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Myths About Prostate Cancer That Every Man Must Know: 5 Fallacies That Doctors Want You To Be Clear About
Many men prefer to skip regular screening or visiting their doctors just because of the false beliefs about the disease. Knowing what is a myth and what is the truth about the condition can be the deciding factor when it comes to early diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer.
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Craving Something Sweet Right After Dinner? Your Body May Be Telling You Something
Social media has convinced us that every craving is a message from the body and that every message can be decoded by identifying a nutrient deficiency. Craving chocolate? Magnesium. Craving ice? Iron. Craving salt? Adrenal fatigue. The human body, however, is rarely that straightforward.
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Black Myth: Zhong Kui Gets New 15-Minute Gameplay Trailer That Shares First Look at Combat
Chinese studio Game Science has released a new 15-minute gameplay trailer for the next Black Myth title, Black Myth: Zhong Kui. The extended trailer shares a first look at the game's combat and the protagonist. Game Science said the title was still in early development.
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Rs 1.2-Crore Testicle Myth: How A Reel Led To A Teen's Murder In Bhopal
Police teams circulated photographs of the victim on social media, approached residents and conducted door-to-door inquiries in an attempt to establish his identity.
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Rujuta Diwekar Busts Weight Loss Myths, Explains Why You Don't Need To Quit Rice, Ghee Or Bananas
Celebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar explains why rice, ghee and bananas need not be completely eliminated from your diet, even for people managing diabetes.
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Loose Love Handles Without Running And Cardio: Expert Share Tips
Love handles are often among the last areas where the body loses fat. Rapid weight-loss programmes and "waist-trimming" workouts may promise dramatic changes.
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World Lung Cancer Day: 7 Common Lung Cancer Myths Doctors Want You To Stop Believing Right Now
Doctors stress that lung cancer screening is not meant for everyone, but it can be highly beneficial for people who fall into high-risk groups.
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Hernia Doesn't Heal On Its Own: Debunking The Biggest Myths About This Common Condition
A hernia is not a condition that resolves on its own. While it may seem harmless initially, delaying treatment can increase the risk of complications and make surgery more complex.
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Brown Bread To Energy Bars, 6 Foods That Aren't As Healthy As They Seem
Healthy-looking packaging doesn't always mean healthy food. A quick look at the ingredient list and nutrition label can help you make smart choices.
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10 Health Myths You Still Believe That Are Actually Hurting You
People believe a lot of information about their health that is untrue. Here are the 10 health myths that may actually be hurting your health.
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Chest Pain Isn't The Only Sign: Doctor Debunks 5 Common Misconceptions About Heart Health
Indians tend to develop cardiovascular disease at least a decade earlier than their western counterparts. Following are some of the myths people believe, which delays their doctor visit to get their heart checked.
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Honey And Warm Water For Weight Loss: Does The Popular Morning Ritual Actually Work?
Warm water with raw honey is a traditional Indian morning ritual gaining popularity but lacks direct scientific support for weight loss.
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Plastic Surgery Myths vs Facts: What You Need To Know
Dr Ashwani Kumar Singh explains myths associated with plastic surgery. Here is what you need to know and how to separate the myths from the facts.
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Monsoon Skin Myths Dermatologists Want You To Stop Believing
Dr Rashmi Sharma and Dr Swati Mohan explain common monsoon skincare myths. They also share an ideal skincare routine and how to keep your skin healthy.
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Did Pirates Always Prefer Rum? The Real Story Behind Their Favourite Drink
Pirates and rum go together like eye patches and treasure maps, except history says otherwise. Turns out wine and brandy were the real drinks of choice until one Caribbean boom changed everything.
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Myths About Prostate Cancer That Every Man Must Know: 5 Fallacies That Doctors Want You To Be Clear About
Many men prefer to skip regular screening or visiting their doctors just because of the false beliefs about the disease. Knowing what is a myth and what is the truth about the condition can be the deciding factor when it comes to early diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer.
-
Craving Something Sweet Right After Dinner? Your Body May Be Telling You Something
Social media has convinced us that every craving is a message from the body and that every message can be decoded by identifying a nutrient deficiency. Craving chocolate? Magnesium. Craving ice? Iron. Craving salt? Adrenal fatigue. The human body, however, is rarely that straightforward.
-
Black Myth: Zhong Kui Gets New 15-Minute Gameplay Trailer That Shares First Look at Combat
Chinese studio Game Science has released a new 15-minute gameplay trailer for the next Black Myth title, Black Myth: Zhong Kui. The extended trailer shares a first look at the game's combat and the protagonist. Game Science said the title was still in early development.
-
Rs 1.2-Crore Testicle Myth: How A Reel Led To A Teen's Murder In Bhopal
Police teams circulated photographs of the victim on social media, approached residents and conducted door-to-door inquiries in an attempt to establish his identity.
-
Rujuta Diwekar Busts Weight Loss Myths, Explains Why You Don't Need To Quit Rice, Ghee Or Bananas
Celebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar explains why rice, ghee and bananas need not be completely eliminated from your diet, even for people managing diabetes.
-
Loose Love Handles Without Running And Cardio: Expert Share Tips
Love handles are often among the last areas where the body loses fat. Rapid weight-loss programmes and "waist-trimming" workouts may promise dramatic changes.
-
World Lung Cancer Day: 7 Common Lung Cancer Myths Doctors Want You To Stop Believing Right Now
Doctors stress that lung cancer screening is not meant for everyone, but it can be highly beneficial for people who fall into high-risk groups.
-
Hernia Doesn't Heal On Its Own: Debunking The Biggest Myths About This Common Condition
A hernia is not a condition that resolves on its own. While it may seem harmless initially, delaying treatment can increase the risk of complications and make surgery more complex.
-
Brown Bread To Energy Bars, 6 Foods That Aren't As Healthy As They Seem
Healthy-looking packaging doesn't always mean healthy food. A quick look at the ingredient list and nutrition label can help you make smart choices.
-
10 Health Myths You Still Believe That Are Actually Hurting You
People believe a lot of information about their health that is untrue. Here are the 10 health myths that may actually be hurting your health.
-
Chest Pain Isn't The Only Sign: Doctor Debunks 5 Common Misconceptions About Heart Health
Indians tend to develop cardiovascular disease at least a decade earlier than their western counterparts. Following are some of the myths people believe, which delays their doctor visit to get their heart checked.
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Honey And Warm Water For Weight Loss: Does The Popular Morning Ritual Actually Work?
Warm water with raw honey is a traditional Indian morning ritual gaining popularity but lacks direct scientific support for weight loss.
-
Plastic Surgery Myths vs Facts: What You Need To Know
Dr Ashwani Kumar Singh explains myths associated with plastic surgery. Here is what you need to know and how to separate the myths from the facts.
-
Monsoon Skin Myths Dermatologists Want You To Stop Believing
Dr Rashmi Sharma and Dr Swati Mohan explain common monsoon skincare myths. They also share an ideal skincare routine and how to keep your skin healthy.
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Did Pirates Always Prefer Rum? The Real Story Behind Their Favourite Drink
Pirates and rum go together like eye patches and treasure maps, except history says otherwise. Turns out wine and brandy were the real drinks of choice until one Caribbean boom changed everything.
