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Beyond The Health Check-Up: Why Early Intervention Is The Next Step In Preventive Healthcare
The future of preventive healthcare may therefore involve a shift from episodic testing to continuous risk management.
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Fatty Liver Disease Is Rising Fast And Most People Don't Know They Have It
As India continues to grapple with rising rates of obesity, diabetes and other metabolic disorders, fatty liver disease can no longer be viewed as a niche liver condition or a problem restricted to major cities.
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Early Screen Time Linked To Lower Intelligence And Memory Loss In Children, Reveals Study
A new study suggests that early screen time could be linked to low intelligence and memory loss in children. Here are the mechanisms behind why this happens.
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A Baby's Sweet Scent Was A Deadly Warning Sign: Maple Syrup Urine Disease Explained
Maple Syrup Urine Disease is a rare genetic disorder in which the body cannot properly break down three particular amino acids: leucine, isoleucine and valine. These are known as branched-chain amino acids and are found naturally in protein-rich foods.
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Apollo Hospitals To Open OPDs 7 Days A Week, Says Founder Prathap Reddy
Apollo's own health screening report, Health of the Nation 2026, based on screenings of more than 2.5 million people across its network, found that nearly 26 per cent were hypertensive and 23 per cent diabetic despite showing no symptoms.
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macOS Screen Sharing Vulnerability Lets Hackers Gain Full Control of Mac
Dutch officials have warned that a macOS vulnerability that allows attackers to execute malicious code is under active exploitation. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-65400, was patched by Apple earlier this month for macOS Tahoe, Sequoia, and Sonoma. It carries a CVSS severity score of 7.1 out of 10. Apple fixed this flaw earlier this month in macOS T...
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Gujarat Records 1,541 New Breast Cancer Cases In 2025: Gujarat Cancer Research Institute
Gujarat Health Minister Pruful Pansheriya has urged women to undergo regular breast cancer screening, citing state data showing that breast cancer accounts for 31.2 per cent of all cancers diagnosed among women in Gujarat.
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'Flier Said Gun Not Loaded,' Recalls Varanasi Airport Staff. Then It Went Off
The passenger, Kamlesh Kedarnath Rai from Azamgarh in Uttar Pradesh, was travelling with his wife on Air India Express flight IX1810 to Mumbai. His pistol, a 7.62 mm weapon, had 21 live cartridges at the time of the incident.
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Noida Schools Asked To Limit Smart Board Use To 30 Minutes For Primary Students
Noida schools have been asked to limit screen time to 30 minutes for primary and 60 minutes for upper-primary students amid concerns over prolonged smart board use.
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If Doctors Could Fix One Thing About India's Health, What Would It Be?
Indian doctors emphasise shifting healthcare focus to prevention and early detection to improve outcomes for lifestyle diseases and cancer.
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IIT Indore Researchers Develop Non-Invasive Saliva Test For Early Oral Cancer Detection
Using an advanced lab technique called liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry, the researchers compared samples from healthy individuals, patients with oral submucous fibrosis, and patients with oral cancer.
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A Single, Low-Cost Blood Test May Soon Help Detect Cancer And Liver Diseases
The test, called MethylScan, looks at tiny pieces of DNA circulating in the bloodstream and searches for patterns that can reveal what is happening in different organs.
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Is Early Social Media Ruining Your Child's School Focus? Key Cognitive Risks Explained
When researchers looked at social media usage of children, the health risks to their cognitive health were evident. Here is what can happen if you give your child early exposure to social media.
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World Lung Cancer Day: 7 Common Lung Cancer Myths Doctors Want You To Stop Believing Right Now
Doctors stress that lung cancer screening is not meant for everyone, but it can be highly beneficial for people who fall into high-risk groups.
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India's Rising Head And Neck Cancer Burden: How Screening And Vaccination Could Help
Dr Sowrabh Kumar Arora and Dr Malay Nandy explain why head and neck cancer is on the rise. They also explains why early screening and vaccination are essential.
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Beyond The Health Check-Up: Why Early Intervention Is The Next Step In Preventive Healthcare
The future of preventive healthcare may therefore involve a shift from episodic testing to continuous risk management.
-
Fatty Liver Disease Is Rising Fast And Most People Don't Know They Have It
As India continues to grapple with rising rates of obesity, diabetes and other metabolic disorders, fatty liver disease can no longer be viewed as a niche liver condition or a problem restricted to major cities.
-
Early Screen Time Linked To Lower Intelligence And Memory Loss In Children, Reveals Study
A new study suggests that early screen time could be linked to low intelligence and memory loss in children. Here are the mechanisms behind why this happens.
-
A Baby's Sweet Scent Was A Deadly Warning Sign: Maple Syrup Urine Disease Explained
Maple Syrup Urine Disease is a rare genetic disorder in which the body cannot properly break down three particular amino acids: leucine, isoleucine and valine. These are known as branched-chain amino acids and are found naturally in protein-rich foods.
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Apollo Hospitals To Open OPDs 7 Days A Week, Says Founder Prathap Reddy
Apollo's own health screening report, Health of the Nation 2026, based on screenings of more than 2.5 million people across its network, found that nearly 26 per cent were hypertensive and 23 per cent diabetic despite showing no symptoms.
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macOS Screen Sharing Vulnerability Lets Hackers Gain Full Control of Mac
Dutch officials have warned that a macOS vulnerability that allows attackers to execute malicious code is under active exploitation. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-65400, was patched by Apple earlier this month for macOS Tahoe, Sequoia, and Sonoma. It carries a CVSS severity score of 7.1 out of 10. Apple fixed this flaw earlier this month in macOS T...
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Gujarat Records 1,541 New Breast Cancer Cases In 2025: Gujarat Cancer Research Institute
Gujarat Health Minister Pruful Pansheriya has urged women to undergo regular breast cancer screening, citing state data showing that breast cancer accounts for 31.2 per cent of all cancers diagnosed among women in Gujarat.
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'Flier Said Gun Not Loaded,' Recalls Varanasi Airport Staff. Then It Went Off
The passenger, Kamlesh Kedarnath Rai from Azamgarh in Uttar Pradesh, was travelling with his wife on Air India Express flight IX1810 to Mumbai. His pistol, a 7.62 mm weapon, had 21 live cartridges at the time of the incident.
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Noida Schools Asked To Limit Smart Board Use To 30 Minutes For Primary Students
Noida schools have been asked to limit screen time to 30 minutes for primary and 60 minutes for upper-primary students amid concerns over prolonged smart board use.
-
If Doctors Could Fix One Thing About India's Health, What Would It Be?
Indian doctors emphasise shifting healthcare focus to prevention and early detection to improve outcomes for lifestyle diseases and cancer.
-
IIT Indore Researchers Develop Non-Invasive Saliva Test For Early Oral Cancer Detection
Using an advanced lab technique called liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry, the researchers compared samples from healthy individuals, patients with oral submucous fibrosis, and patients with oral cancer.
-
A Single, Low-Cost Blood Test May Soon Help Detect Cancer And Liver Diseases
The test, called MethylScan, looks at tiny pieces of DNA circulating in the bloodstream and searches for patterns that can reveal what is happening in different organs.
-
Is Early Social Media Ruining Your Child's School Focus? Key Cognitive Risks Explained
When researchers looked at social media usage of children, the health risks to their cognitive health were evident. Here is what can happen if you give your child early exposure to social media.
-
World Lung Cancer Day: 7 Common Lung Cancer Myths Doctors Want You To Stop Believing Right Now
Doctors stress that lung cancer screening is not meant for everyone, but it can be highly beneficial for people who fall into high-risk groups.
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India's Rising Head And Neck Cancer Burden: How Screening And Vaccination Could Help
Dr Sowrabh Kumar Arora and Dr Malay Nandy explain why head and neck cancer is on the rise. They also explains why early screening and vaccination are essential.
