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US Teen Drops Social Media Addiction Lawsuit Against Meta, Google Before Trial
The plaintiff, a 15-year-old girl from New Jersey identified in California court records as PM-Y, had alleged the platforms' owners -- Meta Platforms, Google, and Snap Inc -- contributed to her social media addiction, depression, and self-harm.
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Is Alzheimer's Becoming A Women's Health Concern? Doctor Explains
Women make up a disproportionate share of people living with dementia. Longer life expectancy is one reason, but genetics, menopause, vascular health and unequal access to education and healthcare may also shape women's Alzheimer's risk
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Flight Crews Face Higher Risk For Radiation-Related Cancers, Research Shows
The researchers screened for breast cancer, central nervous system cancers, multiple myeloma, leukaemia, among other cancers.
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Pilots And Flight Attendants Face Higher Risk Of Radiation-Linked Cancer Deaths: Study
Researchers say repeated exposure to cosmic radiation at high altitude may be an important occupational health concern and have called for consideration of stronger radiation protections for aircrew.
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One Kidney, Can You Still Play Sports? What Athletes Should Know
Having one kidney does not automatically mean giving up sports. For many people, regular physical activity can and should remain part of a healthy lifestyle.
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Artificial Sweeteners Not Risk-Free, Still Increase Diabetes And Metabolic Syndrome Risks: Study
A new study has identified the health risks associated with consuming artificial sweeteners. Here are the ways they can do so, along with healthier alternatives to implement instead.
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Heatwave Risk In Elderly Higher Than Thought, Warns New Study
The threat that rising temperatures fuelled by climate change pose to the health of older people has been dramatically underestimated, according to a new study.
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Bihar Temple Stampede: First Aid Steps To Prevent Brain, Body Trauma In Crowded Places
The Ashok Dham temple stampede-like incident is a reminder that crowd-related emergencies can cause serious injuries within minutes.
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The Leading Cause Of Pneumonia In Infants Can Now Be Prevented: Doctors Share Tips
Premature babies, infants with congenital heart disease, chronic lung disease, or weakened immunity are at higher risk
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What Weakens The Bones? A Doctor Reveals The Surprising Ways You're Harming Your Bones
Weak bones may eventually increase the risk of osteoporosis, fractures and loss of mobility, especially in older adults. Dr (Maj.) Mukesh Garg says bone health depends on consistent habits over the years.
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1 In 20 Delhi-NCR Adults Suffer From Dual Diabetes And Blood Pressure Risk, Finds New Study
Dr Rajiv Passey explains why people are at high risk of diabetes and high blood pressure. Here is a new study that reveals a startling clinical finding that should force you to refocus your health.
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When High-Intensity Exercise Isn't The Best Choice For Your Heart
For some people, especially those with an undiagnosed heart condition or several cardiovascular risk factors, sudden high-intensity exercise may place more strain on the heart than it can safely handle.
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Saina Nehwal's Arthritis Diagnosis: How Years Of Competitive Sport Can Impact The Body
Saina Nehwal's arthritis diagnosis highlights an important reality about competitive sport: while physical activity can offer enormous health benefits.
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Keerthy Suresh's 41-Hour No-Sleep Stretch: How It Affects Your Brain And Heart
Keerthy Suresh's 41-hour no-sleep stretch highlights the intense demands many professionals face, but experts warn that prolonged sleep deprivation should never become routine.
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Weekend Sports Injuries: Why Fitness Enthusiasts Are Landing In Orthopaedic Clinics
The people who walk into an orthopaedic clinic after a weekend game are often healthy, active professionals
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US Teen Drops Social Media Addiction Lawsuit Against Meta, Google Before Trial
The plaintiff, a 15-year-old girl from New Jersey identified in California court records as PM-Y, had alleged the platforms' owners -- Meta Platforms, Google, and Snap Inc -- contributed to her social media addiction, depression, and self-harm.
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Is Alzheimer's Becoming A Women's Health Concern? Doctor Explains
Women make up a disproportionate share of people living with dementia. Longer life expectancy is one reason, but genetics, menopause, vascular health and unequal access to education and healthcare may also shape women's Alzheimer's risk
-
Flight Crews Face Higher Risk For Radiation-Related Cancers, Research Shows
The researchers screened for breast cancer, central nervous system cancers, multiple myeloma, leukaemia, among other cancers.
-
Pilots And Flight Attendants Face Higher Risk Of Radiation-Linked Cancer Deaths: Study
Researchers say repeated exposure to cosmic radiation at high altitude may be an important occupational health concern and have called for consideration of stronger radiation protections for aircrew.
-
One Kidney, Can You Still Play Sports? What Athletes Should Know
Having one kidney does not automatically mean giving up sports. For many people, regular physical activity can and should remain part of a healthy lifestyle.
-
Artificial Sweeteners Not Risk-Free, Still Increase Diabetes And Metabolic Syndrome Risks: Study
A new study has identified the health risks associated with consuming artificial sweeteners. Here are the ways they can do so, along with healthier alternatives to implement instead.
-
Heatwave Risk In Elderly Higher Than Thought, Warns New Study
The threat that rising temperatures fuelled by climate change pose to the health of older people has been dramatically underestimated, according to a new study.
-
Bihar Temple Stampede: First Aid Steps To Prevent Brain, Body Trauma In Crowded Places
The Ashok Dham temple stampede-like incident is a reminder that crowd-related emergencies can cause serious injuries within minutes.
-
The Leading Cause Of Pneumonia In Infants Can Now Be Prevented: Doctors Share Tips
Premature babies, infants with congenital heart disease, chronic lung disease, or weakened immunity are at higher risk
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What Weakens The Bones? A Doctor Reveals The Surprising Ways You're Harming Your Bones
Weak bones may eventually increase the risk of osteoporosis, fractures and loss of mobility, especially in older adults. Dr (Maj.) Mukesh Garg says bone health depends on consistent habits over the years.
-
1 In 20 Delhi-NCR Adults Suffer From Dual Diabetes And Blood Pressure Risk, Finds New Study
Dr Rajiv Passey explains why people are at high risk of diabetes and high blood pressure. Here is a new study that reveals a startling clinical finding that should force you to refocus your health.
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When High-Intensity Exercise Isn't The Best Choice For Your Heart
For some people, especially those with an undiagnosed heart condition or several cardiovascular risk factors, sudden high-intensity exercise may place more strain on the heart than it can safely handle.
-
Saina Nehwal's Arthritis Diagnosis: How Years Of Competitive Sport Can Impact The Body
Saina Nehwal's arthritis diagnosis highlights an important reality about competitive sport: while physical activity can offer enormous health benefits.
-
Keerthy Suresh's 41-Hour No-Sleep Stretch: How It Affects Your Brain And Heart
Keerthy Suresh's 41-hour no-sleep stretch highlights the intense demands many professionals face, but experts warn that prolonged sleep deprivation should never become routine.
-
Weekend Sports Injuries: Why Fitness Enthusiasts Are Landing In Orthopaedic Clinics
The people who walk into an orthopaedic clinic after a weekend game are often healthy, active professionals
