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India Faces Second Highest Economic Burden Due To Diabetes: Study
India faces a $11.4 trillion diabetes burden, second only to the US. Global study highlights costs, prevention, and global health impact of the disease.
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School Programmes Can Lower Junk Food Intake And Help Combat Childhood Obesity, Finds Study
A new study showed how school-based behavioural interventions can help reduce consumption of ultra-processed foods (UPFs) that are rich in salt and sugar among adolescents.
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Sleeping Less Than 7 Hours? New Study Says It Can Shorten Your Lifespan
A new study says that getting good sleep can help to increase longevity and poor sleep can shorten your lifespan. The study was conducted by Oregon Health & Science University and published in the SLEEP Advances.
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Do Colds Impact Men And Women Differently? Science Says Yes, Here's Why
While the "man flu" stereotype paints men to be dramatic sufferers, studies show women often have severe and prolonged symptoms like intense fatigue and inflammation due to oestrogen-fueled immune overdrive.
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Yoga Aids Speedy Opioid Withdrawal Recovery, Improves Anxiety, Sleep: Study
Yoga can aid in the speedy recovery of people with opioid withdrawal, as well as improve anxiety, sleep, and pain in them, according to a study.
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Late Morning Cardiac Surgery Linked To Increased Risk Of Cardiovascular Deaths, Finds Study
Heart surgery that begins late in the morning may raise the risk of cardiovascular deaths when compared to other times of the day, according to a study.
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Hot Flash Treatment Slows Er-Positive Breast Cancer Growth, Even At Low Doses: New Study Finds
Researchers for the PIONEER trial, led by those from Cambridge, United Kingdom, found that artificial progesterones, such as megestrol acetate, which help to fight these side effects, can slow the growth of ER-positive breast tumours.
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10-Minute High-Intensity Workout Can Trigger Anti-Cancer Molecules In Bloodstream, Finds Study
The study included 30 participants between the ages 50-78, all overweight or obese (a cancer risk) yet healthy otherwise. Each of them performed a 10-minute high-intensity cycling session.
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Weight Regain Common Within Two Years After Stopping Weight Loss Injections, Finds Oxford Study
Participants regained their original weight within an average of 1.7 years after stopping any type of weight loss medication.
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Exposure To Daylight Improves Metabolic Health, Helps Diabetics: Study
Daylight can help improve metabolic health, enabling people with type 2 diabetes to achieve better glycaemic control, according to a study.
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Lung Cancer Cases, Related Deaths May Rise Sharply By 2030: New ICMR Study
The new Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) study shows that lung cancer incidence will be the highest in the North-East, wherein the rates among women are close to those of men.
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A Single Binge Drinking Session Can Weaken Gut Lining And Trigger Inflammation: Harvard Study
Even a single drinking binge -- roughly four drinks for women or five for men within about two hours -- can weaken the gut lining, according to a study.
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Study Estimates 49 Lakh Cases Of Typhoid Fever In India In 2023
A study has estimated 49 lakh cases of typhoid fever and 7,850 deaths in India in 2023, with Delhi, Maharashtra and Karnataka together accounting for nearly 30 per cent of the national burden.
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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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Hyderabad Study Traces Origins Of Mites And Ticks, May Help Track Future Disease Carriers
Understanding these evolutionary relationships can help scientists predict which species may become disease carriers in the future.
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India Faces Second Highest Economic Burden Due To Diabetes: Study
India faces a $11.4 trillion diabetes burden, second only to the US. Global study highlights costs, prevention, and global health impact of the disease.
-
School Programmes Can Lower Junk Food Intake And Help Combat Childhood Obesity, Finds Study
A new study showed how school-based behavioural interventions can help reduce consumption of ultra-processed foods (UPFs) that are rich in salt and sugar among adolescents.
-
Sleeping Less Than 7 Hours? New Study Says It Can Shorten Your Lifespan
A new study says that getting good sleep can help to increase longevity and poor sleep can shorten your lifespan. The study was conducted by Oregon Health & Science University and published in the SLEEP Advances.
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Do Colds Impact Men And Women Differently? Science Says Yes, Here's Why
While the "man flu" stereotype paints men to be dramatic sufferers, studies show women often have severe and prolonged symptoms like intense fatigue and inflammation due to oestrogen-fueled immune overdrive.
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Yoga Aids Speedy Opioid Withdrawal Recovery, Improves Anxiety, Sleep: Study
Yoga can aid in the speedy recovery of people with opioid withdrawal, as well as improve anxiety, sleep, and pain in them, according to a study.
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Late Morning Cardiac Surgery Linked To Increased Risk Of Cardiovascular Deaths, Finds Study
Heart surgery that begins late in the morning may raise the risk of cardiovascular deaths when compared to other times of the day, according to a study.
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Hot Flash Treatment Slows Er-Positive Breast Cancer Growth, Even At Low Doses: New Study Finds
Researchers for the PIONEER trial, led by those from Cambridge, United Kingdom, found that artificial progesterones, such as megestrol acetate, which help to fight these side effects, can slow the growth of ER-positive breast tumours.
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10-Minute High-Intensity Workout Can Trigger Anti-Cancer Molecules In Bloodstream, Finds Study
The study included 30 participants between the ages 50-78, all overweight or obese (a cancer risk) yet healthy otherwise. Each of them performed a 10-minute high-intensity cycling session.
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Weight Regain Common Within Two Years After Stopping Weight Loss Injections, Finds Oxford Study
Participants regained their original weight within an average of 1.7 years after stopping any type of weight loss medication.
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Exposure To Daylight Improves Metabolic Health, Helps Diabetics: Study
Daylight can help improve metabolic health, enabling people with type 2 diabetes to achieve better glycaemic control, according to a study.
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Lung Cancer Cases, Related Deaths May Rise Sharply By 2030: New ICMR Study
The new Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) study shows that lung cancer incidence will be the highest in the North-East, wherein the rates among women are close to those of men.
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A Single Binge Drinking Session Can Weaken Gut Lining And Trigger Inflammation: Harvard Study
Even a single drinking binge -- roughly four drinks for women or five for men within about two hours -- can weaken the gut lining, according to a study.
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Study Estimates 49 Lakh Cases Of Typhoid Fever In India In 2023
A study has estimated 49 lakh cases of typhoid fever and 7,850 deaths in India in 2023, with Delhi, Maharashtra and Karnataka together accounting for nearly 30 per cent of the national burden.
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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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Hyderabad Study Traces Origins Of Mites And Ticks, May Help Track Future Disease Carriers
Understanding these evolutionary relationships can help scientists predict which species may become disease carriers in the future.
