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Eating Too Much Processed Food With Preservatives May Increase Cancer Risk: Study
People who eat more industrially processed foods and beverages laced with preservatives, widely used to extend shelf-life, may increase the risk of cancer, according to a study.
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Contaminated Water Can Be Hazardous: 5 Water Purification Methods To Try At Home
Consumption of unsafe water can lead to diseases such as bacterial gastroenteritis, cholera, typhoid, and dysentery, which are significant contributors to illness and death in vulnerable populations.
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From Bonfires To Fireworks: Doctor Warns About Hidden Eye Risks During Holiday Season Parties
Bonfire smoke and firework fumes drift in silently, acting like a hidden threat to your eyes. An ophthalmologist shares care tips.
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Quit Smoking, Started Vaping? Your Heart Attack Risk May Rise, Says ICMR Study
A major ICMR-led meta-analysis shows e-cigarette users face significantly higher heart attack and stroke risks compared to non-users, especially among former smokers who switched from cigarettes.
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Not Just Your Lungs, That Smog Is Affecting Your Joints Too; Doctor Explains How
Air pollution doesn't just harm the lungs. Doctors warn that chronic smog exposure triggers systemic inflammation, worsening joint pain and accelerating damage, especially in shoulders and hips.
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Chronic Stress, Poor Sleep, Low Vitamin D: Doctor Lists Hidden Lifestyle Triggers Raising Heart Disease Risk
Dr Vishakha identified hidden lifestyle factors that increase the risk of heart disease, from low vitamin D to chronic stress.
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Volcanic Ash Missed India, But Pollution Risks Haven't: Doctors Warn, Share Tips
Satellite data confirms that the Ethiopian volcanic ash plume passed over parts of India but never reached ground-level concentrations harmful to people. However, Delhi's already severe pollution remains a major health threat.
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Volcanic Ash Missed India, But Pollution Risks Haven't: Doctors Warn, Share Tips
Satellite data confirms that the Ethiopian volcanic ash plume passed over parts of India but never reached ground-level concentrations harmful to people. However, Delhi's already severe pollution remains a major health threat.
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Delhi's Air Quality May Worsen Further Due To Volcanic Ash Drift From Ethiopia
Delhi has already been reeling with air pollution for a month; the volcanic ash drifting from Ethiopia may further degrade the national capital's air quality, raising serious health concerns, said health experts here on Tuesday.
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Volcanic Ash In Delhi's Air: Health Risks Of Ethiopian Hayli Gubbi Volcano Eruption Explained
Ash from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano has drifted into Delhi's skies amid already severe pollution. Fine ash and sulphur dioxide pose respiratory risks, especially for vulnerable people.
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Volcanic Ash In Delhi's Air: Health Risks Of Ethiopian Hayli Gubbi Volcano Eruption Explained
Ash from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano has drifted into Delhi's skies amid already severe pollution. Fine ash and sulphur dioxide pose respiratory risks, especially for vulnerable people.
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Delhi's Air Quality At Its Worst: Here's What It's Doing To Your Body
When the air quality drops, it impacts human health in multiple serious ways. This happens because polluted air contains harmful substances that enter the body mainly through breathing. Read on to know what severe air pollution is doing to your body.
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Delhi's Air Quality At Its Worst: Here's What It's Doing To Your Body
When the air quality drops, it impacts human health in multiple serious ways. This happens because polluted air contains harmful substances that enter the body mainly through breathing. Read on to know what severe air pollution is doing to your body.
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As Delhi Chokes, AIIMS Doctor Says Masks Won't Help
Dr Anant Mohan said that masks and purifiers offer limited individual protection. AQI in many areas in Delhi stayed above 400.
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7 Worst Tea Habits That Are Harming Your Gut And Liver
Drinking tea on an empty stomach can irritate the stomach lining, potentially leading to issues like acid reflux and nausea.
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Eating Too Much Processed Food With Preservatives May Increase Cancer Risk: Study
People who eat more industrially processed foods and beverages laced with preservatives, widely used to extend shelf-life, may increase the risk of cancer, according to a study.
-
Contaminated Water Can Be Hazardous: 5 Water Purification Methods To Try At Home
Consumption of unsafe water can lead to diseases such as bacterial gastroenteritis, cholera, typhoid, and dysentery, which are significant contributors to illness and death in vulnerable populations.
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From Bonfires To Fireworks: Doctor Warns About Hidden Eye Risks During Holiday Season Parties
Bonfire smoke and firework fumes drift in silently, acting like a hidden threat to your eyes. An ophthalmologist shares care tips.
-
Quit Smoking, Started Vaping? Your Heart Attack Risk May Rise, Says ICMR Study
A major ICMR-led meta-analysis shows e-cigarette users face significantly higher heart attack and stroke risks compared to non-users, especially among former smokers who switched from cigarettes.
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Not Just Your Lungs, That Smog Is Affecting Your Joints Too; Doctor Explains How
Air pollution doesn't just harm the lungs. Doctors warn that chronic smog exposure triggers systemic inflammation, worsening joint pain and accelerating damage, especially in shoulders and hips.
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Chronic Stress, Poor Sleep, Low Vitamin D: Doctor Lists Hidden Lifestyle Triggers Raising Heart Disease Risk
Dr Vishakha identified hidden lifestyle factors that increase the risk of heart disease, from low vitamin D to chronic stress.
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Volcanic Ash Missed India, But Pollution Risks Haven't: Doctors Warn, Share Tips
Satellite data confirms that the Ethiopian volcanic ash plume passed over parts of India but never reached ground-level concentrations harmful to people. However, Delhi's already severe pollution remains a major health threat.
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Volcanic Ash Missed India, But Pollution Risks Haven't: Doctors Warn, Share Tips
Satellite data confirms that the Ethiopian volcanic ash plume passed over parts of India but never reached ground-level concentrations harmful to people. However, Delhi's already severe pollution remains a major health threat.
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Delhi's Air Quality May Worsen Further Due To Volcanic Ash Drift From Ethiopia
Delhi has already been reeling with air pollution for a month; the volcanic ash drifting from Ethiopia may further degrade the national capital's air quality, raising serious health concerns, said health experts here on Tuesday.
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Volcanic Ash In Delhi's Air: Health Risks Of Ethiopian Hayli Gubbi Volcano Eruption Explained
Ash from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano has drifted into Delhi's skies amid already severe pollution. Fine ash and sulphur dioxide pose respiratory risks, especially for vulnerable people.
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Volcanic Ash In Delhi's Air: Health Risks Of Ethiopian Hayli Gubbi Volcano Eruption Explained
Ash from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano has drifted into Delhi's skies amid already severe pollution. Fine ash and sulphur dioxide pose respiratory risks, especially for vulnerable people.
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Delhi's Air Quality At Its Worst: Here's What It's Doing To Your Body
When the air quality drops, it impacts human health in multiple serious ways. This happens because polluted air contains harmful substances that enter the body mainly through breathing. Read on to know what severe air pollution is doing to your body.
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Delhi's Air Quality At Its Worst: Here's What It's Doing To Your Body
When the air quality drops, it impacts human health in multiple serious ways. This happens because polluted air contains harmful substances that enter the body mainly through breathing. Read on to know what severe air pollution is doing to your body.
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As Delhi Chokes, AIIMS Doctor Says Masks Won't Help
Dr Anant Mohan said that masks and purifiers offer limited individual protection. AQI in many areas in Delhi stayed above 400.
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7 Worst Tea Habits That Are Harming Your Gut And Liver
Drinking tea on an empty stomach can irritate the stomach lining, potentially leading to issues like acid reflux and nausea.
