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Venezuela Earthquakes Raise Long-Term Health And Environmental Risks
Venezuela earthquakes have raise long-term health concerns with regards to health and the environment.
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If Smoking Causes Cancer, Why Don't All Smokers Get It? Study Answers
The new research does not change the most important message about smoking: quitting remains one of the most effective ways to reduce the risk of lung cancer and other serious diseases.
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7 Morning Stretches To Undo The Damage Of Sitting All Day
Sitting for most parts of the day can start to affect your health in several ways. It makes your muscles stiff, reduces flexibility, and leads to poor posture, especially in the neck, shoulders, back, and hips. It can also increase risk of obesity, heart disease, and type 2 diabetes, among others.
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Dev Anand's Son Suneil Anand Dies At 70: Why A Second Heart Attack Can Be Deadlier
Dev Anand's Son, Suneil Anand died at 70 in the UK after a second heart attack while awaiting a stent procedure for his initial cardiac event.
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Not All Fat Is Bad: Why Your Body Needs Healthy Fat Cells To Prevent Diabetes
The researchers focused on a rare inherited condition called familial partial lipodystrophy type 2 (FPLD2). People with this condition gradually lose healthy fat from certain parts of the body but often develop diabetes, fatty liver disease, and high blood fat levels.
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How Much Protein Is Too Much? Expert Explains The Real Health Risks
Protein is essential for muscle repair. The focus should be on how much protein you need, where it comes from and whether supplementation is actually necessary.
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Why Do We Crave Fried Food Even When We're Full?
According to various studies, frying changes food's texture and flavour, triggering brain dopamine and cravings.
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The Hidden Side-Effects Of Taking Multivitamins Every Single Day
Taking multivitamins daily can trigger several side effects. Here is why regulating your vitamin dose matters and how to carefully consume vitamins.
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Wildfires In France And Spain: Who Is Most At Risk From Toxic Smoke?
With wildfires in France and Spain, possibility of smoke inhalation is immense. Here is how smoke exposure that can harm your health and how to stay safe.
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Diabetes At 35: Why Are Indians Developing Type 2 Diabetes Nearly A Decade Earlier Than The West?
Poor maternal nutrition, low birth weight followed by rapid childhood weight gain, and inadequate early-life nutrition can permanently alter glucose metabolism.
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World IVF Day: Doctor Explains Potential Risks And Complications Couples Must Prepare To Manage
IVF is considered a safe and well-established procedure, with millions of healthy babies born worldwide. While serious complications are uncommon, every medical treatment has certain risks. Read on to know some of the risks and complications.
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Can Your Lungs Fully Recover After Quitting Smoking? New Study Says Former Smokers Remain At Risk
Researchers found that while some lung cells can recover after quitting, others continue to show changes that may increase the risk of chronic lung disease years later.
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Doing Everything Right? Nutritionist Shares 4 Healthy Habits That May Raise Cortisol
Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal explains why overtraining, undereating, too much black coffee and poor sleep may quietly increase cortisol levels despite looking like healthy habits.
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Think Before You Self-Medicate: Risks You Should Know
Self-medication is common in India but can mask serious illnesses and delay proper diagnosis, warn medical experts.
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Can AI Medical Advice Be Dangerous? Lawsuit Claims ChatGPT Left Man Critically Ill
AI chatbots can provide general health information and help users understand medical terminology or prepare questions for a doctor.
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Venezuela Earthquakes Raise Long-Term Health And Environmental Risks
Venezuela earthquakes have raise long-term health concerns with regards to health and the environment.
-
If Smoking Causes Cancer, Why Don't All Smokers Get It? Study Answers
The new research does not change the most important message about smoking: quitting remains one of the most effective ways to reduce the risk of lung cancer and other serious diseases.
-
7 Morning Stretches To Undo The Damage Of Sitting All Day
Sitting for most parts of the day can start to affect your health in several ways. It makes your muscles stiff, reduces flexibility, and leads to poor posture, especially in the neck, shoulders, back, and hips. It can also increase risk of obesity, heart disease, and type 2 diabetes, among others.
-
Dev Anand's Son Suneil Anand Dies At 70: Why A Second Heart Attack Can Be Deadlier
Dev Anand's Son, Suneil Anand died at 70 in the UK after a second heart attack while awaiting a stent procedure for his initial cardiac event.
-
Not All Fat Is Bad: Why Your Body Needs Healthy Fat Cells To Prevent Diabetes
The researchers focused on a rare inherited condition called familial partial lipodystrophy type 2 (FPLD2). People with this condition gradually lose healthy fat from certain parts of the body but often develop diabetes, fatty liver disease, and high blood fat levels.
-
How Much Protein Is Too Much? Expert Explains The Real Health Risks
Protein is essential for muscle repair. The focus should be on how much protein you need, where it comes from and whether supplementation is actually necessary.
-
Why Do We Crave Fried Food Even When We're Full?
According to various studies, frying changes food's texture and flavour, triggering brain dopamine and cravings.
-
The Hidden Side-Effects Of Taking Multivitamins Every Single Day
Taking multivitamins daily can trigger several side effects. Here is why regulating your vitamin dose matters and how to carefully consume vitamins.
-
Wildfires In France And Spain: Who Is Most At Risk From Toxic Smoke?
With wildfires in France and Spain, possibility of smoke inhalation is immense. Here is how smoke exposure that can harm your health and how to stay safe.
-
Diabetes At 35: Why Are Indians Developing Type 2 Diabetes Nearly A Decade Earlier Than The West?
Poor maternal nutrition, low birth weight followed by rapid childhood weight gain, and inadequate early-life nutrition can permanently alter glucose metabolism.
-
World IVF Day: Doctor Explains Potential Risks And Complications Couples Must Prepare To Manage
IVF is considered a safe and well-established procedure, with millions of healthy babies born worldwide. While serious complications are uncommon, every medical treatment has certain risks. Read on to know some of the risks and complications.
-
Can Your Lungs Fully Recover After Quitting Smoking? New Study Says Former Smokers Remain At Risk
Researchers found that while some lung cells can recover after quitting, others continue to show changes that may increase the risk of chronic lung disease years later.
-
Doing Everything Right? Nutritionist Shares 4 Healthy Habits That May Raise Cortisol
Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal explains why overtraining, undereating, too much black coffee and poor sleep may quietly increase cortisol levels despite looking like healthy habits.
-
Think Before You Self-Medicate: Risks You Should Know
Self-medication is common in India but can mask serious illnesses and delay proper diagnosis, warn medical experts.
-
Can AI Medical Advice Be Dangerous? Lawsuit Claims ChatGPT Left Man Critically Ill
AI chatbots can provide general health information and help users understand medical terminology or prepare questions for a doctor.
