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Woman Fined Rs 8 Lakh For Knocking Over Pedestrian, Causing Hip Fracture
The woman accidentally injured a pedestrian who fell during a collision while walking.
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KCR Recovering Well After Hip Replacement Surgery, Says Hospital
Doctors treating former Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, who underwent a hip replacement surgery following a fracture due to a fall at his residence, are satisfied with his progress post the operation, the hospital said on Saturday.
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KCR Successfully Undergoes Hip Replacement Surgery After Fall
Former Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Friday successfully underwent an operation for left Total Hip Replacement at a private super-specialty hospital in Hyderabad following a fracture due to a fall at his residence.
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KCR In Hospital After Fall, Suffers Hip Fracture, Will Undergo Surgery
Former Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao was admitted to a hospital around 2 am today in Hyderabad after a fall.
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Vegetarian Diet May Put Women At Higher Risks Of Hip Fracture - Experts Reveal
Researchers conducted a survey on 26318 women and compared the risk of hip fracture in occasional meat eaters, regular meat eaters, pescatarians and vegetarians.
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Vegans May Have Higher Risk Of Arms, Hips And Ankle Fracture - Experts Reveal
The study also stated that the risk of fracture partly reduced with higher intake of dietary calcium and dietary protein and when Body Mass Index (BMI) was taken into account.
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Diet For Osteoporosis: 5 Essential Nutrients You Should Not Miss
Osteoporosis Diet: Osteoporosis makes the bones weak and brittle. A healthy diet can help you boost overall bones health and help prevent the condition. Here are some important nutrients one should add to diet.
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Vitamin D, calcium supplements may not lower fracture risk, Upping the Dietary Intake May Instead Work Better
According to a latest study older adults who take vitamin D and calcium are no less likely to break their hips or other bones than peers who don't use these supplements.
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Vaginal Oestrogen Doesn't Increase A Woman's Risk Of Heart Disease Or Cancer
Compared with women who didn't use vaginal oestrogen, women who did had a 48 percent lower risk of heart disease and 60 percent lower odds of hip fractures, researchers report in Menopause. Read the report here.
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Beware Parents! Childhood Obesity Can Increase Risk of Hip Disease in Adolescence
Recently, a study published in the journal of Archives of Disease in Childhood has stated that childhood obesity can increase the risk of hip diseases in adolescence.
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Discovery: Arthritis Could Be The Reason We Survived Ice Age
The genetic variance in GDF5 gene helped early humans to survive in the ice-age and this mutation resulted in osteoarthritis in the later period of human evolution.
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Old People Suffering From Hip Fracture May Never Recover: Study
A recent observational study has shown that one in every two elderly people, who have suffered a hip fracture will never be as physically active and independent as they were before.
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Donald A Henderson, Who Led Effort To Eradicate Smallpox, Dies At 87
Donald A Henderson, who headed the World Health Organization vaccination effort that wiped out smallpox in 1977 and later became a US bioterrorism expert, has died from complications following a hip fracture, officials said on Sunday. He was 87.
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Frequent Falls An Early Sign Of Parkinson's: Study
Parkinson's patients have a higher risk of injurious falls and hip fractures up to 26 years before a diagnosis of the disease, a new study has claimed. The higher proportion of fall-related injuries can partly be explained by reduced balance, which could be a significant early sign of the illness, researchers said.
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Bone Fracture May Lead To Widespread Chronic Body Pain, Says Study
Women experiencing a hip fracture are more than twice as likely to suffer a long-term widespread pain in the whole body as those without a fracture, the findings showed.
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Woman Fined Rs 8 Lakh For Knocking Over Pedestrian, Causing Hip Fracture
The woman accidentally injured a pedestrian who fell during a collision while walking.
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KCR Recovering Well After Hip Replacement Surgery, Says Hospital
Doctors treating former Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, who underwent a hip replacement surgery following a fracture due to a fall at his residence, are satisfied with his progress post the operation, the hospital said on Saturday.
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KCR Successfully Undergoes Hip Replacement Surgery After Fall
Former Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Friday successfully underwent an operation for left Total Hip Replacement at a private super-specialty hospital in Hyderabad following a fracture due to a fall at his residence.
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KCR In Hospital After Fall, Suffers Hip Fracture, Will Undergo Surgery
Former Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao was admitted to a hospital around 2 am today in Hyderabad after a fall.
-
Vegetarian Diet May Put Women At Higher Risks Of Hip Fracture - Experts Reveal
Researchers conducted a survey on 26318 women and compared the risk of hip fracture in occasional meat eaters, regular meat eaters, pescatarians and vegetarians.
-
Vegans May Have Higher Risk Of Arms, Hips And Ankle Fracture - Experts Reveal
The study also stated that the risk of fracture partly reduced with higher intake of dietary calcium and dietary protein and when Body Mass Index (BMI) was taken into account.
-
Diet For Osteoporosis: 5 Essential Nutrients You Should Not Miss
Osteoporosis Diet: Osteoporosis makes the bones weak and brittle. A healthy diet can help you boost overall bones health and help prevent the condition. Here are some important nutrients one should add to diet.
-
Vitamin D, calcium supplements may not lower fracture risk, Upping the Dietary Intake May Instead Work Better
According to a latest study older adults who take vitamin D and calcium are no less likely to break their hips or other bones than peers who don't use these supplements.
-
Vaginal Oestrogen Doesn't Increase A Woman's Risk Of Heart Disease Or Cancer
Compared with women who didn't use vaginal oestrogen, women who did had a 48 percent lower risk of heart disease and 60 percent lower odds of hip fractures, researchers report in Menopause. Read the report here.
-
Beware Parents! Childhood Obesity Can Increase Risk of Hip Disease in Adolescence
Recently, a study published in the journal of Archives of Disease in Childhood has stated that childhood obesity can increase the risk of hip diseases in adolescence.
-
Discovery: Arthritis Could Be The Reason We Survived Ice Age
The genetic variance in GDF5 gene helped early humans to survive in the ice-age and this mutation resulted in osteoarthritis in the later period of human evolution.
-
Old People Suffering From Hip Fracture May Never Recover: Study
A recent observational study has shown that one in every two elderly people, who have suffered a hip fracture will never be as physically active and independent as they were before.
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Donald A Henderson, Who Led Effort To Eradicate Smallpox, Dies At 87
Donald A Henderson, who headed the World Health Organization vaccination effort that wiped out smallpox in 1977 and later became a US bioterrorism expert, has died from complications following a hip fracture, officials said on Sunday. He was 87.
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Frequent Falls An Early Sign Of Parkinson's: Study
Parkinson's patients have a higher risk of injurious falls and hip fractures up to 26 years before a diagnosis of the disease, a new study has claimed. The higher proportion of fall-related injuries can partly be explained by reduced balance, which could be a significant early sign of the illness, researchers said.
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Bone Fracture May Lead To Widespread Chronic Body Pain, Says Study
Women experiencing a hip fracture are more than twice as likely to suffer a long-term widespread pain in the whole body as those without a fracture, the findings showed.
