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France To Ban Smoking In Public Places, Including Parks And Beaches
France will ban smoking in all outdoor places that can be accessed by children, including beaches, parks and bus stops, the health and family minister announced Thursday.
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Southeast Asia Sees Nearly 150% Rise in Heart Disease, Study Shows
The number of people with cardiovascular disease surged by 148 per cent in Southeast Asia over the past three decades, with the condition becoming the region's leading cause of mortality and morbidity, according to new research.
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"Couldn't Be Happier": Vaccine-Hating US Health Chief Ends Select Covid Jabs
COVID-19 vaccines are no longer recommended in the United States for children and pregnant women who are healthy, US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior, who has been a staunch critic of vaccines in general, has announced.
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Managing Drug-Resistant Cancers: Charles Darwin's Theory To The Rescue
Antimicrobial resistance is a major health threat that kills more than a million people each year. But cancer a non-communicable disease poses a much bigger challenge to global public health by killing ten times as many.
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Universal Vaccines Could Reshape How We Fight Future Outbreaks
Every year, the race begins anew. Scientists scramble to track mutating viruses, pharmaceutical companies reformulate vaccines and public health systems brace for another season of jabs and logistics.
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Trump Administration Eases Limits On 'Forever Chemicals' In Drinking Water
US President Donald Trump's administration on Wednesday announced plans to ease limits on the amount of toxic "forever chemicals" allowed in drinking water, reversing what had been hailed as a landmark public health victory.
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Nutritional Deficiencies Vegetarians Should Look Out For
As per the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, a vegetarian diet must be diverse and include fortified or supplemented nutrients to ensure all essential vitamins and minerals are met.
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Study Finds Proximity To Trees Associated With Healthier Newborn Outcomes
Drexel University research reveals that expanding urban tree cover can significantly improve public health and reduce mortality rates, especially in low-income areas, emphasizing the role of green spaces in promoting environmental equity.
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Late-Night Raid At Restaurant After Madhya Pradesh Minister Allegedly Told To Wait
Madhya Pradesh Minister for Public Health and Medical Education, Narendra Shivaji Patel, allegedly triggered a surprise food safety raid on a local restaurant late Sunday night - not over health concerns, but after allegedly failing to secure a table
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Babil Khan Shares Posts Of Siddhant Chaturvedi, Adarsh Gourav Amid Viral Video Row: "Was Trying To Show Support"
Babil Khan was seen crying and talking about how he feels isolated in the viral video
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A Decade Of Impact: Dettol Banega Swasth India's Journey To A Healthier Nation
For over ten years, the 'Dettol Banega Swasth India' campaign, a partnership between Reckitt and NDTV, has been a prominent force in promoting public health across the nation
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Gene Hackman's Property Was "Breeding Ground for Infestation": Report
A week after Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy's bodies were found, the New Mexico Department of Public Health investigated the property and found rodent feces in three garages.
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Pope Francis Was "Happy" To Get Out And About This Week: Vatican
Pope Francis was "happy" to get out and about this week but while his health is improving, it is too soon to confirm his participation in Easter celebrations, the Vatican said Friday.
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Pope Greets Crowds At Vatican In First Appearance Since Leaving Hospital
Pope Francis on Sunday made his first public appearance since being discharged from hospital two weeks ago after treatment for double pneumonia, entering St. Peter's Square at the Vatican in a wheelchair to greet crowds.
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Applications Tied To Body, Man Crawls To Authorities To Highlight Water Shortage
A man from Madhya Pradesh's Sehore district attached several written applications to a string tied to his body and crawled to the divisional commissioner's office to highlight water "shortage" in his village
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France To Ban Smoking In Public Places, Including Parks And Beaches
France will ban smoking in all outdoor places that can be accessed by children, including beaches, parks and bus stops, the health and family minister announced Thursday.
-
Southeast Asia Sees Nearly 150% Rise in Heart Disease, Study Shows
The number of people with cardiovascular disease surged by 148 per cent in Southeast Asia over the past three decades, with the condition becoming the region's leading cause of mortality and morbidity, according to new research.
-
"Couldn't Be Happier": Vaccine-Hating US Health Chief Ends Select Covid Jabs
COVID-19 vaccines are no longer recommended in the United States for children and pregnant women who are healthy, US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior, who has been a staunch critic of vaccines in general, has announced.
-
Managing Drug-Resistant Cancers: Charles Darwin's Theory To The Rescue
Antimicrobial resistance is a major health threat that kills more than a million people each year. But cancer a non-communicable disease poses a much bigger challenge to global public health by killing ten times as many.
-
Universal Vaccines Could Reshape How We Fight Future Outbreaks
Every year, the race begins anew. Scientists scramble to track mutating viruses, pharmaceutical companies reformulate vaccines and public health systems brace for another season of jabs and logistics.
-
Trump Administration Eases Limits On 'Forever Chemicals' In Drinking Water
US President Donald Trump's administration on Wednesday announced plans to ease limits on the amount of toxic "forever chemicals" allowed in drinking water, reversing what had been hailed as a landmark public health victory.
-
Nutritional Deficiencies Vegetarians Should Look Out For
As per the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, a vegetarian diet must be diverse and include fortified or supplemented nutrients to ensure all essential vitamins and minerals are met.
-
Study Finds Proximity To Trees Associated With Healthier Newborn Outcomes
Drexel University research reveals that expanding urban tree cover can significantly improve public health and reduce mortality rates, especially in low-income areas, emphasizing the role of green spaces in promoting environmental equity.
-
Late-Night Raid At Restaurant After Madhya Pradesh Minister Allegedly Told To Wait
Madhya Pradesh Minister for Public Health and Medical Education, Narendra Shivaji Patel, allegedly triggered a surprise food safety raid on a local restaurant late Sunday night - not over health concerns, but after allegedly failing to secure a table
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Babil Khan Shares Posts Of Siddhant Chaturvedi, Adarsh Gourav Amid Viral Video Row: "Was Trying To Show Support"
Babil Khan was seen crying and talking about how he feels isolated in the viral video
-
A Decade Of Impact: Dettol Banega Swasth India's Journey To A Healthier Nation
For over ten years, the 'Dettol Banega Swasth India' campaign, a partnership between Reckitt and NDTV, has been a prominent force in promoting public health across the nation
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Gene Hackman's Property Was "Breeding Ground for Infestation": Report
A week after Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy's bodies were found, the New Mexico Department of Public Health investigated the property and found rodent feces in three garages.
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Pope Francis Was "Happy" To Get Out And About This Week: Vatican
Pope Francis was "happy" to get out and about this week but while his health is improving, it is too soon to confirm his participation in Easter celebrations, the Vatican said Friday.
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Pope Greets Crowds At Vatican In First Appearance Since Leaving Hospital
Pope Francis on Sunday made his first public appearance since being discharged from hospital two weeks ago after treatment for double pneumonia, entering St. Peter's Square at the Vatican in a wheelchair to greet crowds.
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Applications Tied To Body, Man Crawls To Authorities To Highlight Water Shortage
A man from Madhya Pradesh's Sehore district attached several written applications to a string tied to his body and crawled to the divisional commissioner's office to highlight water "shortage" in his village
