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Are You Applying Sunscreen Correctly? The '2-Finger Rule' Every Dermatologist Wants You To Follow
Dr Gurveen Waraich explains why you need to follow the 2-finger rule while applying sunscreen. Here is what you need to understand about sunscreen application and how to select the ideal SPF amount for your skin.
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Doctor Explains Why Treating Dull Skin Requires More Than Just Topical Skincare
The first and most critical step in managing dull skin is identifying its root cause. For some individuals, dullness is predominantly linked to dehydration and impaired moisture retention.
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Thyroid Reflects On Your Skin Before It Does On Your Report; Here's What To Notice
The thyroid gland helps regulate metabolism and influences how quickly cells repair and renew themselves. When thyroid hormone levels become abnormal.
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Can Your Nail Polish Cause Cancer? Gurugram Oncologist Explains
Traditional nail polishes contain harsh chemicals like formaldehyde, DBP, and toluene, which pose cancer risks
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Exclusive: Why Adnan Sami Doesn't Care About Getting 'Pulled Into Politics' After Meeting RSS Chief
Adnan Sami said, "So the politics, it doesn't bother me anymore."
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Doctor Explains Why Paracetamol Doesn't Work In Heat Stroke
Dr Vishal Gabale shares the critical difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
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What Happens To Your Body If You Drink Green Tea For 2 Weeks? A Harvard-Trained Doctor Explains
A gastroenterologist explains how drinking green tea regularly may support liver health, metabolism and focus.
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Dibyendu On Getting Replaced 3 Days Before Shoot: "Aap Kaale Ho, Kaala Actor Nahi Chahiye"
Dibyendu Bhattacharya added, "It's very unfortunate par aap kuch nahi kar sakte ho"
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Are Your Kidneys At Risk? 7 Early Signs To Watch Out For
Healthy kidneys help produce a hormone that supports red blood cell production. When kidney function declines, it can lead to anaemia.
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8 Everyday Habits You Must Quit, According To A Harvard-Trained Doctor
The doctor explained that people should not touch their faces often, sleep with their mouths open, eat too fast, or frequently opt for hot showers
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Video: "Keep Onion In Your Pocket": Jyotiraditya Scindia's Summer Advice
Weather officials said that a heatwave has gripped most parts of the state, with maximum temperatures across many regions currently ranging between 44 degrees Celsius and 46 degrees Celsius, remaining above normal.
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Can Viral Clove Water Really Clear Acne? What Science Says
Scroll through Instagram Reels and you will find countless creators spraying homemade clove water on their faces, calling it a "glow-up mist" or a "natural acne cure"
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8 Common Skin Mistakes Ahmedabad-Based Dermatologist Warns Against
She listed eight common practices she said can harm skin health, noting that small, consistent choices play a key role in maintaining healthy skin
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Mpox Can Infect And Replicate In The Brain, NIH Researchers Say In Fatal HIV Case
A US autopsy found drugresistant mpox replicating in the brain of a man with advanced HIV, raising concerns as global health funding faces cuts.
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Are You Applying Sunscreen Correctly? The '2-Finger Rule' Every Dermatologist Wants You To Follow
Dr Gurveen Waraich explains why you need to follow the 2-finger rule while applying sunscreen. Here is what you need to understand about sunscreen application and how to select the ideal SPF amount for your skin.
-
Doctor Explains Why Treating Dull Skin Requires More Than Just Topical Skincare
The first and most critical step in managing dull skin is identifying its root cause. For some individuals, dullness is predominantly linked to dehydration and impaired moisture retention.
-
Thyroid Reflects On Your Skin Before It Does On Your Report; Here's What To Notice
The thyroid gland helps regulate metabolism and influences how quickly cells repair and renew themselves. When thyroid hormone levels become abnormal.
-
Can Your Nail Polish Cause Cancer? Gurugram Oncologist Explains
Traditional nail polishes contain harsh chemicals like formaldehyde, DBP, and toluene, which pose cancer risks
-
Exclusive: Why Adnan Sami Doesn't Care About Getting 'Pulled Into Politics' After Meeting RSS Chief
Adnan Sami said, "So the politics, it doesn't bother me anymore."
-
Doctor Explains Why Paracetamol Doesn't Work In Heat Stroke
Dr Vishal Gabale shares the critical difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
-
What Happens To Your Body If You Drink Green Tea For 2 Weeks? A Harvard-Trained Doctor Explains
A gastroenterologist explains how drinking green tea regularly may support liver health, metabolism and focus.
-
Dibyendu On Getting Replaced 3 Days Before Shoot: "Aap Kaale Ho, Kaala Actor Nahi Chahiye"
Dibyendu Bhattacharya added, "It's very unfortunate par aap kuch nahi kar sakte ho"
-
Are Your Kidneys At Risk? 7 Early Signs To Watch Out For
Healthy kidneys help produce a hormone that supports red blood cell production. When kidney function declines, it can lead to anaemia.
-
8 Everyday Habits You Must Quit, According To A Harvard-Trained Doctor
The doctor explained that people should not touch their faces often, sleep with their mouths open, eat too fast, or frequently opt for hot showers
-
Video: "Keep Onion In Your Pocket": Jyotiraditya Scindia's Summer Advice
Weather officials said that a heatwave has gripped most parts of the state, with maximum temperatures across many regions currently ranging between 44 degrees Celsius and 46 degrees Celsius, remaining above normal.
-
Can Viral Clove Water Really Clear Acne? What Science Says
Scroll through Instagram Reels and you will find countless creators spraying homemade clove water on their faces, calling it a "glow-up mist" or a "natural acne cure"
-
8 Common Skin Mistakes Ahmedabad-Based Dermatologist Warns Against
She listed eight common practices she said can harm skin health, noting that small, consistent choices play a key role in maintaining healthy skin
-
Mpox Can Infect And Replicate In The Brain, NIH Researchers Say In Fatal HIV Case
A US autopsy found drugresistant mpox replicating in the brain of a man with advanced HIV, raising concerns as global health funding faces cuts.
