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What Is Rib Remodeling? The Dangerous Waist-Slimming Trend That's Viral On The Internet
Rib remodeling is a cosmetic surgical procedure that is designed to reduce waist circumference and create a more noticeable hourglass shape. It generally targets the lower floating ribs, particularly the 11th and 12th pairs.
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"Vaped Nicotine A Lot": Selena Gomez On How Vaping Changed Her Voice
In an Instagram video, Selena Gomez shared how vaping has permanently altered her voice, but she is hopeful that she will feel better now that she has quit the habit
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Gym, Supplements And The Heart: Can The Wrong Nutrition Choices Add To Cardiac Risk?
Young, fit-looking people are showing up in cardiology clinics with arrhythmias and elevated troponins. Is excessive supplementation to blame?
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Shoaib Ibrahim Reveals Reason Behind Dipika Kakar's 12 Kg Weight Loss
Through his latest vlog, Shoaib has urged people to be careful about the health information they consume online, particularly when it concerns Dipika's ongoing cancer treatment
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When Cancer Treatment Affects The Heart: Why Oncologists And Cardiologists Need To Work Together
Cancer treatments work in different ways, and their side effects can vary considerably. While many treatments have little effect on the heart, some can affect the heart muscle, blood pressure or normal rhythm of the heartbeat.
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Rishabh Pant Ruled Out With Left-Side Strain: What Does The Injury Mean?
Rishabh Pant is recovering from a left-side muscle strain under BCCI medical supervision, with his playing status for the third unofficial Test pending.
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US Health Department Launches Initiatives To Investigate Vaccine Safety And Restore Public Trust
The vaccine skeptic US Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. announced Thursday a series of initiatives to study the rare adverse effects of vaccines.
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A Right-Sided Heart, A 3kg Tumour: A Rare Surgery Gives Ahmedabad's 11-Year-Old A New Life
Late diagnosis often means late intervention, by which, tumours have had the time to grow large enough to distort or compress the organs around them, resulting into a far more complex surgical problem.
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25-Year-Old Man Dies Of Cardiac Arrest After Overdose Of Caffeine; Side Effects Of Excess Caffeine Consumption
Caffeine is one of the most commonly consumed stimulants in the world, found in coffee, tea, energy drinks, pre-workout products and caffeine tablets. But this recent case from the UK has highlighted how consuming extremely high amounts of caffeine can have serious consequences.
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'Been Worried': Dipika Kakar Opens Up About Red Eyes Amid Cancer Recovery
In a recent video, Dipika Kakar shared health update after experiencing redness in her eyes
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Novo Responds To GLP-1 Drug Ozempic Causing Vision Loss Claims: What Semaglutide Data Shows
Novo Nordisk says a large pooled analysis of clinical trials found no increased risk of rare NAION with semaglutide. Here is what the new evidence means for diabetes patients in India amid concerns over sudden vision loss.
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Beyond Weight Loss: The Common And Rare Side Effects Of GLP-1 Medications Explained
While many people tolerate semaglutide well, the medicine can cause side effects ranging from temporary digestive problems to less common but potentially serious complications.
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Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound Makers Sued In The US Over Sudden Blindness Risk
Dozens of patients are suing GLP-1 drugmakers over alleged sudden vision loss. The lawsuits cite a rare eye condition, while regulators and researchers continue to assess the possible link.
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When Healthy Turns Harmful: Is Too Much Ghee Bad for Your Heart?
Ayurveda has always supported the fact that ghee has plenty of health benefits, but quality and quantity need to be regulated to reap these properly.
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This Common Antibiotic Habit Could Make Future Infections Untreatable, Shares Doctor
Misusing antibiotics can lead to antimicrobial resistance (AMR), in which microorganisms become resistant to medicines used to treat them. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that one in six laboratory-confirmed bacterial infections globally in 2023 was resistant to antibiotic treatment.
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What Is Rib Remodeling? The Dangerous Waist-Slimming Trend That's Viral On The Internet
Rib remodeling is a cosmetic surgical procedure that is designed to reduce waist circumference and create a more noticeable hourglass shape. It generally targets the lower floating ribs, particularly the 11th and 12th pairs.
-
"Vaped Nicotine A Lot": Selena Gomez On How Vaping Changed Her Voice
In an Instagram video, Selena Gomez shared how vaping has permanently altered her voice, but she is hopeful that she will feel better now that she has quit the habit
-
Gym, Supplements And The Heart: Can The Wrong Nutrition Choices Add To Cardiac Risk?
Young, fit-looking people are showing up in cardiology clinics with arrhythmias and elevated troponins. Is excessive supplementation to blame?
-
Shoaib Ibrahim Reveals Reason Behind Dipika Kakar's 12 Kg Weight Loss
Through his latest vlog, Shoaib has urged people to be careful about the health information they consume online, particularly when it concerns Dipika's ongoing cancer treatment
-
When Cancer Treatment Affects The Heart: Why Oncologists And Cardiologists Need To Work Together
Cancer treatments work in different ways, and their side effects can vary considerably. While many treatments have little effect on the heart, some can affect the heart muscle, blood pressure or normal rhythm of the heartbeat.
-
Rishabh Pant Ruled Out With Left-Side Strain: What Does The Injury Mean?
Rishabh Pant is recovering from a left-side muscle strain under BCCI medical supervision, with his playing status for the third unofficial Test pending.
-
US Health Department Launches Initiatives To Investigate Vaccine Safety And Restore Public Trust
The vaccine skeptic US Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. announced Thursday a series of initiatives to study the rare adverse effects of vaccines.
-
A Right-Sided Heart, A 3kg Tumour: A Rare Surgery Gives Ahmedabad's 11-Year-Old A New Life
Late diagnosis often means late intervention, by which, tumours have had the time to grow large enough to distort or compress the organs around them, resulting into a far more complex surgical problem.
-
25-Year-Old Man Dies Of Cardiac Arrest After Overdose Of Caffeine; Side Effects Of Excess Caffeine Consumption
Caffeine is one of the most commonly consumed stimulants in the world, found in coffee, tea, energy drinks, pre-workout products and caffeine tablets. But this recent case from the UK has highlighted how consuming extremely high amounts of caffeine can have serious consequences.
-
'Been Worried': Dipika Kakar Opens Up About Red Eyes Amid Cancer Recovery
In a recent video, Dipika Kakar shared health update after experiencing redness in her eyes
-
Novo Responds To GLP-1 Drug Ozempic Causing Vision Loss Claims: What Semaglutide Data Shows
Novo Nordisk says a large pooled analysis of clinical trials found no increased risk of rare NAION with semaglutide. Here is what the new evidence means for diabetes patients in India amid concerns over sudden vision loss.
-
Beyond Weight Loss: The Common And Rare Side Effects Of GLP-1 Medications Explained
While many people tolerate semaglutide well, the medicine can cause side effects ranging from temporary digestive problems to less common but potentially serious complications.
-
Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound Makers Sued In The US Over Sudden Blindness Risk
Dozens of patients are suing GLP-1 drugmakers over alleged sudden vision loss. The lawsuits cite a rare eye condition, while regulators and researchers continue to assess the possible link.
-
When Healthy Turns Harmful: Is Too Much Ghee Bad for Your Heart?
Ayurveda has always supported the fact that ghee has plenty of health benefits, but quality and quantity need to be regulated to reap these properly.
-
This Common Antibiotic Habit Could Make Future Infections Untreatable, Shares Doctor
Misusing antibiotics can lead to antimicrobial resistance (AMR), in which microorganisms become resistant to medicines used to treat them. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that one in six laboratory-confirmed bacterial infections globally in 2023 was resistant to antibiotic treatment.
