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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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International Self-Care Day: Doctor Recommends These Screenings And Tests In Your 20s, 30s And 40s
The screenings and tests you need often change with age. Your family history, lifestyle, gender, and existing medical conditions also play an important role in deciding which screenings are appropriate.
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Nutritionist Urges Pregnant Indian Women To Get Diabetes Screening Beyond HbA1c Test
The nutritionist says nearly one in four Indian women may develop gestational diabetes.
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Schools Must Prioritise Students' Emotional Wellbeing Alongside Academics: Experts
Examination stress, excessive screen time, social media pressures, bullying and loneliness are emerging as major challenges for schoolchildren, prompting educationists and mental health experts to call for emotional wellbeing to be integrated into the education system.
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"Look At The Amount Of Frustration": Supreme Court Flags Students' Concerns Over CBSE's OSM
The petitioner has also sought directions to grant relaxation in minimum qualifying marks for students who have already secured provisional admissions.
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Diabetes Runs In Your Family? Here's How To Lower Your Child's Risk
Family history raises diabetes risk but does not guarantee it. Healthy lifestyle choices can prevent or delay type 2 diabetes in children.
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AI Finds Hidden Heart Signal That May Predict Sudden Cardiac Death
After analysing ECGs and death certificates collected over a decade, researchers say AI uncovered a previously unknown heart signal that could identify people at risk of sudden cardiac death, even when conventional screening suggests they are healthy.
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Early Screen Exposure Linked To Speech Delays And Disrupted Sleep: Study
While digital devices can cause eye strain and fatigue, the most severe risks of early screen exposure involve a child's neurological, emotional, and physical health.
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Android 17 Introduces New Lock Screen Changes That Severely Limit PIN Guessing Attempts
Google is introducing stronger lock screen protections in Android 17 to make PIN and password guessing attacks more difficult. The update significantly reduces the number of failed unlock attempts allowed before longer lockout periods, imposes a hard limit of 20 incorrect entries, and adds duplicate-guess detection. Android 17 also replaces countdo...
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Gemini in Chrome Gets a New 'Select From Screen' Feature for Faster AI-Powered Searches
Google Chrome is getting a new search feature. With this update, users no longer have to search for words when writing prompts with Gemini in Chrome. Google has updated its Gemini in Chrome support documentation to include the new Select from Screen feature. Users can click Ask Gemini in Chrome, then select the Plus icon to access this feature. Thi...
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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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Screen Time At Dinner: Why Blue Light Exposure Is Wrecking Your Digestion
Screen time at dinner can expose your internal clock to disruption. Here is how blue light exposure can wreck your digestion.
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Health Minister JP Nadda Reviews TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan, Calls for 'Zero Missing Cases'
New Delhi, June 19 (IANS) Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda on Friday emphasised that the second phase of the intensified 100-day TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan, scheduled to conclude in the first week of July 2026, represents a critical last-mile effort to identify every missing tuberculosis case
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Early Diagnosis Of Sickle Cell Anemia Matters: Newborn Screening And Timely Intervention
Sickle cell disease (SCD) is caused by a genetic mutation that affects haemoglobin. In people with SCD, abnormal haemoglobin known as Haemoglobin S causes red blood cells to become rigid and sickle-shaped instead of round and flexible.
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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.
-
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.
-
International Self-Care Day: Doctor Recommends These Screenings And Tests In Your 20s, 30s And 40s
The screenings and tests you need often change with age. Your family history, lifestyle, gender, and existing medical conditions also play an important role in deciding which screenings are appropriate.
-
Nutritionist Urges Pregnant Indian Women To Get Diabetes Screening Beyond HbA1c Test
The nutritionist says nearly one in four Indian women may develop gestational diabetes.
-
Schools Must Prioritise Students' Emotional Wellbeing Alongside Academics: Experts
Examination stress, excessive screen time, social media pressures, bullying and loneliness are emerging as major challenges for schoolchildren, prompting educationists and mental health experts to call for emotional wellbeing to be integrated into the education system.
-
"Look At The Amount Of Frustration": Supreme Court Flags Students' Concerns Over CBSE's OSM
The petitioner has also sought directions to grant relaxation in minimum qualifying marks for students who have already secured provisional admissions.
-
Diabetes Runs In Your Family? Here's How To Lower Your Child's Risk
Family history raises diabetes risk but does not guarantee it. Healthy lifestyle choices can prevent or delay type 2 diabetes in children.
-
AI Finds Hidden Heart Signal That May Predict Sudden Cardiac Death
After analysing ECGs and death certificates collected over a decade, researchers say AI uncovered a previously unknown heart signal that could identify people at risk of sudden cardiac death, even when conventional screening suggests they are healthy.
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Early Screen Exposure Linked To Speech Delays And Disrupted Sleep: Study
While digital devices can cause eye strain and fatigue, the most severe risks of early screen exposure involve a child's neurological, emotional, and physical health.
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Android 17 Introduces New Lock Screen Changes That Severely Limit PIN Guessing Attempts
Google is introducing stronger lock screen protections in Android 17 to make PIN and password guessing attacks more difficult. The update significantly reduces the number of failed unlock attempts allowed before longer lockout periods, imposes a hard limit of 20 incorrect entries, and adds duplicate-guess detection. Android 17 also replaces countdo...
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Gemini in Chrome Gets a New 'Select From Screen' Feature for Faster AI-Powered Searches
Google Chrome is getting a new search feature. With this update, users no longer have to search for words when writing prompts with Gemini in Chrome. Google has updated its Gemini in Chrome support documentation to include the new Select from Screen feature. Users can click Ask Gemini in Chrome, then select the Plus icon to access this feature. Thi...
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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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Screen Time At Dinner: Why Blue Light Exposure Is Wrecking Your Digestion
Screen time at dinner can expose your internal clock to disruption. Here is how blue light exposure can wreck your digestion.
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Health Minister JP Nadda Reviews TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan, Calls for 'Zero Missing Cases'
New Delhi, June 19 (IANS) Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda on Friday emphasised that the second phase of the intensified 100-day TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan, scheduled to conclude in the first week of July 2026, represents a critical last-mile effort to identify every missing tuberculosis case
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Early Diagnosis Of Sickle Cell Anemia Matters: Newborn Screening And Timely Intervention
Sickle cell disease (SCD) is caused by a genetic mutation that affects haemoglobin. In people with SCD, abnormal haemoglobin known as Haemoglobin S causes red blood cells to become rigid and sickle-shaped instead of round and flexible.
