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"I'm Too Young For Physiotherapy": Why Millennials, Gen Z Are Becoming A New Patient Group
Long desk hours, smartphone use and intense workouts are sending more young Indians to physiotherapists with neck, back and shoulder pain. Experts say physiotherapy can help address movement problems before occasional aches become persistent
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Kartik Aaryan Injures His Knee On Film Set: When Does A Knee Injury Require Surgery?
Actor Kartik Aaryan underwent knee surgery after an injury while filming with director Kabir Khan in Mumbai.
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Jr NTR's Shoulder Surgery: How Long Does Recovery Usually Take?
Jr NTR's successful arthroscopic shoulder surgery marks the beginning of his recovery rather than the end of it. While minimally invasive surgery can help treat shoulder injuries with smaller incisions.
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Jasprit Bumrah Advised 6-12 Months' Rest By Ex-Pacer: How Long Does It Take An Athlete To Recover?
Former India bowler Karsan Ghavri advises Jasprit Bumrah to consider up to a year-long break for full recovery and long-term fitness.
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Brain Tumour Survivors Show Immense Resilience After Treatment, Neurologist Reveals
Many brain tumour survivors emerge from their experience with a renewed appreciation for life. Some become advocates for awareness and patient support, while others focus on rebuilding personal and professional goals.
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Why Game Of Thrones Star Emilia Clarke Compares Brain Injury Today To Cancer 100 Years Ago
"I often compare brain injury today to where cancer was a century ago: misunderstood, stigmatised and hidden from view," Emilia Clarke said
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Recovery Is Not Linear: The Overlooked Realities Of Stroke And Brain Injury
Studies suggest that nearly 15-30% of stroke survivors are left living with severe, long-term disabilities, making the recovery journey not just medically complex, but deeply personal.
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Recovery Is Not Linear: The Overlooked Realities Of Stroke And Brain Injury
Studies suggest that nearly 15-30% of stroke survivors are left living with severe, long-term disabilities, making the recovery journey not just medically complex, but deeply personal.
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FDA Push For Fake Brain Surgery Trial Spurs Ethical Concerns
The FDA's request, intended to conclusively determine the therapy's potency, has raised concerns the trial would be both unethical and impractical.
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FDA Push For Fake Brain Surgery Trial Spurs Ethical Concerns
The FDA's request, intended to conclusively determine the therapy's potency, has raised concerns the trial would be both unethical and impractical.
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Relearning Movement After Brain Injury: Doctor Explains How The Bobath Approach Helps Patient Rehabilitation
Structured neurorehabilitation frameworks, such as Bobath therapy, play a critical role in helping patients relearn movement safely, efficiently, and functionally.
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Relearning Movement After Brain Injury: Doctor Explains How The Bobath Approach Helps Patient Rehabilitation
Structured neurorehabilitation frameworks, such as Bobath therapy, play a critical role in helping patients relearn movement safely, efficiently, and functionally.
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Thane Psychiatric Hospital Reunites Over 2,200 Patients With Families, Breaking Stigma Around Mental Illness
Thane Psychiatric Hospital reunites over 2,200 patients with families, breaking stigma around mental illness in India
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Thane Psychiatric Hospital Reunites Over 2,200 Patients With Families, Breaking Stigma Around Mental Illness
Thane Psychiatric Hospital reunites over 2,200 patients with families, breaking stigma around mental illness in India
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'Rehabilitate Mentally Challenged Homeless People': Top Court To Centre
The Supreme Court on Monday described homeless people suffering from mental illnesses as "destitute to the extreme" and "most vulnerable", and gave the Centre a last opportunity to come up with standard operating procedures for rehabilitating them.
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"I'm Too Young For Physiotherapy": Why Millennials, Gen Z Are Becoming A New Patient Group
Long desk hours, smartphone use and intense workouts are sending more young Indians to physiotherapists with neck, back and shoulder pain. Experts say physiotherapy can help address movement problems before occasional aches become persistent
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Kartik Aaryan Injures His Knee On Film Set: When Does A Knee Injury Require Surgery?
Actor Kartik Aaryan underwent knee surgery after an injury while filming with director Kabir Khan in Mumbai.
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Jr NTR's Shoulder Surgery: How Long Does Recovery Usually Take?
Jr NTR's successful arthroscopic shoulder surgery marks the beginning of his recovery rather than the end of it. While minimally invasive surgery can help treat shoulder injuries with smaller incisions.
-
Jasprit Bumrah Advised 6-12 Months' Rest By Ex-Pacer: How Long Does It Take An Athlete To Recover?
Former India bowler Karsan Ghavri advises Jasprit Bumrah to consider up to a year-long break for full recovery and long-term fitness.
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Brain Tumour Survivors Show Immense Resilience After Treatment, Neurologist Reveals
Many brain tumour survivors emerge from their experience with a renewed appreciation for life. Some become advocates for awareness and patient support, while others focus on rebuilding personal and professional goals.
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Why Game Of Thrones Star Emilia Clarke Compares Brain Injury Today To Cancer 100 Years Ago
"I often compare brain injury today to where cancer was a century ago: misunderstood, stigmatised and hidden from view," Emilia Clarke said
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Recovery Is Not Linear: The Overlooked Realities Of Stroke And Brain Injury
Studies suggest that nearly 15-30% of stroke survivors are left living with severe, long-term disabilities, making the recovery journey not just medically complex, but deeply personal.
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Recovery Is Not Linear: The Overlooked Realities Of Stroke And Brain Injury
Studies suggest that nearly 15-30% of stroke survivors are left living with severe, long-term disabilities, making the recovery journey not just medically complex, but deeply personal.
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FDA Push For Fake Brain Surgery Trial Spurs Ethical Concerns
The FDA's request, intended to conclusively determine the therapy's potency, has raised concerns the trial would be both unethical and impractical.
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FDA Push For Fake Brain Surgery Trial Spurs Ethical Concerns
The FDA's request, intended to conclusively determine the therapy's potency, has raised concerns the trial would be both unethical and impractical.
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Relearning Movement After Brain Injury: Doctor Explains How The Bobath Approach Helps Patient Rehabilitation
Structured neurorehabilitation frameworks, such as Bobath therapy, play a critical role in helping patients relearn movement safely, efficiently, and functionally.
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Relearning Movement After Brain Injury: Doctor Explains How The Bobath Approach Helps Patient Rehabilitation
Structured neurorehabilitation frameworks, such as Bobath therapy, play a critical role in helping patients relearn movement safely, efficiently, and functionally.
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Thane Psychiatric Hospital Reunites Over 2,200 Patients With Families, Breaking Stigma Around Mental Illness
Thane Psychiatric Hospital reunites over 2,200 patients with families, breaking stigma around mental illness in India
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Thane Psychiatric Hospital Reunites Over 2,200 Patients With Families, Breaking Stigma Around Mental Illness
Thane Psychiatric Hospital reunites over 2,200 patients with families, breaking stigma around mental illness in India
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'Rehabilitate Mentally Challenged Homeless People': Top Court To Centre
The Supreme Court on Monday described homeless people suffering from mental illnesses as "destitute to the extreme" and "most vulnerable", and gave the Centre a last opportunity to come up with standard operating procedures for rehabilitating them.
