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Winter Dryness To Chronic Eye Problems, Doctor Tells When To Seek Medical Care
Persistent eye irritation shouldn't be written off as normal, especially if it lingers well past the coldest weeks.
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Doctor Explains Why Dry Eye Symptoms Linger After Peak Winter Ends
Dry eye symptoms often peak in winter but can persist into spring and beyond. Doctors say dry air, screen use, gland dysfunction and habits developed during winter all play a role.
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Chronic Heart Disease Risk High In Indians, Here's What You Can Do In Your 40s
CVD In Indians: Here we share tips to help reduce chronic heart disease risk which are designed to be realistic, relatable and easy to follow.
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Add These Summer Foods To Your Diet Today To Fight Common Summer Diseases
Many summer fruits and vegetables also contain natural anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and immune-supporting compounds that shield the body from common issues like food poisoning, heat rashes, and summer flu.
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Watch Out For These Summer Health Issues
In this article, we share a list of summer health issues you should look out for.
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As Summer Approaches, Your Risk Of Dengue & Chikungunya Increases; Here's How To Stay Safe
Taking proper precautions can significantly reduce the risk of infections, keep reading as we share some tips.
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30 Day Fitness Challenge: Effective Ways To Lose Weight This Summer
30 Day Fitness Challenge: Weight loss in summer requires proper hydration, a nutritious diet, and an active lifestyle. Here are seven effective tips to help you lose weight and stay healthy this summer.
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30 Day Fitness Challenge: Try These Drinks And Foods For Hydration
30 Day Fitness Challenge: Let's explore some of the best drinks and foods for hydration and to support your fitness journey.
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Follow These Tips To Manage Asthma During Heatwave
In this article, we share strategies to help you manage asthma during heatwaves.
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10 Reasons Why Eggs Should Be A Staple In Your Summer Diet
Below we share various reasons why eggs are a great staple for your diet.
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Winter Dryness To Chronic Eye Problems, Doctor Tells When To Seek Medical Care
Persistent eye irritation shouldn't be written off as normal, especially if it lingers well past the coldest weeks.
-
Doctor Explains Why Dry Eye Symptoms Linger After Peak Winter Ends
Dry eye symptoms often peak in winter but can persist into spring and beyond. Doctors say dry air, screen use, gland dysfunction and habits developed during winter all play a role.
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Chronic Heart Disease Risk High In Indians, Here's What You Can Do In Your 40s
CVD In Indians: Here we share tips to help reduce chronic heart disease risk which are designed to be realistic, relatable and easy to follow.
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Add These Summer Foods To Your Diet Today To Fight Common Summer Diseases
Many summer fruits and vegetables also contain natural anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and immune-supporting compounds that shield the body from common issues like food poisoning, heat rashes, and summer flu.
-
Watch Out For These Summer Health Issues
In this article, we share a list of summer health issues you should look out for.
-
As Summer Approaches, Your Risk Of Dengue & Chikungunya Increases; Here's How To Stay Safe
Taking proper precautions can significantly reduce the risk of infections, keep reading as we share some tips.
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30 Day Fitness Challenge: Effective Ways To Lose Weight This Summer
30 Day Fitness Challenge: Weight loss in summer requires proper hydration, a nutritious diet, and an active lifestyle. Here are seven effective tips to help you lose weight and stay healthy this summer.
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30 Day Fitness Challenge: Try These Drinks And Foods For Hydration
30 Day Fitness Challenge: Let's explore some of the best drinks and foods for hydration and to support your fitness journey.
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Follow These Tips To Manage Asthma During Heatwave
In this article, we share strategies to help you manage asthma during heatwaves.
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10 Reasons Why Eggs Should Be A Staple In Your Summer Diet
Below we share various reasons why eggs are a great staple for your diet.
