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Can Drinking More Water Prevent Kidney Stones? Study Says No. See What Really Helps
A new study challenges the belief that drinking more water alone prevents kidney stones. Hydration helps, but diet, urine output, and medical factors matter more for long-term prevention.
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"By God's Help, A Future Without America": Mojtaba Khamenei's Gulf Resolve
"New Chapter In Hormuz Amid US' Shameful Failure": Mojtaba's Dig At Trump
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Anti-Stigma Campaign, Digital Tool Help Mitigate Mental Health Problems In Slums: Study
India is home to the world's largest adolescent population of 253 million, with about one in every five experiencing mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression, according to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNI
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6 Snakebite Deaths In A Week In Kerala, Experts Blame Summer Heat
Between April 20 and April 26, snakebite deaths were reported from six districts across Kerala, making it the deadliest week of the season so far.
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Gujarat Records Massive 92% Drop In Malaria Cases Over Last Decade
Gandhinagar, April 25 (IANS) Gujarat has recorded a decline of around 92 per cent in malaria cases over the past 10 years, the state Health Department said on Saturday, highlighting sustained surveillance and prevention efforts as World Malaria Day w
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World Malaria Day 2026: Prevention And Treatment Of Malaria During Pregnancy
Malaria in pregnancy can seriously harm both the mother and the unborn baby, especially if the infection is not treated early.
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2 Women Challenge IVF Age Cap, Bombay High Court Allows Fitness Tests For Now
The court acknowledged the risks of pregnancy for women over 50, and has sought expert views on the matter
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Greater Gut Bacteria Diversity Linked To Stronger Hormonal Stress Response: Study
A higher diversity of the gut bacteria could be associated with a greater hormonal and stress reactivity, a study has found.
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Think Your Liver Is Healthy? 74% Of Indians With 'Normal' Results Actually Have Fatty Liver, Reveals Apollo Report
The finding challenges long-held assumptions around what "normal" really means in preventive healthcare and raises critical concerns about the country's metabolic health.
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36,000 People Quit Social Media For Six Weeks. Here's What Researchers Found
The scale makes this one of the largest deactivation studies ever run, and the first to isolate Instagram's effects.
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Can Drinking More Water Prevent Kidney Stones? Study Says No. See What Really Helps
A new study challenges the belief that drinking more water alone prevents kidney stones. Hydration helps, but diet, urine output, and medical factors matter more for long-term prevention.
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"By God's Help, A Future Without America": Mojtaba Khamenei's Gulf Resolve
"New Chapter In Hormuz Amid US' Shameful Failure": Mojtaba's Dig At Trump
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Anti-Stigma Campaign, Digital Tool Help Mitigate Mental Health Problems In Slums: Study
India is home to the world's largest adolescent population of 253 million, with about one in every five experiencing mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression, according to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNI
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6 Snakebite Deaths In A Week In Kerala, Experts Blame Summer Heat
Between April 20 and April 26, snakebite deaths were reported from six districts across Kerala, making it the deadliest week of the season so far.
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Gujarat Records Massive 92% Drop In Malaria Cases Over Last Decade
Gandhinagar, April 25 (IANS) Gujarat has recorded a decline of around 92 per cent in malaria cases over the past 10 years, the state Health Department said on Saturday, highlighting sustained surveillance and prevention efforts as World Malaria Day w
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World Malaria Day 2026: Prevention And Treatment Of Malaria During Pregnancy
Malaria in pregnancy can seriously harm both the mother and the unborn baby, especially if the infection is not treated early.
-
2 Women Challenge IVF Age Cap, Bombay High Court Allows Fitness Tests For Now
The court acknowledged the risks of pregnancy for women over 50, and has sought expert views on the matter
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Greater Gut Bacteria Diversity Linked To Stronger Hormonal Stress Response: Study
A higher diversity of the gut bacteria could be associated with a greater hormonal and stress reactivity, a study has found.
-
Think Your Liver Is Healthy? 74% Of Indians With 'Normal' Results Actually Have Fatty Liver, Reveals Apollo Report
The finding challenges long-held assumptions around what "normal" really means in preventive healthcare and raises critical concerns about the country's metabolic health.
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36,000 People Quit Social Media For Six Weeks. Here's What Researchers Found
The scale makes this one of the largest deactivation studies ever run, and the first to isolate Instagram's effects.
