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1 In 7 Indian Stroke Patients Between Ages 18-44: ICMR Study
The data shows that around 13.8% of stroke cases occur in people aged 18-44, underlining that strokes are striking earlier in life in India compared to many Western countries.
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1 Month Of Gymming: Doctor Explains The Ideal Weight Loss You Should Expect
Healthy weight loss in the first month of gym routines ranges from one to three kilograms, depending on various individual factors.
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New Study Explains Why Ozempic Doesn't Work For Everyone
A new study published in Genome Medicine details that Ozempic doesn't work for everyone in the same manner. Here is what you need to know about its mechanisms and why making science-based medical decisions is important.
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Negative Effects Of Artificial Sweeteners May Pass On To Offsprings, Study In Mice Suggests
Studies have linked artificial sweeteners with gastrointestinal and neurological issues, including headache, and with metabolic conditions such as cardiovascular risk and diabetes.
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Delhi Government's ANMOL Scheme To Boost Newborn Healthcare, Improve Emergency Response
After the launch of the ANMOL scheme to provide screening tests for genetic and metabolic disorders in newborns, medical experts say the scheme will drive early detection and help critical cases reach hospitals within the golden hour'.
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Nick Jonas' Friend Maya Kibbel Dies Of Wilson's Disease At 30: Signs And Risks Of The Rare Disease Explained
Nick Jonas lost his friend Maya Kibbel to Wilson's disease. Here is how the rare genetic disorder can manifest in the human body, along with the available treatment options.
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Skinny But Sick Kidney: How Visceral Fat Is Increasing Kidney Disease Risk In Normal-Weight Indians
Clinicians now see a new trend where people with normal body weight develop metabolic diseases through their hidden visceral fat accumulation.
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AIIMS-Trained Gastroenterologist Explains Why Some People Gain Weight Easily Despite Eating Less
Weight gain is not just about food. It is about muscle, hormones, sleep, stress and how your body burns energy every day
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Bengaluru Researchers Find Gene Linking Heart Risk, Obesity And Sleep Apnea
Scientists in Bengaluru have identified a single genetic cause linking dilated cardiomyopathy, obesity and sleep apnea (DOSA), a breakthrough that may help explain why these conditions co-occur and lead to better screening and treatments for at-risk
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Gujarat Doctor Explains Why Europeans Handle Alcohol Better Than Indians
The doctor shared that his Italian patient was walking 5-6 km a day; hence, they experience fewer alcohol side effects than Indians
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Fatty Liver Can Affect Even People With Normal Weight And Normal Reports, Doctor Explains How
Many individuals assume that if their weight is normal and routine tests are within limits, their liver must be healthy. Unfortunately, this is not always true. A normal weight does not necessarily mean a healthy metabolism.
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Fatty Liver Crisis In India: Why Are Non-Alcoholics At Risk?
Here's a list of factors that are contributing to the rise in NAFLD cases, particularly in India, which can lead to more serious liver complications if left unchecked.
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Parkinsons Risk Gene Triggers Lipid Changes, Study Maps Chain of Events
Researchers uncovered a genetic variant that disrupts lipid metabolism, creating a causal chain that increases Parkinsons disease risk.
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Indians Are More Likely To Develop Fatty Liver, Says Top Cardiologist; Here's Why
Highly processed foods can trigger inflammation and fat storage in the liver, increasing the risk of fatty liver disease and other metabolic disorders.
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The Real Reason Some Diets Work For Others But Not For You, Explains Nutritionist
As per the nutritionist, genetic makeup refers to your metabolism, digestion and nutrient needs. For example, some people may feel energetic after having carbs
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1 In 7 Indian Stroke Patients Between Ages 18-44: ICMR Study
The data shows that around 13.8% of stroke cases occur in people aged 18-44, underlining that strokes are striking earlier in life in India compared to many Western countries.
-
1 Month Of Gymming: Doctor Explains The Ideal Weight Loss You Should Expect
Healthy weight loss in the first month of gym routines ranges from one to three kilograms, depending on various individual factors.
-
New Study Explains Why Ozempic Doesn't Work For Everyone
A new study published in Genome Medicine details that Ozempic doesn't work for everyone in the same manner. Here is what you need to know about its mechanisms and why making science-based medical decisions is important.
-
Negative Effects Of Artificial Sweeteners May Pass On To Offsprings, Study In Mice Suggests
Studies have linked artificial sweeteners with gastrointestinal and neurological issues, including headache, and with metabolic conditions such as cardiovascular risk and diabetes.
-
Delhi Government's ANMOL Scheme To Boost Newborn Healthcare, Improve Emergency Response
After the launch of the ANMOL scheme to provide screening tests for genetic and metabolic disorders in newborns, medical experts say the scheme will drive early detection and help critical cases reach hospitals within the golden hour'.
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Nick Jonas' Friend Maya Kibbel Dies Of Wilson's Disease At 30: Signs And Risks Of The Rare Disease Explained
Nick Jonas lost his friend Maya Kibbel to Wilson's disease. Here is how the rare genetic disorder can manifest in the human body, along with the available treatment options.
-
Skinny But Sick Kidney: How Visceral Fat Is Increasing Kidney Disease Risk In Normal-Weight Indians
Clinicians now see a new trend where people with normal body weight develop metabolic diseases through their hidden visceral fat accumulation.
-
AIIMS-Trained Gastroenterologist Explains Why Some People Gain Weight Easily Despite Eating Less
Weight gain is not just about food. It is about muscle, hormones, sleep, stress and how your body burns energy every day
-
Bengaluru Researchers Find Gene Linking Heart Risk, Obesity And Sleep Apnea
Scientists in Bengaluru have identified a single genetic cause linking dilated cardiomyopathy, obesity and sleep apnea (DOSA), a breakthrough that may help explain why these conditions co-occur and lead to better screening and treatments for at-risk
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Gujarat Doctor Explains Why Europeans Handle Alcohol Better Than Indians
The doctor shared that his Italian patient was walking 5-6 km a day; hence, they experience fewer alcohol side effects than Indians
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Fatty Liver Can Affect Even People With Normal Weight And Normal Reports, Doctor Explains How
Many individuals assume that if their weight is normal and routine tests are within limits, their liver must be healthy. Unfortunately, this is not always true. A normal weight does not necessarily mean a healthy metabolism.
-
Fatty Liver Crisis In India: Why Are Non-Alcoholics At Risk?
Here's a list of factors that are contributing to the rise in NAFLD cases, particularly in India, which can lead to more serious liver complications if left unchecked.
-
Parkinsons Risk Gene Triggers Lipid Changes, Study Maps Chain of Events
Researchers uncovered a genetic variant that disrupts lipid metabolism, creating a causal chain that increases Parkinsons disease risk.
-
Indians Are More Likely To Develop Fatty Liver, Says Top Cardiologist; Here's Why
Highly processed foods can trigger inflammation and fat storage in the liver, increasing the risk of fatty liver disease and other metabolic disorders.
-
The Real Reason Some Diets Work For Others But Not For You, Explains Nutritionist
As per the nutritionist, genetic makeup refers to your metabolism, digestion and nutrient needs. For example, some people may feel energetic after having carbs
