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Kenya's Ebola Cases Hit 8, With No Community Transmission Yet
Kenya's first case exposed gaps in screening measures at border points. The country has since strengthened screening and established an emergency hotline for anyone who suspects they may have been in contact with an Ebola patient or develops symptoms.
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'She Only Had Hours': Man Uses AI To Solve Mother's Mysterious Illness
She experienced a life-threatening syndrome sometimes caused by seizures, known as rhabdomyolysis - a condition that causes your muscles to break down
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Menopause Is More Than Hot Flashes: Symptoms Women Should Not Ignore
Menopause is a natural life stage, but its impact on health should not be overlooked. Early recognition, open conversations and timely medical guidance can help women manage this transition.
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Nushrratt Bharuccha Undergoes Spine Surgery: How Long Does Spine Fracture Take To Recover?
Actor Nushrratt Bharuccha has been discharged after spine surgery and is focusing on recovery, which may take several months.
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What Does Season Change Really Mean For Bone And Joint Health? A Doctor Explains
Most importantly, persistent pain should not simply be attributed to the weather. Significant swelling, prolonged morning stiffness, restricted movement, joint instability or pain that interferes with everyday activities warrants medical evaluation.
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Garba Night Health Alert: When Dizziness And A Racing Heart Signal More Than Fatigue
Prolonged Garba dancing can cause dizziness and palpitations due to dehydration, low blood sugar, heat exhaustion, or heart rhythm issues.
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More Than 100 Cases Of Dengue Reported In A Week In Delhi: Why Should You Take Preventive Steps Even After Monsoon Ends
Mosquitoes can continue to spread the virus as long as there are suitable breeding conditions and there are infected mosquitoes. Therefore, people should not stop using mosquito repellents or checking their surroundings simply because the weather has become cooler or the rainy season has ended.
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Shekhar Suman Lost His 11-Year-Old Son To Endomyocardial Fibrosis In 1995: The Rare Heart Disease Explained
Endomyocardial fibrosis is a rare type of heart disease in which abnormal fibrous tissue, similar to scar tissue, builds up along the inner lining of the heart's chambers.
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Early-Onset Alzheimer's Disease Looks Very Different To Late-Onset Version: Study
Early-onset Alzheimers patients show distinct symptoms and health issues compared to late-onset cases, especially five years before diagnosis.
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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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Nana Patekar's Death: What Happens When A Blood Clot Blocks A Coronary Artery?
Patekar died in Goa on October 8, 2026, after doctors were unable to revive him despite attempts at cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
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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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Anxiety Is Now The World's Most Common Mental Disorder, 470 Million Impacted: Warning Signs You Should Watch Out For
Feeling anxious before an important meeting, examination or major life change is normal but anxiety disorder is more than that. It involves excessive fear or anxiety that is difficult to control, persists over time and interferes with everyday life, relationships, work or studies.
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'I Just Fainted': Saif Ali Khan's Sister Saba Recalls Feeling 'Shattered' After Brain Tumour Diagnosis
Saba Ali Khan shared that she was diagnosed with pilocytic astrocytoma after she went under the knife following an initial diagnosis of a colloid cyst
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Pollution, Cough Or Infection? How To Tell What's Causing Your Winter Symptoms
Understanding the difference between pollution-related irritation, a viral infection and a more serious respiratory illness can help people avoid unnecessary antibiotics and seek medical care at the right time.
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Kenya's Ebola Cases Hit 8, With No Community Transmission Yet
Kenya's first case exposed gaps in screening measures at border points. The country has since strengthened screening and established an emergency hotline for anyone who suspects they may have been in contact with an Ebola patient or develops symptoms.
-
'She Only Had Hours': Man Uses AI To Solve Mother's Mysterious Illness
She experienced a life-threatening syndrome sometimes caused by seizures, known as rhabdomyolysis - a condition that causes your muscles to break down
-
Menopause Is More Than Hot Flashes: Symptoms Women Should Not Ignore
Menopause is a natural life stage, but its impact on health should not be overlooked. Early recognition, open conversations and timely medical guidance can help women manage this transition.
-
Nushrratt Bharuccha Undergoes Spine Surgery: How Long Does Spine Fracture Take To Recover?
Actor Nushrratt Bharuccha has been discharged after spine surgery and is focusing on recovery, which may take several months.
-
What Does Season Change Really Mean For Bone And Joint Health? A Doctor Explains
Most importantly, persistent pain should not simply be attributed to the weather. Significant swelling, prolonged morning stiffness, restricted movement, joint instability or pain that interferes with everyday activities warrants medical evaluation.
-
Garba Night Health Alert: When Dizziness And A Racing Heart Signal More Than Fatigue
Prolonged Garba dancing can cause dizziness and palpitations due to dehydration, low blood sugar, heat exhaustion, or heart rhythm issues.
-
More Than 100 Cases Of Dengue Reported In A Week In Delhi: Why Should You Take Preventive Steps Even After Monsoon Ends
Mosquitoes can continue to spread the virus as long as there are suitable breeding conditions and there are infected mosquitoes. Therefore, people should not stop using mosquito repellents or checking their surroundings simply because the weather has become cooler or the rainy season has ended.
-
Shekhar Suman Lost His 11-Year-Old Son To Endomyocardial Fibrosis In 1995: The Rare Heart Disease Explained
Endomyocardial fibrosis is a rare type of heart disease in which abnormal fibrous tissue, similar to scar tissue, builds up along the inner lining of the heart's chambers.
-
Early-Onset Alzheimer's Disease Looks Very Different To Late-Onset Version: Study
Early-onset Alzheimers patients show distinct symptoms and health issues compared to late-onset cases, especially five years before diagnosis.
-
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.
-
Nana Patekar's Death: What Happens When A Blood Clot Blocks A Coronary Artery?
Patekar died in Goa on October 8, 2026, after doctors were unable to revive him despite attempts at cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
-
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.
-
Anxiety Is Now The World's Most Common Mental Disorder, 470 Million Impacted: Warning Signs You Should Watch Out For
Feeling anxious before an important meeting, examination or major life change is normal but anxiety disorder is more than that. It involves excessive fear or anxiety that is difficult to control, persists over time and interferes with everyday life, relationships, work or studies.
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'I Just Fainted': Saif Ali Khan's Sister Saba Recalls Feeling 'Shattered' After Brain Tumour Diagnosis
Saba Ali Khan shared that she was diagnosed with pilocytic astrocytoma after she went under the knife following an initial diagnosis of a colloid cyst
-
Pollution, Cough Or Infection? How To Tell What's Causing Your Winter Symptoms
Understanding the difference between pollution-related irritation, a viral infection and a more serious respiratory illness can help people avoid unnecessary antibiotics and seek medical care at the right time.
