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Burning Eyes, Itchy Throat: Don't Confuse Air Pollution Impact Signs For Flu Symptoms
Air Pollution Health Issue: Most people think air pollution only troubles the respiratory system, however, that is not entirely true. It also impacts your overall health.
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Opinion | Is India Really At Risk Of A Monkeypox Outbreak?
The WHO, on August 14, declared the current upsurge of Mpox or Monkeypox in Central Africa as a global emergency requiring urgent action. Though India has not reported any cases yet, the Central government is keeping a close eye on the situation.
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Risk Of Pink Eye Is High During Flu Season; Here's How To Prevent It
Here we will discuss the many ways in which we can lower our risk of catching pink eye this flu season.
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Conjunctivitis Cases On Rise In Schools: 5 Expert Tips To Protect Your Child From Eye Infection
Red eyes, itching, eye pain, watery eyes, swelling, discharge from eyes, blurred vision and sensitivity to light are a few common symptoms of eye infection.
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Conjunctivitis And Eye Infection Cases Surge After Heavy Rainfall: Know Symptoms, Prevention Tips, Treatment And Remedies
"We are getting at least 100 cases of conjunctivitis per day. There is usually a seasonal increase in conjunctivitis cases, which coincides with the flu season," Dr JS Titiyal, chief of RP Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences at AIIMS said.
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How to Naturally Keep Away Influenza And Related Health Problems During Winters
How much do we hate runny nose, watery eyes and an unbearable headache? With dipping temperature, the chance of catching cold and flu can increase significantly
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Winter Warmers: 10 foods to keep the flu away
Do you know what COLD stands for? Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease. Well, I too was surprised with this rather hard hitting description. We all know what typically happens when we get a cold - our nose is runny, our eyes get watery and the head feels...
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Cellphone users at higher risk of flu, diarrhoea, eye ailments
Your mobile phone can put you at a greater risk of various diseases as the device acts as dangerous breeding ground for bacteria.
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Burning Eyes, Itchy Throat: Don't Confuse Air Pollution Impact Signs For Flu Symptoms
Air Pollution Health Issue: Most people think air pollution only troubles the respiratory system, however, that is not entirely true. It also impacts your overall health.
-
Opinion | Is India Really At Risk Of A Monkeypox Outbreak?
The WHO, on August 14, declared the current upsurge of Mpox or Monkeypox in Central Africa as a global emergency requiring urgent action. Though India has not reported any cases yet, the Central government is keeping a close eye on the situation.
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Risk Of Pink Eye Is High During Flu Season; Here's How To Prevent It
Here we will discuss the many ways in which we can lower our risk of catching pink eye this flu season.
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Conjunctivitis Cases On Rise In Schools: 5 Expert Tips To Protect Your Child From Eye Infection
Red eyes, itching, eye pain, watery eyes, swelling, discharge from eyes, blurred vision and sensitivity to light are a few common symptoms of eye infection.
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Conjunctivitis And Eye Infection Cases Surge After Heavy Rainfall: Know Symptoms, Prevention Tips, Treatment And Remedies
"We are getting at least 100 cases of conjunctivitis per day. There is usually a seasonal increase in conjunctivitis cases, which coincides with the flu season," Dr JS Titiyal, chief of RP Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences at AIIMS said.
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How to Naturally Keep Away Influenza And Related Health Problems During Winters
How much do we hate runny nose, watery eyes and an unbearable headache? With dipping temperature, the chance of catching cold and flu can increase significantly
-
Winter Warmers: 10 foods to keep the flu away
Do you know what COLD stands for? Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease. Well, I too was surprised with this rather hard hitting description. We all know what typically happens when we get a cold - our nose is runny, our eyes get watery and the head feels...
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Cellphone users at higher risk of flu, diarrhoea, eye ailments
Your mobile phone can put you at a greater risk of various diseases as the device acts as dangerous breeding ground for bacteria.
