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Nebuliser Use Linked To Severe Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease: Study
Nebulisers are often used reactively, meaning they are introduced when symptoms become difficult to control rather than earlier in the disease.
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Ignoring A Small Mouth Sore For Weeks? Doctor Explains How Delay Can Turn Serious
Clinical observations show that a number of oral cancer cases begin as seemingly harmless ulcers that remain unaddressed in the early phase.
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All Indians Are Prediabetic Unless Proven Otherwise, Says Apollo Doctor: Why Prevention Must Begin Early
There is an increase in the number of diabetes cases in India, and many medical professionals have come to the conclusion that prediabetes could be affecting most people without their knowledge.
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NEET UG 2026: Exam Body Warns Candidates Against Prohibited Items
NEET 2026: In cases of unavoidable circumstances or medical emergencies, candidates must take the approval of NTA before the admit cards are issued.
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UP Property Dealer, Under Debt, Poisons Pet Labrador, Then Dies By Suicide
Officials said that Nikhil mixed a sulphas tablet in buttermilk and first gave it to his dog and then consumed it himself.
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Rammed By MLA's Son With Thar, Victims Allege No Help, Seek Treatment Costs
Dinesh Lodhi, son of Pichhore MLA Pritam Lodhi, had allegedly rammed three men riding a motorcycle and two women pedestrians earlier this week.
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India Gets New Vaccine Tools To Fight Tuberculosis In Adolescents: Not 'A Magic Bullet' But A Good Breakthrough
While the vaccines are products of private sector innovation, their evaluation has been firmly anchored in public science, with a large, independent Phase III clinical trial led, funded and sponsored by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR).
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Boy, 11, Kept Taking Rasgullas At UP Wedding, Caterer Throws Him Into Tandoor
The boy was immediately taken to Ayodhya Medical College for treatment. After providing initial medical care, doctors referred him to Lucknow Medical College due to his condition.
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AI Chatbots Mislead In 50% Cases, Struggle With Complex Clinical Diagnosis: Study
A new study finds AI chatbots often fail at clinical reasoning, missing key diagnoses and giving misleading advice. Experts warn these tools cannot replace doctors, especially in complex medical decision-making.
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How "Joy Bangla" Became Bengal's Name For A Viral Eye Epidemic
In 1971, Bengal witnessed an overlap of war, refugee migration from Bangladesh, and a fast-spreading eye epidemic. The slogan "Joy Bangla" casts a long shadow, with Bengalis calling conjunctivitis by that name even today.
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Nebuliser Use Linked To Severe Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease: Study
Nebulisers are often used reactively, meaning they are introduced when symptoms become difficult to control rather than earlier in the disease.
-
Ignoring A Small Mouth Sore For Weeks? Doctor Explains How Delay Can Turn Serious
Clinical observations show that a number of oral cancer cases begin as seemingly harmless ulcers that remain unaddressed in the early phase.
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All Indians Are Prediabetic Unless Proven Otherwise, Says Apollo Doctor: Why Prevention Must Begin Early
There is an increase in the number of diabetes cases in India, and many medical professionals have come to the conclusion that prediabetes could be affecting most people without their knowledge.
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NEET UG 2026: Exam Body Warns Candidates Against Prohibited Items
NEET 2026: In cases of unavoidable circumstances or medical emergencies, candidates must take the approval of NTA before the admit cards are issued.
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UP Property Dealer, Under Debt, Poisons Pet Labrador, Then Dies By Suicide
Officials said that Nikhil mixed a sulphas tablet in buttermilk and first gave it to his dog and then consumed it himself.
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Rammed By MLA's Son With Thar, Victims Allege No Help, Seek Treatment Costs
Dinesh Lodhi, son of Pichhore MLA Pritam Lodhi, had allegedly rammed three men riding a motorcycle and two women pedestrians earlier this week.
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India Gets New Vaccine Tools To Fight Tuberculosis In Adolescents: Not 'A Magic Bullet' But A Good Breakthrough
While the vaccines are products of private sector innovation, their evaluation has been firmly anchored in public science, with a large, independent Phase III clinical trial led, funded and sponsored by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR).
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Boy, 11, Kept Taking Rasgullas At UP Wedding, Caterer Throws Him Into Tandoor
The boy was immediately taken to Ayodhya Medical College for treatment. After providing initial medical care, doctors referred him to Lucknow Medical College due to his condition.
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AI Chatbots Mislead In 50% Cases, Struggle With Complex Clinical Diagnosis: Study
A new study finds AI chatbots often fail at clinical reasoning, missing key diagnoses and giving misleading advice. Experts warn these tools cannot replace doctors, especially in complex medical decision-making.
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How "Joy Bangla" Became Bengal's Name For A Viral Eye Epidemic
In 1971, Bengal witnessed an overlap of war, refugee migration from Bangladesh, and a fast-spreading eye epidemic. The slogan "Joy Bangla" casts a long shadow, with Bengalis calling conjunctivitis by that name even today.
