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What Is Rusty Pipe Syndrome? Can It Harm Your Baby?
In most cases, experts say rusty pipe syndrome is not harmful to infants. Small amounts of blood mixed with breast milk are usually considered safe for babies to consume.
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Man Dies After 'Toad Vaccine' Ritual: Here's Why Experts Warn Against It
Medical experts say so-called "toad vaccine" rituals can carry life-threatening risks and should never be considered safe alternatives to evidence-based healthcare.
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Does L-Carnitine Help In Your Weight Loss Journey? Here's What Expert Says
L-Carnitine may offer mild support in weight management, particularly when paired with regular exercise and a healthy diet. However, experts stress that it is not a shortcut to rapid fat loss.
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Opinion | Pakistan Is Defying Some Long-Held Investing Myths
Pakistan's unlikely role as broker of peace in the Gulf has put it back on institutional investors' radar.
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Why Are So Many Adults From 35 To 45 Suddenly Realising That They Have ADHD?
One major reason ADHD diagnoses surged in recent years is the dramatic lifestyle shift caused by the pandemic and remote work.
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Sweating Means You Burned More Calories? Here's the Truth
Experts clarify that the weight people lose immediately after sweating is mostly water weight, not body fat. Once fluids are replaced by drinking water or electrolyte beverages.
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Laser Hair Removal: Dermatologist Busts Common Myths Around Pain, Safety, And More
Regular shaving, frequent waxing appointments, and dealing with razor cuts or painful ingrown hair can become tiring over time. This is one reason why laser hair removal has gained popularity among people looking for a more convenient and long-term s
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British Couple Busts Biggest India Travel Myth: 'Street Food Is Soul Of Country'
A British couple has challenged the longstanding myth that Indian street food causes illness and should be avoided.
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Supplements Are Helpers, Not Shortcuts: Expert Busts Myths Around Inflammation
Lifestyle coach Luke Coutinho says supplements like curcumin and astaxanthin may support inflammation and oxidative stress, but cannot replace sleep, movement, healthy food and stress management.
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Living vs Dead Organ Donation: Understanding The Real Difference And Impact
Conversations around organ donation remain limited, especially when surrounded by myths and emotional discomfort. To understand why organ donation matters so deeply, it is necessary to look at the two major forms of donation and the realities attache
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Is Washing Raw Chicken Necessary Or Risky? Experts Explain The Hidden Danger
Raw chicken can naturally carry harmful bacteria like Salmonella and Campylobacter, two of the leading causes of foodborne illness worldwide.
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6 Common Dengue Myths Explained By Expert
Dr. Dinesh Kumar explains why a falling platelet count is not the only indicator of dengue severity. This guide explores 6 common myths to help navigate recovery without unnecessary panic.
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Hantavirus Myths vs Facts: 7 Myths About The Viral Illness You Should Stop Believing
With information spreading quickly online, many people end up believing myths that create panic or confusion. Doctors say that understanding the facts is important because the illness behaves very differently from viral infections like flu or COVID-1
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Mira Kapoor Shares Mango Hack To Avoid Acne, Calls It Her "Summer Balance"
Mira Kapoor mentions that she avoided mangoes for two years but has now found a “summer balance”
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World Asthma Day 2026: Experts Say Inhalers Are Safe, Not Habit-Forming
On World Asthma Day 2026, experts debunk myths around inhalers, stressing they are safe, effective, and not addictive. Early use can prevent severe flare-ups and improve quality of life for asthma and COPD patients.
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What Is Rusty Pipe Syndrome? Can It Harm Your Baby?
In most cases, experts say rusty pipe syndrome is not harmful to infants. Small amounts of blood mixed with breast milk are usually considered safe for babies to consume.
-
Man Dies After 'Toad Vaccine' Ritual: Here's Why Experts Warn Against It
Medical experts say so-called "toad vaccine" rituals can carry life-threatening risks and should never be considered safe alternatives to evidence-based healthcare.
-
Does L-Carnitine Help In Your Weight Loss Journey? Here's What Expert Says
L-Carnitine may offer mild support in weight management, particularly when paired with regular exercise and a healthy diet. However, experts stress that it is not a shortcut to rapid fat loss.
-
Opinion | Pakistan Is Defying Some Long-Held Investing Myths
Pakistan's unlikely role as broker of peace in the Gulf has put it back on institutional investors' radar.
-
Why Are So Many Adults From 35 To 45 Suddenly Realising That They Have ADHD?
One major reason ADHD diagnoses surged in recent years is the dramatic lifestyle shift caused by the pandemic and remote work.
-
Sweating Means You Burned More Calories? Here's the Truth
Experts clarify that the weight people lose immediately after sweating is mostly water weight, not body fat. Once fluids are replaced by drinking water or electrolyte beverages.
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Laser Hair Removal: Dermatologist Busts Common Myths Around Pain, Safety, And More
Regular shaving, frequent waxing appointments, and dealing with razor cuts or painful ingrown hair can become tiring over time. This is one reason why laser hair removal has gained popularity among people looking for a more convenient and long-term s
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British Couple Busts Biggest India Travel Myth: 'Street Food Is Soul Of Country'
A British couple has challenged the longstanding myth that Indian street food causes illness and should be avoided.
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Supplements Are Helpers, Not Shortcuts: Expert Busts Myths Around Inflammation
Lifestyle coach Luke Coutinho says supplements like curcumin and astaxanthin may support inflammation and oxidative stress, but cannot replace sleep, movement, healthy food and stress management.
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Living vs Dead Organ Donation: Understanding The Real Difference And Impact
Conversations around organ donation remain limited, especially when surrounded by myths and emotional discomfort. To understand why organ donation matters so deeply, it is necessary to look at the two major forms of donation and the realities attache
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Is Washing Raw Chicken Necessary Or Risky? Experts Explain The Hidden Danger
Raw chicken can naturally carry harmful bacteria like Salmonella and Campylobacter, two of the leading causes of foodborne illness worldwide.
-
6 Common Dengue Myths Explained By Expert
Dr. Dinesh Kumar explains why a falling platelet count is not the only indicator of dengue severity. This guide explores 6 common myths to help navigate recovery without unnecessary panic.
-
Hantavirus Myths vs Facts: 7 Myths About The Viral Illness You Should Stop Believing
With information spreading quickly online, many people end up believing myths that create panic or confusion. Doctors say that understanding the facts is important because the illness behaves very differently from viral infections like flu or COVID-1
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Mira Kapoor Shares Mango Hack To Avoid Acne, Calls It Her "Summer Balance"
Mira Kapoor mentions that she avoided mangoes for two years but has now found a “summer balance”
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World Asthma Day 2026: Experts Say Inhalers Are Safe, Not Habit-Forming
On World Asthma Day 2026, experts debunk myths around inhalers, stressing they are safe, effective, and not addictive. Early use can prevent severe flare-ups and improve quality of life for asthma and COPD patients.
