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Bruises Leaving Marks? Here's When It's Normal And What To Do About It
Bruises are common and usually harmless, but lingering marks can signal nutritional deficiencies, medications, ageing, or underlying health conditions.
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Acidity Refusing To Go Away? Doctor Says Long Sitting Hours, Not Rich Food, May Be To Blame
Persistent acidity may not be all about what you eat. Prolonged sitting, slouched posture and inactivity could be silent triggers.
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Failure To Treat Male Infertility Leads To Unnecessary IVF Treatments, Says Fertility Expert
Male infertility accounts for nearly half of all conception challenges, yet many couples are pushed into in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) before simple, treatable male factors are evaluated. A fertility expert warns that missed diagnoses lead to unnecess
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India's 2027 Census To Be All Digital: Pros And Cons
India's Census 2027 will represent a landmark transition to a completely digital exercise.
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PM Internship Scheme's Abysmal Track Record: Uses Only 8.8% Of 840 Cr Pilot Fund
The PM Internship Scheme spent just Rs 73.72 crore of Rs 840 crore pilot budget, with only 20 percent of 1.65 lakh internship offers accepted and a high dropout rate among participants.
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The Great Shamsuddin Family OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch it Online?
The Great Shamsuddin Family is a warm, hilarious and emotional desi family drama arriving on OTT on December 12, 2025. The film captures the relatable chaos of a joint family where misunderstandings, traditions, secrets and comedy all collide.
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Stressing Out About Stress in Life? Over-Diagnosis Can Mess Things Up Further
Stress is a normal part of life, sometimes even helpful. But when everyday pressure gets pathologised as illness, you risk over-diagnosis. Consultant psychiatrist Dr Trideep Choudhury argues that only when stress overwhelms coping should we seek help
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Farm Fires Didn't End, They Just Moved To Afternoon: Satellite Data Analysis
Claims of a nearly 90% drop in stubble burning in Punjab and Haryana - a key contributor to pollution in Delhi-NCR - have been challenged by a new multi-satellite analysis, revealing that the decline is a result of a gap in India's monitoring system.
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Parliamentary Panel Flags Decline In Education Loan Accessibility Amid Rising Costs
The Committee's primary observation points to a significant dichotomy in the education loan landscape between 2014 and 2025.
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Is Poor Sleep Discipline Causing Forgetfulness In Young Professionals? Doctor Says Yes
Forgetfulness is rising among young professionals, and poor sleep discipline is a major culprit. A neurologist explains how disrupted sleep harms memory, focus and productivity, and how simple lifestyle fixes can restore cognitive clarity.
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Is Your Room Heater Harming Your Health? Doctor Shares Safe Winter Tips
Room heaters offer quick winter comfort, but dry indoor air, dust circulation and poor ventilation can irritate the skin, eyes and lungs, and even increase carbon monoxide risk.
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Gut Dehydrated? Expert Tells Why Constipation Peaks In Winter And How To Fix It
Constipation spikes every winter, and your gut's dehydration is a major reason. Expert explains why cold weather slows digestion, how low water intake makes stools harder, and ways to keep your gut moving through the season.
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Hypothermia Death On Austrian Peak: What Cold Exposure Really Does To The Body
The tragic death of 33-year-old Kerstin Gurtner on Austria's Grossglockner peak underscores the fact that prolonged exposure to cold weather can be fatal.
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Mosquito Myths That Need To Buzz Off: What Really Spreads Dengue And Malaria
Many myths about mosquitoes persist. Some hold a grain of truth, others are outdated or plain wrong.
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Weight Loss: Doctor Explains Why Meal Timings Matter More Than Counting Calories
Your gut runs on its own internal clock. Irregular meal timings can disrupt digestion, trigger bloating, worsen acid reflux and affect metabolic health.
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Bruises Leaving Marks? Here's When It's Normal And What To Do About It
Bruises are common and usually harmless, but lingering marks can signal nutritional deficiencies, medications, ageing, or underlying health conditions.
-
Acidity Refusing To Go Away? Doctor Says Long Sitting Hours, Not Rich Food, May Be To Blame
Persistent acidity may not be all about what you eat. Prolonged sitting, slouched posture and inactivity could be silent triggers.
-
Failure To Treat Male Infertility Leads To Unnecessary IVF Treatments, Says Fertility Expert
Male infertility accounts for nearly half of all conception challenges, yet many couples are pushed into in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) before simple, treatable male factors are evaluated. A fertility expert warns that missed diagnoses lead to unnecess
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India's 2027 Census To Be All Digital: Pros And Cons
India's Census 2027 will represent a landmark transition to a completely digital exercise.
-
PM Internship Scheme's Abysmal Track Record: Uses Only 8.8% Of 840 Cr Pilot Fund
The PM Internship Scheme spent just Rs 73.72 crore of Rs 840 crore pilot budget, with only 20 percent of 1.65 lakh internship offers accepted and a high dropout rate among participants.
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The Great Shamsuddin Family OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch it Online?
The Great Shamsuddin Family is a warm, hilarious and emotional desi family drama arriving on OTT on December 12, 2025. The film captures the relatable chaos of a joint family where misunderstandings, traditions, secrets and comedy all collide.
-
Stressing Out About Stress in Life? Over-Diagnosis Can Mess Things Up Further
Stress is a normal part of life, sometimes even helpful. But when everyday pressure gets pathologised as illness, you risk over-diagnosis. Consultant psychiatrist Dr Trideep Choudhury argues that only when stress overwhelms coping should we seek help
-
Farm Fires Didn't End, They Just Moved To Afternoon: Satellite Data Analysis
Claims of a nearly 90% drop in stubble burning in Punjab and Haryana - a key contributor to pollution in Delhi-NCR - have been challenged by a new multi-satellite analysis, revealing that the decline is a result of a gap in India's monitoring system.
-
Parliamentary Panel Flags Decline In Education Loan Accessibility Amid Rising Costs
The Committee's primary observation points to a significant dichotomy in the education loan landscape between 2014 and 2025.
-
Is Poor Sleep Discipline Causing Forgetfulness In Young Professionals? Doctor Says Yes
Forgetfulness is rising among young professionals, and poor sleep discipline is a major culprit. A neurologist explains how disrupted sleep harms memory, focus and productivity, and how simple lifestyle fixes can restore cognitive clarity.
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Is Your Room Heater Harming Your Health? Doctor Shares Safe Winter Tips
Room heaters offer quick winter comfort, but dry indoor air, dust circulation and poor ventilation can irritate the skin, eyes and lungs, and even increase carbon monoxide risk.
-
Gut Dehydrated? Expert Tells Why Constipation Peaks In Winter And How To Fix It
Constipation spikes every winter, and your gut's dehydration is a major reason. Expert explains why cold weather slows digestion, how low water intake makes stools harder, and ways to keep your gut moving through the season.
-
Hypothermia Death On Austrian Peak: What Cold Exposure Really Does To The Body
The tragic death of 33-year-old Kerstin Gurtner on Austria's Grossglockner peak underscores the fact that prolonged exposure to cold weather can be fatal.
-
Mosquito Myths That Need To Buzz Off: What Really Spreads Dengue And Malaria
Many myths about mosquitoes persist. Some hold a grain of truth, others are outdated or plain wrong.
-
Weight Loss: Doctor Explains Why Meal Timings Matter More Than Counting Calories
Your gut runs on its own internal clock. Irregular meal timings can disrupt digestion, trigger bloating, worsen acid reflux and affect metabolic health.
