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H1N1 Prevention If You're A Gym-Goer: 7 Ways to Stay Safe During Flu Season
Gyms with good ventilation and fewer people reduce flu risk during workouts. Consider outdoor exercise or off-peak hours when flu activity is high.
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Tamiflu for H1N1: Who Actually Needs It and Why Self-Medication Can Backfire
Tamiflu contains oseltamivir, an antiviral medication that can be used to treat influenza. It works by blocking an enzyme called neuraminidase, which influenza viruses use to release newly formed virus particles from infected cells.
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Slipped During The Monsoon? Don't Ignore An Ankle Twist
Knowing when to get medical attention and how to manage an ankle injury can help prevent complications and allow for full recovery
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'Purana Rishta': Samay Raina Jokes About Cyber Cell Over Latent Row Before Honour By Maharashtra Chief Minister
After the felicitation by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Samay Raina joked that he has saved the Maharashtra Cyber helpline number because he often receives calls from the agency
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Planning A Mountain Trek? Health Checks You Shouldn't Skip Before You Go
A pre-trek health check cannot guarantee that you will not develop altitude sickness. There is also no single test that can predict exactly how an individual will respond to altitude.
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Chiranjeevi Turns 71: Fitness And Diet Habits That Keep Him Active
Chiranjeevi's fitness at 71 offers a valuable reminder that ageing does not have to mean giving up physical activity.
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'Matter Of National Economy Security': Rajnath Singh On Preventive Healthcare
Rajnath Singh said non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, cancer, kidney failure and mental health disorders were increasingly becoming major health concerns.
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Soha Ali Khan Asks An Expert If Monsoon Is Behind Your Hair Fall
Strands that are falling today actually detached from their roots 2-3 months ago. Therefore, instead of blaming the weather or water, people should assess their lifestyle from the past three months
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Robin Williams' Children Revive His Instagram Account 12 Years After His Death For This Reason
Robin Williams' children want the late actor's account to be a "safe, trusted place" where the videos, stories, memories, and photos shared reflect his legacy with authenticity
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Erica Schwartz Takes Helm At US CDC Promising To Restore Trust, Address Workforce Decline
The new director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention promised Wednesday to advocate for the agency while acknowledging that congressionally funded programs lacked staff and employees were feeling burned out
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Apollo Hospitals To Open OPDs 7 Days A Week, Says Founder Prathap Reddy
Apollo's own health screening report, Health of the Nation 2026, based on screenings of more than 2.5 million people across its network, found that nearly 26 per cent were hypertensive and 23 per cent diabetic despite showing no symptoms.
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E. Coli Bacteria Found In 8 Indian Railway Station Water Coolers: Drinking Water Safety Is Critical For Public Health
E. coli was detected in water-cooler samples at eight Indian railway stations, raising concerns about drinking-water safety. Here's what E. coli in water means, how contamination can happen, the health risks and how passengers can stay safe
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Diabetes Prevention Must Be National Priority, Says Dr Jitendra Singh
Union Minister of State Dr Jitendra Singh, on Sunday called for making diabetes prevention a national priority, saying rural India is no longer untouched by the diabetes epidemic and requires a community-led, technology-enabled and data-driven response.
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If Doctors Could Fix One Thing About India's Health, What Would It Be?
Indian doctors emphasise shifting healthcare focus to prevention and early detection to improve outcomes for lifestyle diseases and cancer.
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Eating Red And Yellow Capsicum Can Help Prevent Cancer: Nutritionist Explains How To Eat Them For Maximum Health Benefits
Dr Ananya Roy explains how coloured capsicum can help prevent cancer. And she explains exactly how to eat it for maximum health benefits.
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H1N1 Prevention If You're A Gym-Goer: 7 Ways to Stay Safe During Flu Season
Gyms with good ventilation and fewer people reduce flu risk during workouts. Consider outdoor exercise or off-peak hours when flu activity is high.
-
Tamiflu for H1N1: Who Actually Needs It and Why Self-Medication Can Backfire
Tamiflu contains oseltamivir, an antiviral medication that can be used to treat influenza. It works by blocking an enzyme called neuraminidase, which influenza viruses use to release newly formed virus particles from infected cells.
-
Slipped During The Monsoon? Don't Ignore An Ankle Twist
Knowing when to get medical attention and how to manage an ankle injury can help prevent complications and allow for full recovery
-
'Purana Rishta': Samay Raina Jokes About Cyber Cell Over Latent Row Before Honour By Maharashtra Chief Minister
After the felicitation by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Samay Raina joked that he has saved the Maharashtra Cyber helpline number because he often receives calls from the agency
-
Planning A Mountain Trek? Health Checks You Shouldn't Skip Before You Go
A pre-trek health check cannot guarantee that you will not develop altitude sickness. There is also no single test that can predict exactly how an individual will respond to altitude.
-
Chiranjeevi Turns 71: Fitness And Diet Habits That Keep Him Active
Chiranjeevi's fitness at 71 offers a valuable reminder that ageing does not have to mean giving up physical activity.
-
'Matter Of National Economy Security': Rajnath Singh On Preventive Healthcare
Rajnath Singh said non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, cancer, kidney failure and mental health disorders were increasingly becoming major health concerns.
-
Soha Ali Khan Asks An Expert If Monsoon Is Behind Your Hair Fall
Strands that are falling today actually detached from their roots 2-3 months ago. Therefore, instead of blaming the weather or water, people should assess their lifestyle from the past three months
-
Robin Williams' Children Revive His Instagram Account 12 Years After His Death For This Reason
Robin Williams' children want the late actor's account to be a "safe, trusted place" where the videos, stories, memories, and photos shared reflect his legacy with authenticity
-
Erica Schwartz Takes Helm At US CDC Promising To Restore Trust, Address Workforce Decline
The new director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention promised Wednesday to advocate for the agency while acknowledging that congressionally funded programs lacked staff and employees were feeling burned out
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Apollo Hospitals To Open OPDs 7 Days A Week, Says Founder Prathap Reddy
Apollo's own health screening report, Health of the Nation 2026, based on screenings of more than 2.5 million people across its network, found that nearly 26 per cent were hypertensive and 23 per cent diabetic despite showing no symptoms.
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E. Coli Bacteria Found In 8 Indian Railway Station Water Coolers: Drinking Water Safety Is Critical For Public Health
E. coli was detected in water-cooler samples at eight Indian railway stations, raising concerns about drinking-water safety. Here's what E. coli in water means, how contamination can happen, the health risks and how passengers can stay safe
-
Diabetes Prevention Must Be National Priority, Says Dr Jitendra Singh
Union Minister of State Dr Jitendra Singh, on Sunday called for making diabetes prevention a national priority, saying rural India is no longer untouched by the diabetes epidemic and requires a community-led, technology-enabled and data-driven response.
-
If Doctors Could Fix One Thing About India's Health, What Would It Be?
Indian doctors emphasise shifting healthcare focus to prevention and early detection to improve outcomes for lifestyle diseases and cancer.
-
Eating Red And Yellow Capsicum Can Help Prevent Cancer: Nutritionist Explains How To Eat Them For Maximum Health Benefits
Dr Ananya Roy explains how coloured capsicum can help prevent cancer. And she explains exactly how to eat it for maximum health benefits.
