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Breast Cancer To Lung Cancer: The 7 Most Common Cancers Among Women In The World
Some cancers affect women more often because of biological factors, age, lifestyle habits, environmental exposure, and family history. Early detection, regular screening, healthy eating, exercise, and avoiding tobacco can reduce the risk of many canc
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How Men Can Beat The Burnout With These 6 Simple Tips
Doctors say chronic stress activates the body's fight-or-flight response for prolonged periods. This can increase stress hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline, which may silently affect multiple organs over time.
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Anti-Inflammatory Foods And Drinks: Are They Really Effective?
Diet must be paired with regular physical exercise, managing high daily stress levels, and getting deep sleep to thoroughly lower chronic inflammation.
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Osteoporosis And Osteoarthritis Are Not the Same: Here's Why
Doctors say osteoporosis and osteoarthritis also differ in how they present and who is most at risk. Osteoporosis is more common after menopause and may be linked to ageing, hormonal changes, calcium deficiency, smoking, or lack of exercise.
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Heart Attack In 40s: Why Are Healthy And Fit Individuals Still At Risk? Cardiologist Explains
While a person may look lean and exercise regularly, fitness does not guarantee cardiovascular health. The growing prevalence of risk factors such as obesity, diabetes, hypertension, and unhealthy diets adds to the burden of cardiovascular diseases.
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Constipation While Pregnant? Here's What It Means For Mother's Health
Constipation during pregnancy is common, but that does not mean it should be ignored. Hormonal changes, iron supplements, reduced activity, and dietary habits can all contribute to digestive discomfort during pregnancy.
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High Blood Sugar Levels? Here's What You Should Do To Maintain Your Heart Health
When blood sugar remains high for a long time, it can damage blood vessels and this increases the risk of high blood pressure, blocked arteries, heart attacks, and strokes.
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This Enzyme In Pineapples Could Benefit Your Health In Many Ways
Pineapple is already rich in vitamin C, and bromelain may further support immune function by influencing inflammatory responses in the body.
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Exercise Intolerance And Low Fitness Levels: How To Improve Physical Stamina
Struggling with low stamina or fatigue during workouts? Experts explain exercise intolerance, its causes, and evidence-based ways to safely improve endurance and overall fitness levels.
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GLP-1 Drugs May Trigger Muscle Loss In Cirrhosis Patients: Study
GLP-1 drugs are often praised for their metabolic benefits, including improved blood sugar control and weight reduction. However, in patients with liver cirrhosis, these benefits may come with trade-offs.
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7 Exercises That Can Help To Improve Ankle Mobility
You can improve ankle flexibility and strength with regular and simple movement practices. Better mobility not only supports physical activity but also makes daily tasks feel easier and more comfortable.
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Not Just Breathlessness, Recognising Early And Atypical Asthma Symptoms
Asthma is not always about breathlessness or wheezing. Persistent cough, chest discomfort, fatigue, or exercise intolerance can all be early warning signs.
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Training The Same Muscle Daily For 1 Week: Smart Hack Or Risky Move?
Muscle growth does not happen while you are lifting weights. It happens during recovery, through a process called muscle protein synthesis.
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Meryl Streep's Low-Impact Swimming Is Better Than Intense Gymming In 60s And 70s; Cardiologist Explains Why
Meryl Streep swims a mile a day to keep her mental and physical health intact. Dr Varun Bansal explains why a low-impact swim is more effective than a high-intensity gym session at 76.
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Eating For Two To Coffee: Nutritionist Debunks Common Myths About Pregnancy
Clinical nutritionist Palak Nagpal addresses common pregnancy myths around food, exercise and lifestyle
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Breast Cancer To Lung Cancer: The 7 Most Common Cancers Among Women In The World
Some cancers affect women more often because of biological factors, age, lifestyle habits, environmental exposure, and family history. Early detection, regular screening, healthy eating, exercise, and avoiding tobacco can reduce the risk of many canc
-
How Men Can Beat The Burnout With These 6 Simple Tips
Doctors say chronic stress activates the body's fight-or-flight response for prolonged periods. This can increase stress hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline, which may silently affect multiple organs over time.
-
Anti-Inflammatory Foods And Drinks: Are They Really Effective?
Diet must be paired with regular physical exercise, managing high daily stress levels, and getting deep sleep to thoroughly lower chronic inflammation.
-
Osteoporosis And Osteoarthritis Are Not the Same: Here's Why
Doctors say osteoporosis and osteoarthritis also differ in how they present and who is most at risk. Osteoporosis is more common after menopause and may be linked to ageing, hormonal changes, calcium deficiency, smoking, or lack of exercise.
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Heart Attack In 40s: Why Are Healthy And Fit Individuals Still At Risk? Cardiologist Explains
While a person may look lean and exercise regularly, fitness does not guarantee cardiovascular health. The growing prevalence of risk factors such as obesity, diabetes, hypertension, and unhealthy diets adds to the burden of cardiovascular diseases.
-
Constipation While Pregnant? Here's What It Means For Mother's Health
Constipation during pregnancy is common, but that does not mean it should be ignored. Hormonal changes, iron supplements, reduced activity, and dietary habits can all contribute to digestive discomfort during pregnancy.
-
High Blood Sugar Levels? Here's What You Should Do To Maintain Your Heart Health
When blood sugar remains high for a long time, it can damage blood vessels and this increases the risk of high blood pressure, blocked arteries, heart attacks, and strokes.
-
This Enzyme In Pineapples Could Benefit Your Health In Many Ways
Pineapple is already rich in vitamin C, and bromelain may further support immune function by influencing inflammatory responses in the body.
-
Exercise Intolerance And Low Fitness Levels: How To Improve Physical Stamina
Struggling with low stamina or fatigue during workouts? Experts explain exercise intolerance, its causes, and evidence-based ways to safely improve endurance and overall fitness levels.
-
GLP-1 Drugs May Trigger Muscle Loss In Cirrhosis Patients: Study
GLP-1 drugs are often praised for their metabolic benefits, including improved blood sugar control and weight reduction. However, in patients with liver cirrhosis, these benefits may come with trade-offs.
-
7 Exercises That Can Help To Improve Ankle Mobility
You can improve ankle flexibility and strength with regular and simple movement practices. Better mobility not only supports physical activity but also makes daily tasks feel easier and more comfortable.
-
Not Just Breathlessness, Recognising Early And Atypical Asthma Symptoms
Asthma is not always about breathlessness or wheezing. Persistent cough, chest discomfort, fatigue, or exercise intolerance can all be early warning signs.
-
Training The Same Muscle Daily For 1 Week: Smart Hack Or Risky Move?
Muscle growth does not happen while you are lifting weights. It happens during recovery, through a process called muscle protein synthesis.
-
Meryl Streep's Low-Impact Swimming Is Better Than Intense Gymming In 60s And 70s; Cardiologist Explains Why
Meryl Streep swims a mile a day to keep her mental and physical health intact. Dr Varun Bansal explains why a low-impact swim is more effective than a high-intensity gym session at 76.
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Eating For Two To Coffee: Nutritionist Debunks Common Myths About Pregnancy
Clinical nutritionist Palak Nagpal addresses common pregnancy myths around food, exercise and lifestyle
