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"Removed From Reality": Top Court Schools Sharmila Tagore On Stray Dogs
The Supreme Court today described actor Sharmila Tagore's arguments against a one-size-fits-all approach to tackling the stray dog menace as "completely devoid from reality."
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Kerala Dialysis Patient Deaths Expose High Infection Risks Faced By Kidney Disease Patients
After two dialysis patients died at a Kerala government hospital, concerns mount over infection and mortality risks in people on dialysis. Experts say dialysis patients face significantly higher risks of serious infections and death, underscoring the
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Is India Prepared For Influenza? Central Disease Control Body, WHO Assess
The National Centre for Disease Control, under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, in collaboration with the World Health Organization in India met to strengthen influenza preparedness in the country.
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Lowering Blood Sugar Significantly Reduces Heart Disease Risk In Prediabetes Patients; Finds Lancet Study
The study says that bringing blood glucose levels back to normal can effectively reverse prediabetes, cutting the risk of death from heart disease or hospital admission for heart failure.
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"You're An Australian Hero": Anthony Albanese Meets Man Who Disarmed Sydney Shooters
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited Bondi Beach shooting hero Ahmed al Ahmed in the hospital on Tuesday, praising his extraordinary bravery in stopping what was described as the nation's deadliest gun attack in decades.
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Why Long Flights, Hospital Stays, And Desk Jobs Raise Dangrous Blood Clot Risk
Sitting for over 4-6 hours without movement either in office or in economy seats of long flight journey can lead to pooling of blood in legs and subsequently the formation of clots.
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World Stroke Day 2025: Cases Rising In Youngsters; Here's How To Reduce Risk
World Stroke Day 2025: Recognising sudden face droop, arm weakness or slurred speech and rushing to hospital can mean the difference between full recovery and permanent disability.
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Matcha Every Day? Why It Sent One Woman To The Hospital And Who's At Risk
While matcha has genuine benefits - antioxidants, gentle caffeine, and metabolism support - it is not a one-size-fits-all solution
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Diet Kitchens Of Three Government Hospitals In Hyderabad Flagged For Food Safety Violations
A food safety task force inspected diet kitchens at three Hyderabad Government Hospitals recently. They found a lack of hygiene and records, among other issues.
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Rethink The Family Pantry: Expert Shares Healthy Swaps To Combat Childhood Obesity
Ms. Kiran Dalal, Chief Clinical Nutritionist, Fortis Hospital, Faridabad shares how mindful changes to your family pantry can prevent obesity.
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'Netanyahu Should Learn From PM Modi...': Israeli Newspaper Article
Israel should learn how to make "national honour" a "strategic asset" from India, according to Israeli defence policy expert Zaki Shalom.
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Woman Donates Liver To Husband In Pune, Both Die After Transplant Surgery
A woman who donated a part of her liver to her husband died days after he died following a transplant surgery, prompting the Maharashtra health department to issue a notice to a private hospital in Pune, an official said.
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What To Do If You Are Stuck In A Flood, Earthquake Or Cyclone While Travelling?
Knowing where to go, what to carry, and how to stay calm can help you navigate unexpected situations safely. Because in those crucial moments, it is not just about survival, it is about presence of mind, quick decisions, and staying connected.
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Fitness Enthusiasts Warned in US, UK After Rise In Superbug Infections
Poor hygiene practices, such as not cleaning equipment or not showering after workouts, can increase the risk of transmission.
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From Bat-Signal To Heart-Saver: How India's First Batman Procedure Helped A High-Risk Patient Avoid Open-Heart Surgery
A team in Jaipur has performed Indias first electrosurgical valve-in-valve mitral intervention, informally known as the "Batman Procedure", offering a minimally invasive option for very high-risk patients with failed mitral valves.
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"Removed From Reality": Top Court Schools Sharmila Tagore On Stray Dogs
The Supreme Court today described actor Sharmila Tagore's arguments against a one-size-fits-all approach to tackling the stray dog menace as "completely devoid from reality."
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Kerala Dialysis Patient Deaths Expose High Infection Risks Faced By Kidney Disease Patients
After two dialysis patients died at a Kerala government hospital, concerns mount over infection and mortality risks in people on dialysis. Experts say dialysis patients face significantly higher risks of serious infections and death, underscoring the
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Is India Prepared For Influenza? Central Disease Control Body, WHO Assess
The National Centre for Disease Control, under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, in collaboration with the World Health Organization in India met to strengthen influenza preparedness in the country.
-
Lowering Blood Sugar Significantly Reduces Heart Disease Risk In Prediabetes Patients; Finds Lancet Study
The study says that bringing blood glucose levels back to normal can effectively reverse prediabetes, cutting the risk of death from heart disease or hospital admission for heart failure.
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"You're An Australian Hero": Anthony Albanese Meets Man Who Disarmed Sydney Shooters
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited Bondi Beach shooting hero Ahmed al Ahmed in the hospital on Tuesday, praising his extraordinary bravery in stopping what was described as the nation's deadliest gun attack in decades.
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Why Long Flights, Hospital Stays, And Desk Jobs Raise Dangrous Blood Clot Risk
Sitting for over 4-6 hours without movement either in office or in economy seats of long flight journey can lead to pooling of blood in legs and subsequently the formation of clots.
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World Stroke Day 2025: Cases Rising In Youngsters; Here's How To Reduce Risk
World Stroke Day 2025: Recognising sudden face droop, arm weakness or slurred speech and rushing to hospital can mean the difference between full recovery and permanent disability.
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Matcha Every Day? Why It Sent One Woman To The Hospital And Who's At Risk
While matcha has genuine benefits - antioxidants, gentle caffeine, and metabolism support - it is not a one-size-fits-all solution
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Diet Kitchens Of Three Government Hospitals In Hyderabad Flagged For Food Safety Violations
A food safety task force inspected diet kitchens at three Hyderabad Government Hospitals recently. They found a lack of hygiene and records, among other issues.
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Rethink The Family Pantry: Expert Shares Healthy Swaps To Combat Childhood Obesity
Ms. Kiran Dalal, Chief Clinical Nutritionist, Fortis Hospital, Faridabad shares how mindful changes to your family pantry can prevent obesity.
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'Netanyahu Should Learn From PM Modi...': Israeli Newspaper Article
Israel should learn how to make "national honour" a "strategic asset" from India, according to Israeli defence policy expert Zaki Shalom.
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Woman Donates Liver To Husband In Pune, Both Die After Transplant Surgery
A woman who donated a part of her liver to her husband died days after he died following a transplant surgery, prompting the Maharashtra health department to issue a notice to a private hospital in Pune, an official said.
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What To Do If You Are Stuck In A Flood, Earthquake Or Cyclone While Travelling?
Knowing where to go, what to carry, and how to stay calm can help you navigate unexpected situations safely. Because in those crucial moments, it is not just about survival, it is about presence of mind, quick decisions, and staying connected.
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Fitness Enthusiasts Warned in US, UK After Rise In Superbug Infections
Poor hygiene practices, such as not cleaning equipment or not showering after workouts, can increase the risk of transmission.
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From Bat-Signal To Heart-Saver: How India's First Batman Procedure Helped A High-Risk Patient Avoid Open-Heart Surgery
A team in Jaipur has performed Indias first electrosurgical valve-in-valve mitral intervention, informally known as the "Batman Procedure", offering a minimally invasive option for very high-risk patients with failed mitral valves.
