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RFK Jr's Medical Panel To Review Contested Vaccine Claims
A vaccine panel appointed by US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will revisit long-settled science and spotlight rare risks linked to childhood immunizations in a meeting beginning Wednesday
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Iranian Missile Hits Israel's Main Hospital, Causes "Extensive Damage"
An Iranian missile slammed into the main hospital in southern Israel early Thursday, wounding people and causing "extensive damage," according to the medical facility. Israeli media aired footage of blown-out windows and heavy black smoke.
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Major Lapses Emerge During Bengaluru Stampede, Medical Centre Was Shut
Major lapses have emerged in organising the felicitation ceremony in Bengaluru that was marred by a deadly stampede last evening.
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US Surgeons Perform World's First Human Bladder Transplant
Surgeons at a hospital in Los Angeles, California have successfully performed the world's first human bladder transplant, hospital officials said.
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US Doctor Attacks Wife, Hits Her With A Rock After She Refuses To Take Pic With Him
Gerhardt Konig, 46, was arrested on Monday after he allegedly attacked his 36-year-old wife, Arielle Konig, at the Pali Lookout in Oahu, leaving her in critical condition.
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Can Ashtanga Yoga Help Cure Severe Health Conditions?
National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) and World Health Organisation (WHO) suggest that yoga can complement medical treatments by improving overall well-being. But can Ashtanga yoga truly help cure severe ailments?
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What Is Hatha Yoga? Here's How Hatha Helps Improve Focus And Posture
Let's explore how traditional Hatha Yoga benefits modern lifestyles by promoting improved concentration and spinal alignment.
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Babies In Spain Develop 'Werewolf Syndrome' After Parents Use Hair-Loss Drug: Report
Hypertrichosis, commonly referred to as "Werewolf Syndrome," is a rare condition characterized by excessive hair growth in unusual areas of the body.
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NASA Crew Member Under Medical Supervision After 8-Month Space Station Mission
Three crew members have since returned to NASA's Johnson Space Center, while the hospitalized astronaut remains under observation in stable condition.
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Brain Injuries May Raise the Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease, Say Researchers
Recent findings from The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center suggest that traumatic brain injuries (TBI) may significantly increase the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. The study highlights the role of the BAG3 protein in clearing harmful proteins from the brain. Enhancing BAG3 could potentially mitigate the cognitive decline assoc...
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Researchers Find Connection Between Alzheimer's And Night Time Light Pollution
A team of US researchers on Friday said that they have found a connection between Alzheimer's disease (AD) and night time light pollution from the outdoors.
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Second Phase Of Polio Vaccination Campaign Begins In Gaza Amid Raging War
Crowds of Palestinians gathered at medical centers in the south of the embattled Gaza Strip on Thursday to have their children vaccinated against polio, the start of the second stage of a campaign that has so far seen 187,000 youngsters inoculated.
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Hospital Sinks Highest Source Of Multidrug-Resistant Bacteria: Study
The risk of spread of multidrug-resistant bacteria is highest in hospital sinks, said a study on Thursday.
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New York Medical School Scraps Tuition Fees After $1 Billion Donation
A New York medical school will scrap tuition fees after receiving a "transformational gift" worth $1 billion from a wealthy benefactor, the Albert Einstein College of Medicine's parent organization said in a statement.
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Miniaturized Human Heart On A Chip Offers Promise For Safer Cancer Treatments
The groundbreaking technology addresses a critical concern in cancer therapy. Many effective cancer drugs carry the potential side effect of heart damage.
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RFK Jr's Medical Panel To Review Contested Vaccine Claims
A vaccine panel appointed by US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will revisit long-settled science and spotlight rare risks linked to childhood immunizations in a meeting beginning Wednesday
-
Iranian Missile Hits Israel's Main Hospital, Causes "Extensive Damage"
An Iranian missile slammed into the main hospital in southern Israel early Thursday, wounding people and causing "extensive damage," according to the medical facility. Israeli media aired footage of blown-out windows and heavy black smoke.
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Major Lapses Emerge During Bengaluru Stampede, Medical Centre Was Shut
Major lapses have emerged in organising the felicitation ceremony in Bengaluru that was marred by a deadly stampede last evening.
-
US Surgeons Perform World's First Human Bladder Transplant
Surgeons at a hospital in Los Angeles, California have successfully performed the world's first human bladder transplant, hospital officials said.
-
US Doctor Attacks Wife, Hits Her With A Rock After She Refuses To Take Pic With Him
Gerhardt Konig, 46, was arrested on Monday after he allegedly attacked his 36-year-old wife, Arielle Konig, at the Pali Lookout in Oahu, leaving her in critical condition.
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Can Ashtanga Yoga Help Cure Severe Health Conditions?
National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) and World Health Organisation (WHO) suggest that yoga can complement medical treatments by improving overall well-being. But can Ashtanga yoga truly help cure severe ailments?
-
What Is Hatha Yoga? Here's How Hatha Helps Improve Focus And Posture
Let's explore how traditional Hatha Yoga benefits modern lifestyles by promoting improved concentration and spinal alignment.
-
Babies In Spain Develop 'Werewolf Syndrome' After Parents Use Hair-Loss Drug: Report
Hypertrichosis, commonly referred to as "Werewolf Syndrome," is a rare condition characterized by excessive hair growth in unusual areas of the body.
-
NASA Crew Member Under Medical Supervision After 8-Month Space Station Mission
Three crew members have since returned to NASA's Johnson Space Center, while the hospitalized astronaut remains under observation in stable condition.
-
Brain Injuries May Raise the Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease, Say Researchers
Recent findings from The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center suggest that traumatic brain injuries (TBI) may significantly increase the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. The study highlights the role of the BAG3 protein in clearing harmful proteins from the brain. Enhancing BAG3 could potentially mitigate the cognitive decline assoc...
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Researchers Find Connection Between Alzheimer's And Night Time Light Pollution
A team of US researchers on Friday said that they have found a connection between Alzheimer's disease (AD) and night time light pollution from the outdoors.
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Second Phase Of Polio Vaccination Campaign Begins In Gaza Amid Raging War
Crowds of Palestinians gathered at medical centers in the south of the embattled Gaza Strip on Thursday to have their children vaccinated against polio, the start of the second stage of a campaign that has so far seen 187,000 youngsters inoculated.
-
Hospital Sinks Highest Source Of Multidrug-Resistant Bacteria: Study
The risk of spread of multidrug-resistant bacteria is highest in hospital sinks, said a study on Thursday.
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New York Medical School Scraps Tuition Fees After $1 Billion Donation
A New York medical school will scrap tuition fees after receiving a "transformational gift" worth $1 billion from a wealthy benefactor, the Albert Einstein College of Medicine's parent organization said in a statement.
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Miniaturized Human Heart On A Chip Offers Promise For Safer Cancer Treatments
The groundbreaking technology addresses a critical concern in cancer therapy. Many effective cancer drugs carry the potential side effect of heart damage.
