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Can Beard Fungal Infections Spread? What Men Need To Know About Tinea Barbae
Tinea barbae is a relatively uncommon fungal infection that affects hair follicles in the beard and moustache region, usually in adult men.
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When The Body Attacks Its Own Joints: Autoimmune Arthritis Explained
Autoimmune arthritis occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy joints and tissues, causing chronic inflammation, pain and disability. Experts say early diagnosis and treatment can help patients lead active, healthy lives.
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Oral Cancer Detection: Kerala Launches Statewide Dental Network
Kochi, May 20 (IANS) A major statewide initiative aimed at strengthening early detection of oral cancer has been launched in Kerala, bringing together dental professionals, cancer specialists and healthcare institutions in what is being described as
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Can A Once-Nightly Oral Pill Control Sleep Apnea? Here Is What A New Study Found
Researchers recently tested a medicine called AD109 in a large phase 3 clinical trial and found encouraging results. The treatment is a once-nightly oral pill designed specifically for obstructive sleep apnea.
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Constant Jaw Pain Or Headaches? It Could Be Your Wisdom Teeth Pushing Nerves
If you are experiencing constant jaw pain or headaches, then you need to know if wisdom teeth could be behind it. Here are the symptoms that it may cause and know when you need to seek a dentist.
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What Colour Is Your Tongue? Here's What It Says About Your Health
Your tongue's colour, coating and texture can reveal early signs of dehydration, vitamin deficiencies, infections and even oral cancer. Doctors explain what different tongue colours may indicate and when you should seek medical attention.
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Wegovy Pill Users Lost Up To 21.6% Weight In New Obesity Trial
The findings come from Novo Nordisk's phase 3 OASIS 4 clinical trial studying oral semaglutide 25 mg, the same active ingredient used in injectable Wegovy.
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Osteoporosis Medication May Not Protect You Against Osteoarthritis: Study
Osteoarthritis remains one of the leading causes of pain and disability worldwide. Experts say people with osteoporosis should not assume their medications will automatically protect joint health as well.
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Low-Dose Peanut Therapy Helps Most Allergic Preschoolers: Lancet Study
A landmark trial has found that low-dose peanut oral immunotherapy safely desensitised more than 82% of preschool children with peanut allergy. Researchers say the gradual approach may offer a safer path to long-term allergy tolerance.
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Weight Loss Drugs May Impact Brain's Reward Centre, Study Warns
Newer oral weight loss drugs could be doing more than only suppressing appetite -- they may also be directly altering brain circuits that control motivation and reward, according to a new study.
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Doctors Urge Caution As Rising Temperatures Spark Heatwave Warnings Across India
Chennai, April 27 (IANS) The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned that temperatures are likely to rise further across several districts in the coming days, even as the state witnesses a relative cooling of its political climate after week
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What Are Oral Steroids And How Are They Different From Painkillers?
Oral steroids and painkillers both relieve discomfort but work very differently. While steroids suppress inflammation and immune activity, painkillers mainly ease symptoms. Understanding their uses, risks, and misuse is key to safe treatment.
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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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What Is Nerve Pain? Doctors Share Why Common Painkillers Don't Work On It, But Oral Steroids Do
Nerve pain feels different, and common painkillers often don't work. Experts explain why neuropathic pain needs targeted treatment, when steroids may help, and the risks of misuse.
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Can Using Mouthwash Frequently Cause High Blood Pressure? Viral Claims Explained
A viral claim suggests frequent mouthwash use may raise blood pressure. Research shows a possible link via disruption of oral bacteria and nitric oxide production, but experts say evidence is limited and not yet conclusive.
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Can Beard Fungal Infections Spread? What Men Need To Know About Tinea Barbae
Tinea barbae is a relatively uncommon fungal infection that affects hair follicles in the beard and moustache region, usually in adult men.
-
When The Body Attacks Its Own Joints: Autoimmune Arthritis Explained
Autoimmune arthritis occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy joints and tissues, causing chronic inflammation, pain and disability. Experts say early diagnosis and treatment can help patients lead active, healthy lives.
-
Oral Cancer Detection: Kerala Launches Statewide Dental Network
Kochi, May 20 (IANS) A major statewide initiative aimed at strengthening early detection of oral cancer has been launched in Kerala, bringing together dental professionals, cancer specialists and healthcare institutions in what is being described as
-
Can A Once-Nightly Oral Pill Control Sleep Apnea? Here Is What A New Study Found
Researchers recently tested a medicine called AD109 in a large phase 3 clinical trial and found encouraging results. The treatment is a once-nightly oral pill designed specifically for obstructive sleep apnea.
-
Constant Jaw Pain Or Headaches? It Could Be Your Wisdom Teeth Pushing Nerves
If you are experiencing constant jaw pain or headaches, then you need to know if wisdom teeth could be behind it. Here are the symptoms that it may cause and know when you need to seek a dentist.
-
What Colour Is Your Tongue? Here's What It Says About Your Health
Your tongue's colour, coating and texture can reveal early signs of dehydration, vitamin deficiencies, infections and even oral cancer. Doctors explain what different tongue colours may indicate and when you should seek medical attention.
-
Wegovy Pill Users Lost Up To 21.6% Weight In New Obesity Trial
The findings come from Novo Nordisk's phase 3 OASIS 4 clinical trial studying oral semaglutide 25 mg, the same active ingredient used in injectable Wegovy.
-
Osteoporosis Medication May Not Protect You Against Osteoarthritis: Study
Osteoarthritis remains one of the leading causes of pain and disability worldwide. Experts say people with osteoporosis should not assume their medications will automatically protect joint health as well.
-
Low-Dose Peanut Therapy Helps Most Allergic Preschoolers: Lancet Study
A landmark trial has found that low-dose peanut oral immunotherapy safely desensitised more than 82% of preschool children with peanut allergy. Researchers say the gradual approach may offer a safer path to long-term allergy tolerance.
-
Weight Loss Drugs May Impact Brain's Reward Centre, Study Warns
Newer oral weight loss drugs could be doing more than only suppressing appetite -- they may also be directly altering brain circuits that control motivation and reward, according to a new study.
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Doctors Urge Caution As Rising Temperatures Spark Heatwave Warnings Across India
Chennai, April 27 (IANS) The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned that temperatures are likely to rise further across several districts in the coming days, even as the state witnesses a relative cooling of its political climate after week
-
What Are Oral Steroids And How Are They Different From Painkillers?
Oral steroids and painkillers both relieve discomfort but work very differently. While steroids suppress inflammation and immune activity, painkillers mainly ease symptoms. Understanding their uses, risks, and misuse is key to safe treatment.
-
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.
-
What Is Nerve Pain? Doctors Share Why Common Painkillers Don't Work On It, But Oral Steroids Do
Nerve pain feels different, and common painkillers often don't work. Experts explain why neuropathic pain needs targeted treatment, when steroids may help, and the risks of misuse.
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Can Using Mouthwash Frequently Cause High Blood Pressure? Viral Claims Explained
A viral claim suggests frequent mouthwash use may raise blood pressure. Research shows a possible link via disruption of oral bacteria and nitric oxide production, but experts say evidence is limited and not yet conclusive.
