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Apple's Next Major Health Gadget Could Be Whoop-Like Screenless Fitness Band
Apple is developing a screenless fitness tracker focusing on health metrics, just like Whoop and Oura Ring.
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Protection From Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment Could Wane After One Year In High-Burden Countries: Study
They estimated TB risk among people with TB infections in 24 countries and found that TPT offered strong initial protection, but long-term protection varied depending on the burden of TB disease in each area.
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Can Women With Diabetes Have A Healthy Pregnancy? Doctors Explain
Women with diabetes can have healthy pregnancies with proper blood sugar control, medication, diet, and regular medical care.
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Stopping GLP-1 Medications? It May Increase Your Risk Of Heart Attack, Stroke By 22%
Researchers compared 132,551 people who had been prescribed GLP-1 medications with 201,136 people taking sulfonylureas, another group of diabetes medicines. Treatment status was assessed every six months.
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Ayushman Bharat Continues To Move Forward With Vision Of Stronger Bharat: Nitin Nabin
As India's government health insurance scheme Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Aarogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) completed eight years on Wednesday
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Andhra Pradesh Flash Flood Risk: Health Precautions To Keep Yourself And Your Family Protected
Floodwater can carry sewage, germs, chemicals, sharp debris and animal waste, increasing the risk of injuries, stomach infections and skin problems. Here are some simple precautions you can take to reduce the risk of illness and injury.
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Dementia Cases In India Projected To Nearly Double By 2036
With Alzheimer's disease accounting for the majority of dementia cases, doctors stressed that changes in memory, cognition and everyday functioning should not automatically be dismissed as a normal part of ageing.
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Quality Is Emerging As A Defining Factor In GLP-1 Therapies: Apollo Doctor Explains Why And How
For complex therapies such as GLP-1 receptor agonists, quality goes far beyond the active ingredient. It is built into every stage of a medicine's development, from the science behind the molecule and the manufacturing process to the strength of the clinical evidence supporting its use.
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Forget The 10,000 Goal: How Many Steps Do You Really Need To Walk Based On Your Age?
Yes, 10,000 can be a good personal target if it is comfortable and achievable, however, it is not a universal requirement. Studies suggest that there can be meaningful health benefits that can happen at lower step counts, particularly in older adults.
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Exercising Outdoors? Here's How To Reduce Pollution Exposure
Air pollution does not necessarily mean you have to give up physical activity. The key is to adapt your workout according to the conditions.
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Is Syphilis Curable? What To Know About Treatment, Symptoms And Reinfection
Syphilis is curable, and timely treatment can prevent the infection from progressing and reduce the risk of serious complications.
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Free Operations Give Hope To Children With A Neglected But Deadly Disease In Africa
Noma, a fatal facial disease affecting malnourished children, is rising in northern Nigeria amid poverty and violence.
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Mobile Boat Clinics Bring Healthcare To India's Remote Islands
An infant lets out a feeble cry as a doctor administers a routine but vital injection aboard a mobile boat clinic, part of a network serving...
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When Healthy Turns Harmful: Is Too Much Ghee Bad for Your Heart?
Ayurveda has always supported the fact that ghee has plenty of health benefits, but quality and quantity need to be regulated to reap these properly.
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Planning To Buy The Temple Device? AIIMS-Trained Neurosurgeon Says It Cannot Replace Clinical Investigation
According to Dr. Naik, while the device is an impressive piece of consumer tech, it cannot replace actual clinical investigation.
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Apple's Next Major Health Gadget Could Be Whoop-Like Screenless Fitness Band
Apple is developing a screenless fitness tracker focusing on health metrics, just like Whoop and Oura Ring.
-
Protection From Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment Could Wane After One Year In High-Burden Countries: Study
They estimated TB risk among people with TB infections in 24 countries and found that TPT offered strong initial protection, but long-term protection varied depending on the burden of TB disease in each area.
-
Can Women With Diabetes Have A Healthy Pregnancy? Doctors Explain
Women with diabetes can have healthy pregnancies with proper blood sugar control, medication, diet, and regular medical care.
-
Stopping GLP-1 Medications? It May Increase Your Risk Of Heart Attack, Stroke By 22%
Researchers compared 132,551 people who had been prescribed GLP-1 medications with 201,136 people taking sulfonylureas, another group of diabetes medicines. Treatment status was assessed every six months.
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Ayushman Bharat Continues To Move Forward With Vision Of Stronger Bharat: Nitin Nabin
As India's government health insurance scheme Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Aarogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) completed eight years on Wednesday
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Andhra Pradesh Flash Flood Risk: Health Precautions To Keep Yourself And Your Family Protected
Floodwater can carry sewage, germs, chemicals, sharp debris and animal waste, increasing the risk of injuries, stomach infections and skin problems. Here are some simple precautions you can take to reduce the risk of illness and injury.
-
Dementia Cases In India Projected To Nearly Double By 2036
With Alzheimer's disease accounting for the majority of dementia cases, doctors stressed that changes in memory, cognition and everyday functioning should not automatically be dismissed as a normal part of ageing.
-
Quality Is Emerging As A Defining Factor In GLP-1 Therapies: Apollo Doctor Explains Why And How
For complex therapies such as GLP-1 receptor agonists, quality goes far beyond the active ingredient. It is built into every stage of a medicine's development, from the science behind the molecule and the manufacturing process to the strength of the clinical evidence supporting its use.
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Forget The 10,000 Goal: How Many Steps Do You Really Need To Walk Based On Your Age?
Yes, 10,000 can be a good personal target if it is comfortable and achievable, however, it is not a universal requirement. Studies suggest that there can be meaningful health benefits that can happen at lower step counts, particularly in older adults.
-
Exercising Outdoors? Here's How To Reduce Pollution Exposure
Air pollution does not necessarily mean you have to give up physical activity. The key is to adapt your workout according to the conditions.
-
Is Syphilis Curable? What To Know About Treatment, Symptoms And Reinfection
Syphilis is curable, and timely treatment can prevent the infection from progressing and reduce the risk of serious complications.
-
Free Operations Give Hope To Children With A Neglected But Deadly Disease In Africa
Noma, a fatal facial disease affecting malnourished children, is rising in northern Nigeria amid poverty and violence.
-
Mobile Boat Clinics Bring Healthcare To India's Remote Islands
An infant lets out a feeble cry as a doctor administers a routine but vital injection aboard a mobile boat clinic, part of a network serving...
-
When Healthy Turns Harmful: Is Too Much Ghee Bad for Your Heart?
Ayurveda has always supported the fact that ghee has plenty of health benefits, but quality and quantity need to be regulated to reap these properly.
-
Planning To Buy The Temple Device? AIIMS-Trained Neurosurgeon Says It Cannot Replace Clinical Investigation
According to Dr. Naik, while the device is an impressive piece of consumer tech, it cannot replace actual clinical investigation.
