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High-Risk Pregnancy: Early Signs, Consequences, Precautions And Safety Measures Explained
Various factors can elevate the risks involved, including maternal age, pre-existing health conditions, pregnancy complications, or lifestyle factors.
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Should You Bathe With A Fever? Doctor Separates Fact From Fiction
Bathing with lukewarm water during a fever is generally safe and can improve comfort without worsening the fever.
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Does Paracetamol Cause ADHD, Autism? New Study Offers A Definite Answer
A new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine says that there's no evidence that using paracetamol during pregnancy causes autism or ADHD in children. The researchers also accounted for family-related factors that may have had an impact on earlier findings.
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Dementia Campaigns Need Personalised Approach: Study
The findings highlight the potential value of combining risk communication with tailored educational content to optimise engagement and behavioural impact, the researchers said.
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Men's Health Deeply Impacted By Lifestyle Diseases: Doctor Shares List Of Long- And Short-Term Problems
Lifestyle diseases from smoking, alcohol, poor diet, and inactivity are major causes of premature death and chronic illness in men.
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What Is Popcorn Lung? The Symptoms That Could Signal Trouble
Persistent respiratory symptoms should never be dismissed, particularly in people with a history of vaping or chemical exposure.
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Anurag Kashyap Lost 27 Kgs Post-Heart Attack: Why Doctors Warn Against Trying This Crash Diet At Home
Anurag Kashyap lost 27 kg after a heart attack after following an extreme diet. Here are why doctors are warning against trying crash dieting for rapid weight loss and how to preserve your heart health.
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NDTV Lifeline x Men's Health: Cardiologist Says Poor Lifestyle Is Driving Early Heart Attacks In Men
One of the most dangerous misconceptions is the belief that young adults are naturally protected against heart disease.
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Obesity And Metabolic Syndrome: A Growing Concern Among Urban Men
Obesity among urban Indian men rose to over twenty seven percent in NFHS six, driven by sedentary lifestyles and unhealthy diets.
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Gut Infections Rise With The Coming Of Monsoon In India: Preventive Steps
The monsoon season creates an ideal environment for harmful microorganisms. Increased humidity and moisture allow bacteria and viruses to multiply rapidly.
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Normal Cholesterol? The Other Lipids Damaging Hearts Of Lean Indians
Dr Vinayak Agrawal explains why looking at multiple lipids is necessary to determine the heart health of lean Indians. Here is how you can do so, along with the specific medical tests required to get a full picture of your heart health.
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Global Ebola Risk 'Remains Low', Says WHO Chief
The global risk "remains low" from a deadly Ebola outbreak centred in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the World Health Organization chief has said.
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Five-Min Walk Break Every Hour Feasible, Effective In Offsetting Harms Of Prolonged Sitting: Study
A study finds that taking a five-minute walking break every hour effectively reduces fatigue and improves mood without impacting work performance.
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PMOS And Diabetes: The Alarming Link Every Woman Must Know
PMOS dramatically increases the risk of type 2 diabetes. The primary driver behind this increased risk is insulin resistance.
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From Childhood To Adulthood: Study Finds The Hidden Link Between Sugary Drinks And High Blood Pressure
Researchers followed participants for up to 25 years and found that early dietary habits can have a lasting impact on heart health. The findings highlight the importance of encouraging healthier beverage choices from a young age
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High-Risk Pregnancy: Early Signs, Consequences, Precautions And Safety Measures Explained
Various factors can elevate the risks involved, including maternal age, pre-existing health conditions, pregnancy complications, or lifestyle factors.
-
Should You Bathe With A Fever? Doctor Separates Fact From Fiction
Bathing with lukewarm water during a fever is generally safe and can improve comfort without worsening the fever.
-
Does Paracetamol Cause ADHD, Autism? New Study Offers A Definite Answer
A new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine says that there's no evidence that using paracetamol during pregnancy causes autism or ADHD in children. The researchers also accounted for family-related factors that may have had an impact on earlier findings.
-
Dementia Campaigns Need Personalised Approach: Study
The findings highlight the potential value of combining risk communication with tailored educational content to optimise engagement and behavioural impact, the researchers said.
-
Men's Health Deeply Impacted By Lifestyle Diseases: Doctor Shares List Of Long- And Short-Term Problems
Lifestyle diseases from smoking, alcohol, poor diet, and inactivity are major causes of premature death and chronic illness in men.
-
What Is Popcorn Lung? The Symptoms That Could Signal Trouble
Persistent respiratory symptoms should never be dismissed, particularly in people with a history of vaping or chemical exposure.
-
Anurag Kashyap Lost 27 Kgs Post-Heart Attack: Why Doctors Warn Against Trying This Crash Diet At Home
Anurag Kashyap lost 27 kg after a heart attack after following an extreme diet. Here are why doctors are warning against trying crash dieting for rapid weight loss and how to preserve your heart health.
-
NDTV Lifeline x Men's Health: Cardiologist Says Poor Lifestyle Is Driving Early Heart Attacks In Men
One of the most dangerous misconceptions is the belief that young adults are naturally protected against heart disease.
-
Obesity And Metabolic Syndrome: A Growing Concern Among Urban Men
Obesity among urban Indian men rose to over twenty seven percent in NFHS six, driven by sedentary lifestyles and unhealthy diets.
-
Gut Infections Rise With The Coming Of Monsoon In India: Preventive Steps
The monsoon season creates an ideal environment for harmful microorganisms. Increased humidity and moisture allow bacteria and viruses to multiply rapidly.
-
Normal Cholesterol? The Other Lipids Damaging Hearts Of Lean Indians
Dr Vinayak Agrawal explains why looking at multiple lipids is necessary to determine the heart health of lean Indians. Here is how you can do so, along with the specific medical tests required to get a full picture of your heart health.
-
Global Ebola Risk 'Remains Low', Says WHO Chief
The global risk "remains low" from a deadly Ebola outbreak centred in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the World Health Organization chief has said.
-
Five-Min Walk Break Every Hour Feasible, Effective In Offsetting Harms Of Prolonged Sitting: Study
A study finds that taking a five-minute walking break every hour effectively reduces fatigue and improves mood without impacting work performance.
-
PMOS And Diabetes: The Alarming Link Every Woman Must Know
PMOS dramatically increases the risk of type 2 diabetes. The primary driver behind this increased risk is insulin resistance.
-
From Childhood To Adulthood: Study Finds The Hidden Link Between Sugary Drinks And High Blood Pressure
Researchers followed participants for up to 25 years and found that early dietary habits can have a lasting impact on heart health. The findings highlight the importance of encouraging healthier beverage choices from a young age
