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Most Masculinity Tests Focus On Toxic Traits, Major Review Finds
Research found that 78 per cent took a deficit-based approach focused on harm, with limited attention to strengths, relationships, culture and diverse samples, suggesting psychology has measured what is wrong with men far more than what is healthy about them.
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Back Pain At 32: Why More Young Adults Are Struggling With Spine Issues
An estimated 619 million people experienced low back pain in 2020, approximately 1 in 13 people worldwide. The WHO projects this could rise to 843 million by 2050. Low back pain is identified by the WHO as the single leading cause of disability globally.
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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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Too Young For Arthritis? The Rise Of Joint Problems In Younger Adults
Orthopaedic clinics report rising arthritis and joint pain cases in younger adults due to sedentary lifestyles, poor ergonomics, and obesity.
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From Garba Spins To Slipped Discs: 7 Spine Warning Signs You Should Not Ignore While Dancing
Excessive twisting and poor posture during Navratri dancing can strain the spine and cause back pain or injury.
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'American Covid' Strain Drives Rise In UK Hospital Admissions: All You Need To Know
London has recorded the sharpest rise among regions, with its COVID-19 hospital admission rate increasing by 79%.
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Your Eyes Are Ageing Faster Than You Think: How Screen Exposure, Poor Sleep And Lifestyle Are Affecting Vision
Smartphones, laptops and other digital screens have become part of almost every waking hour. Add inadequate sleep, prolonged near work, sedentary habits, poor nutrition and insufficient time outdoors, and the result can be a growing burden of eye discomfort and visual problems.
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More Than 16,000 Doses Of Ervebo Vaccine Arrive In Ebola-Hit DR Congo
More than 16,000 doses of the Ervebo vaccine arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) late Friday, an AFP journalist saw, as the country faces the deadliest Ebola outbreak in its history.
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Son Sends Rs 70,000 From Canada Monthly, Parents Lock It All In 'Committees': 'Makes No Sense'
Son in Canada sends money home, but parents' forced savings in committees limit household cash, leaving him frustrated.
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Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Eggs Sickens 98 People Across United States
Nearly 100 people in 17 states have been sickened in a salmonella outbreak tied to recalled eggs, federal health officials have said.
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New Dengue Strain: Sri Lanka Launches Special Prevention Week
Colombo, June 15 (IANS) A new strain of the dengue virus now circulating in Sri Lanka is increasing the risk of transmission, Deputy Minister of Health Hansaka Wijemuni said, as authorities began a countrywide prevention program to control mosquito breeding and reduce infections on Monday.
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7 Exercises That Can Help Reduce Muscle Strain
Regular physical activity and proper muscle conditioning can help improve flexibility, strength, and overall muscle health, reducing the risk of future strains. Here are some exercises that can help reduce muscle strain.
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Ebola Explainer: Are Caregivers At A Higher Risk Of Catching The Bundibugyo Virus?
WHO experts warn that caregivers, family members, and frontline health workers face the highest risk of Ebola infection due to close contact with patients and bodily fluids. Here's how the virus spreads, who is most vulnerable, and how to stay protected.
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WHO Fast-Tracks Vaccines, Drugs Against Deadly Ebola Bundibugyo Strain
The Bundibugyo strain is one of several types of Ebola viruses known to infect humans. While Ebola is linked to severe bleeding, organ failure, and high death rates, different strains can behave differently.
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WHO Chief Lands In Congo, Saying Ebola Outbreak 'Can Be Stopped'
Containment has been particularly difficult because the disease likely spread for weeks before it was first identified in mid-May. The outbreak continues to spread faster than the response, despite health facilities becoming more organized and more equipment arriving.
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Most Masculinity Tests Focus On Toxic Traits, Major Review Finds
Research found that 78 per cent took a deficit-based approach focused on harm, with limited attention to strengths, relationships, culture and diverse samples, suggesting psychology has measured what is wrong with men far more than what is healthy about them.
-
Back Pain At 32: Why More Young Adults Are Struggling With Spine Issues
An estimated 619 million people experienced low back pain in 2020, approximately 1 in 13 people worldwide. The WHO projects this could rise to 843 million by 2050. Low back pain is identified by the WHO as the single leading cause of disability globally.
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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.
-
Too Young For Arthritis? The Rise Of Joint Problems In Younger Adults
Orthopaedic clinics report rising arthritis and joint pain cases in younger adults due to sedentary lifestyles, poor ergonomics, and obesity.
-
From Garba Spins To Slipped Discs: 7 Spine Warning Signs You Should Not Ignore While Dancing
Excessive twisting and poor posture during Navratri dancing can strain the spine and cause back pain or injury.
-
'American Covid' Strain Drives Rise In UK Hospital Admissions: All You Need To Know
London has recorded the sharpest rise among regions, with its COVID-19 hospital admission rate increasing by 79%.
-
Your Eyes Are Ageing Faster Than You Think: How Screen Exposure, Poor Sleep And Lifestyle Are Affecting Vision
Smartphones, laptops and other digital screens have become part of almost every waking hour. Add inadequate sleep, prolonged near work, sedentary habits, poor nutrition and insufficient time outdoors, and the result can be a growing burden of eye discomfort and visual problems.
-
More Than 16,000 Doses Of Ervebo Vaccine Arrive In Ebola-Hit DR Congo
More than 16,000 doses of the Ervebo vaccine arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) late Friday, an AFP journalist saw, as the country faces the deadliest Ebola outbreak in its history.
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Son Sends Rs 70,000 From Canada Monthly, Parents Lock It All In 'Committees': 'Makes No Sense'
Son in Canada sends money home, but parents' forced savings in committees limit household cash, leaving him frustrated.
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Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Eggs Sickens 98 People Across United States
Nearly 100 people in 17 states have been sickened in a salmonella outbreak tied to recalled eggs, federal health officials have said.
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New Dengue Strain: Sri Lanka Launches Special Prevention Week
Colombo, June 15 (IANS) A new strain of the dengue virus now circulating in Sri Lanka is increasing the risk of transmission, Deputy Minister of Health Hansaka Wijemuni said, as authorities began a countrywide prevention program to control mosquito breeding and reduce infections on Monday.
-
7 Exercises That Can Help Reduce Muscle Strain
Regular physical activity and proper muscle conditioning can help improve flexibility, strength, and overall muscle health, reducing the risk of future strains. Here are some exercises that can help reduce muscle strain.
-
Ebola Explainer: Are Caregivers At A Higher Risk Of Catching The Bundibugyo Virus?
WHO experts warn that caregivers, family members, and frontline health workers face the highest risk of Ebola infection due to close contact with patients and bodily fluids. Here's how the virus spreads, who is most vulnerable, and how to stay protected.
-
WHO Fast-Tracks Vaccines, Drugs Against Deadly Ebola Bundibugyo Strain
The Bundibugyo strain is one of several types of Ebola viruses known to infect humans. While Ebola is linked to severe bleeding, organ failure, and high death rates, different strains can behave differently.
-
WHO Chief Lands In Congo, Saying Ebola Outbreak 'Can Be Stopped'
Containment has been particularly difficult because the disease likely spread for weeks before it was first identified in mid-May. The outbreak continues to spread faster than the response, despite health facilities becoming more organized and more equipment arriving.
