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Monsoon Health Myths Doctors Want You To Stop Believing Today
From rain baths and unnecessary antibiotics to stale food and mosquito myths, experts warn that common monsoon beliefs may increase your risk of infections, skin problems, food poisoning and delayed treatment during the rainy season
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Sumona Chakravarti, 38, Undergoes Endometriosis Surgery: "Have 3 Visible Scars"
Actor Sumona Chakravarti took to Instagram to share that she underwent surgery for endometriosis, which has changed her perspective on how she was using social media. She added that she would like to create a community of "like-minded people" and continue keeping her personal life private
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NDTV Lifeline x Men's Health: Why Ignoring Warning Signs Can Cost Lives
Heart disease, diabetes, prostate problems and mental health concerns are increasingly affecting men at younger ages, yet many delay seeking medical help. Experts warn that waiting for symptoms to become severe can turn manageable conditions into life-threatening emergencies.
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MP Government Makes Mental Health Awareness Compulsory For College Freshers
Bhopal, June 24 (IANS) In a move aimed at improving student well-being, the Madhya Pradesh Higher Education Department has made mental health awareness a key part of the induction programme for newly admitted college students across the state.
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Hyderabad Doctor Creates Guinness World Record With AI Hologram To Spread Breast Health Awareness
Speaking to NDTV exclusively Dr Raghu Ram highlighted the growing burden of breast cancer in India. He said breast cancer cases are increasingly being diagnosed among younger women, with the peak age group between 40 and 50 years.
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From 20-40 Cigarettes A Day To Zero: Ex-Roadies Judge Raghu Ram Marks 10 Years Of No Smoking
Raghu Ram took to Instagram to share that it has been 10 years since he quit smoking, and in a 2023 podcast, he shared that his wife Natalie Di Luccio was the reason why he never looked back
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'I'm Fine' Syndrome: How Ignoring Burnout Can Backfire
Workplaces have unachievable deadlines, demanding schedules, and extreme pressure, making professionals put off self-care and giving rise to 'I'm Fine' syndrome
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Why Namita Thapar Wants You To Rethink 'Harmless Gossip'
The entrepreneur used Mental Health Awareness Month to speak about gossip, anxiety and why kindness matters more than ever.
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Health Information Delivered As A Video Game Can Bridge The Communication Gap Between Patients And Providers
By working together with public health experts and health care providers, game designers can help fit gaming into the industry and culture of health care.
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Maternal Nutrition Beyond Supplements: What Daily Meals Should Look Like
Ensuring a healthy pregnancy requires a strategic approach to the daily plate, treating food as the primary biological fuel for fetal programming rather than a secondary concern.
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How To Protect Your Eyes During Diwali And Amid Heavy Smog Season
Wear protective eyewear like safety goggles or even regular no-number glasses if you don't wear prescription glasses.
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Man Shares Emotional Post On Mental Health Awareness After Losing Wife And Baby
The social media post has sparked conversations about mental health in the wake of personal tragedy.
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Why Pneumonia Cases Surge During Monsoon: How To Guard Against It
Monsoon ushers in respiratory trouble for many and pneumonia cases rise sharply, driven by damp air, viral spread, indoor pollutants, and rain-wetting. Children, elderly, and those with compromised immunity are most vulnerable.
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Early Puberty, Childbirth Linked To Faster Ageing, High Diabetes Risk: Study
A new analysis finds that women who experience early puberty and early childbirth face faster biological ageing and higher risks of diabetes, heart failure and obesity, while later timing appears protective.
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Why More Gen Zs Are "Fawning"? Expert Explains This Survival Strategy Born From Trauma
Fawning often develops in childhood as a way to cope with threatening or traumatic situations, particularly in emotionally unstable environments.
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Monsoon Health Myths Doctors Want You To Stop Believing Today
From rain baths and unnecessary antibiotics to stale food and mosquito myths, experts warn that common monsoon beliefs may increase your risk of infections, skin problems, food poisoning and delayed treatment during the rainy season
-
Sumona Chakravarti, 38, Undergoes Endometriosis Surgery: "Have 3 Visible Scars"
Actor Sumona Chakravarti took to Instagram to share that she underwent surgery for endometriosis, which has changed her perspective on how she was using social media. She added that she would like to create a community of "like-minded people" and continue keeping her personal life private
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NDTV Lifeline x Men's Health: Why Ignoring Warning Signs Can Cost Lives
Heart disease, diabetes, prostate problems and mental health concerns are increasingly affecting men at younger ages, yet many delay seeking medical help. Experts warn that waiting for symptoms to become severe can turn manageable conditions into life-threatening emergencies.
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MP Government Makes Mental Health Awareness Compulsory For College Freshers
Bhopal, June 24 (IANS) In a move aimed at improving student well-being, the Madhya Pradesh Higher Education Department has made mental health awareness a key part of the induction programme for newly admitted college students across the state.
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Hyderabad Doctor Creates Guinness World Record With AI Hologram To Spread Breast Health Awareness
Speaking to NDTV exclusively Dr Raghu Ram highlighted the growing burden of breast cancer in India. He said breast cancer cases are increasingly being diagnosed among younger women, with the peak age group between 40 and 50 years.
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From 20-40 Cigarettes A Day To Zero: Ex-Roadies Judge Raghu Ram Marks 10 Years Of No Smoking
Raghu Ram took to Instagram to share that it has been 10 years since he quit smoking, and in a 2023 podcast, he shared that his wife Natalie Di Luccio was the reason why he never looked back
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'I'm Fine' Syndrome: How Ignoring Burnout Can Backfire
Workplaces have unachievable deadlines, demanding schedules, and extreme pressure, making professionals put off self-care and giving rise to 'I'm Fine' syndrome
-
Why Namita Thapar Wants You To Rethink 'Harmless Gossip'
The entrepreneur used Mental Health Awareness Month to speak about gossip, anxiety and why kindness matters more than ever.
-
Health Information Delivered As A Video Game Can Bridge The Communication Gap Between Patients And Providers
By working together with public health experts and health care providers, game designers can help fit gaming into the industry and culture of health care.
-
Maternal Nutrition Beyond Supplements: What Daily Meals Should Look Like
Ensuring a healthy pregnancy requires a strategic approach to the daily plate, treating food as the primary biological fuel for fetal programming rather than a secondary concern.
-
How To Protect Your Eyes During Diwali And Amid Heavy Smog Season
Wear protective eyewear like safety goggles or even regular no-number glasses if you don't wear prescription glasses.
-
Man Shares Emotional Post On Mental Health Awareness After Losing Wife And Baby
The social media post has sparked conversations about mental health in the wake of personal tragedy.
-
Why Pneumonia Cases Surge During Monsoon: How To Guard Against It
Monsoon ushers in respiratory trouble for many and pneumonia cases rise sharply, driven by damp air, viral spread, indoor pollutants, and rain-wetting. Children, elderly, and those with compromised immunity are most vulnerable.
-
Early Puberty, Childbirth Linked To Faster Ageing, High Diabetes Risk: Study
A new analysis finds that women who experience early puberty and early childbirth face faster biological ageing and higher risks of diabetes, heart failure and obesity, while later timing appears protective.
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Why More Gen Zs Are "Fawning"? Expert Explains This Survival Strategy Born From Trauma
Fawning often develops in childhood as a way to cope with threatening or traumatic situations, particularly in emotionally unstable environments.
