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WHO Says Gaza's Nasser Hospital 'One Massive Trauma Ward'
Nasser hospital in Gaza is operating as "one massive trauma ward" due to an influx of patients wounded at non-United Nations food distribution sites run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, the World Health Organization said on Friday.
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Is India Prepared For A PCOS Crisis? Poor Lifestyle And Stress Could Be The Culprit
PCOS contributes to hormonal imbalance which disrupts a woman's normal reproductive cycle.
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Watch: UPSC Educator Exposes India's Women's Toilet Crisis
Civil services educator Praveen Dixit highlights the glaring lack of public toilets for women in India, sparking a conversation about the need for more gender-inclusive sanitation infrastructure.
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Israel Kills 30 In Gaza, Including Aid Seekers, Amid Iran Conflict: Health Authorities
Israeli gunfire and strikes killed at least 30 people across the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, local health authorities said, as some Palestinians there said their plight was being forgotten as attention shifted to the air war between Israel and Iran.
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Using AI Chatbots As Therapist? Study Issues Chilling Warning
Researchers at Stanford University found that AI chatbots reflected harmful social stigma towards illnesses like schizophrenia and alcohol dependence.
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5 Die At Odisha Hospital Due To 'Wrong Injection', Investigation Ordered
Five critically ill patients have died in a span of a few hours at the Saheed Laxman Nayak Medical College and Hospital in Odisha's Koraput.
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Nurdles, The 5mm-Sized Plastic Pellet Destroying The World, And Killing Us
Nurdles - the building block of most of the plastic items we use daily - are microplastics that can destroy marine ecosystems and affect our health, and tens of thousands of them were spilt along the Kerala coast after a cargo ship sank.
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These Everyday Habits Are Actually Essential For Good Mental Health
Incorporating small, intentional habits into your daily routine can be an effective, sustainable way to enhance your overall mental well-being, without waiting for a crisis to act.
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At Least 70 Countries Missing Out On Medical Care Amid Funding Cuts: WHO
People in at least 70 countries are missing out on medical treatment due to funding cuts to aid programmes, the WHO said on Monday, adding it also faces major financial challenges.
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Pope Francis' Popemobile To Turn Into Health Clinic For Gaza Children
One of Pope Francis's popemobiles is being transformed into a mobile health clinic for the children of Gaza Strip, fulfilling one of his final wishes: to be deployed once humanitarian access to Gaza is possible.
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Brown Heart OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch Documentary on India's Heart Disease Crisis Online?
Brown Heart is a compelling documentary spotlighting the surge of heart issues in India. Produced by Drs. Nirmal and Renu Joshi, it features expert advice, patient stories, and celebrity voices. The film streams on JioHotstar from May 3, 2025, aiming to raise awareness and spark preventive action globally.
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Feeling Hungry? Try Green Tea, Says Nutritionist
Apart from drinking green tea, the nutritionist also recommends taking isabgol before meals, adding more fibre to your diet and increasing your protein intake.
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"2 Samples, 1 Microscopic Finish Line": US City Set To Host World's First Sperm Race
The unconventional competition, organised by a startup, will pit sperm samples against each other to raise awareness about declining male fertility rates.
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Applications Tied To Body, Man Crawls To Authorities To Highlight Water Shortage
A man from Madhya Pradesh's Sehore district attached several written applications to a string tied to his body and crawled to the divisional commissioner's office to highlight water "shortage" in his village
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Hooked On Reels? Experts Warn Of Severe Eye Strain Risks
After concerns about the impact of short-form videos on mental health, doctors are now raising an alarm about a new, growing crisis - "'reel-induced eye damage.' Excessive screen time, particularly binge-watching reels on social media.
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WHO Says Gaza's Nasser Hospital 'One Massive Trauma Ward'
Nasser hospital in Gaza is operating as "one massive trauma ward" due to an influx of patients wounded at non-United Nations food distribution sites run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, the World Health Organization said on Friday.
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Is India Prepared For A PCOS Crisis? Poor Lifestyle And Stress Could Be The Culprit
PCOS contributes to hormonal imbalance which disrupts a woman's normal reproductive cycle.
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Watch: UPSC Educator Exposes India's Women's Toilet Crisis
Civil services educator Praveen Dixit highlights the glaring lack of public toilets for women in India, sparking a conversation about the need for more gender-inclusive sanitation infrastructure.
-
Israel Kills 30 In Gaza, Including Aid Seekers, Amid Iran Conflict: Health Authorities
Israeli gunfire and strikes killed at least 30 people across the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, local health authorities said, as some Palestinians there said their plight was being forgotten as attention shifted to the air war between Israel and Iran.
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Using AI Chatbots As Therapist? Study Issues Chilling Warning
Researchers at Stanford University found that AI chatbots reflected harmful social stigma towards illnesses like schizophrenia and alcohol dependence.
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5 Die At Odisha Hospital Due To 'Wrong Injection', Investigation Ordered
Five critically ill patients have died in a span of a few hours at the Saheed Laxman Nayak Medical College and Hospital in Odisha's Koraput.
-
Nurdles, The 5mm-Sized Plastic Pellet Destroying The World, And Killing Us
Nurdles - the building block of most of the plastic items we use daily - are microplastics that can destroy marine ecosystems and affect our health, and tens of thousands of them were spilt along the Kerala coast after a cargo ship sank.
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These Everyday Habits Are Actually Essential For Good Mental Health
Incorporating small, intentional habits into your daily routine can be an effective, sustainable way to enhance your overall mental well-being, without waiting for a crisis to act.
-
At Least 70 Countries Missing Out On Medical Care Amid Funding Cuts: WHO
People in at least 70 countries are missing out on medical treatment due to funding cuts to aid programmes, the WHO said on Monday, adding it also faces major financial challenges.
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Pope Francis' Popemobile To Turn Into Health Clinic For Gaza Children
One of Pope Francis's popemobiles is being transformed into a mobile health clinic for the children of Gaza Strip, fulfilling one of his final wishes: to be deployed once humanitarian access to Gaza is possible.
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Brown Heart OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch Documentary on India's Heart Disease Crisis Online?
Brown Heart is a compelling documentary spotlighting the surge of heart issues in India. Produced by Drs. Nirmal and Renu Joshi, it features expert advice, patient stories, and celebrity voices. The film streams on JioHotstar from May 3, 2025, aiming to raise awareness and spark preventive action globally.
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Feeling Hungry? Try Green Tea, Says Nutritionist
Apart from drinking green tea, the nutritionist also recommends taking isabgol before meals, adding more fibre to your diet and increasing your protein intake.
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"2 Samples, 1 Microscopic Finish Line": US City Set To Host World's First Sperm Race
The unconventional competition, organised by a startup, will pit sperm samples against each other to raise awareness about declining male fertility rates.
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Applications Tied To Body, Man Crawls To Authorities To Highlight Water Shortage
A man from Madhya Pradesh's Sehore district attached several written applications to a string tied to his body and crawled to the divisional commissioner's office to highlight water "shortage" in his village
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Hooked On Reels? Experts Warn Of Severe Eye Strain Risks
After concerns about the impact of short-form videos on mental health, doctors are now raising an alarm about a new, growing crisis - "'reel-induced eye damage.' Excessive screen time, particularly binge-watching reels on social media.
