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Early Signs Of Lung Cancer: Don't Ignore These Subtle Alerts Of A Deadly Risk
Lung cancer isn't just a smoker's disease. Oncologists warn non-smokers and urban dwellers alike need to watch for early signs and symptoms.
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Why Long Flights, Hospital Stays, And Desk Jobs Raise Dangrous Blood Clot Risk
Sitting for over 4-6 hours without movement either in office or in economy seats of long flight journey can lead to pooling of blood in legs and subsequently the formation of clots.
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Do Indian Men Really Have Lower Health Literacy Than Women? The Data Will Surprise You
Global and Indian data paint a complex picture, where men often underuse health services, delay care and score lower on some health-literacy measures.
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What No One Tells You About Typhoid Recovery: Survivor Explains Fatigue, Taste Changes And More
The bacterial infection typhoid fever may clear, but its impact often doesn't. From gut-damage and liver stress to persistent nausea, fatigue and odd smell sensitivities, a patient reveals how the ordeal stretches for months.
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The 'Silent Killer' In Indian Men: 5 Early Symptoms Of High Blood Pressure You Must Not Ignore
High blood pressure is a silent killer. Discover the 5 High blood pressure symptoms that you should not ignore and learn when to contact your doctor.
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Male Menopause Is Real: Causes, Warning Signs And When To Get Tested
Male menopause, often called Andropause or late-onset hypogonadism, refers to the gradual decline in testosterone in ageing men. In India, awareness remains low.
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4 Research-Backed Ways To Beat The Winter Blues In The Colder Months
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a condition that heightens depressive symptoms during the fall and winter months, while the "winter blues" refers to a milder, temporary dip in mood.
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Reporting Leprosy Now Mandatory In Maharashtra, Mandate To Curb Spread
New Delhi, Nov 1 (IANS) In a major boost to fight leprosy, the Maharashtra government on Saturday declared that the chronic infectious condition is a “notifiable disease”.
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Study Finds Rise In Chest Infections Due To Lesser-Known Bacteria In North India
A new study from Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education & Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh reveals that nearly 37% of pertussis-like cases in North India between 2019-23 are caused by Bordetella holmesii, a lesser-known bacterium.
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Some Diabetes Patients Achieve Remission With GLP-1 Drugs: Italian Study
An Italian study shows that using GLP-1 receptor agonists can lead to remission in up to 18% of cases, especially when used early and in patients with fewer complications.
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World Stroke Day 2025: Cases Rising In Youngsters; Here's How To Reduce Risk
World Stroke Day 2025: Recognising sudden face droop, arm weakness or slurred speech and rushing to hospital can mean the difference between full recovery and permanent disability.
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Stroke Vs Heart Attack: Know The Difference - Spot Signs, Save Lives
Stroke and heart attack are both medical emergencies but affect different organs and need different immediate actions.
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Psoriasis Isn't Just Skin Deep, It Impacts Mental Health Too: Survivor Explains
Psoriasis isn't just a skin condition. It's an autoimmune disease that can shape your mental and emotional world too.
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World Psoriasis Day: Doctor Explains Myths And More Around The Autoimmune Disease
Whether misidentified as a skin problem or hygiene one, psoriasis is an intricate autoimmune condition that deserves more attention and empathy.
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The Tongue May Hold Clues To Detect, Track Motor Neurone Disease: Study
Researchers from the University of Queensland in Australia found that people living with MND, also known as ALS, who have difficulty speaking or swallowing tend to have smaller tongue muscles.
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Early Signs Of Lung Cancer: Don't Ignore These Subtle Alerts Of A Deadly Risk
Lung cancer isn't just a smoker's disease. Oncologists warn non-smokers and urban dwellers alike need to watch for early signs and symptoms.
-
Why Long Flights, Hospital Stays, And Desk Jobs Raise Dangrous Blood Clot Risk
Sitting for over 4-6 hours without movement either in office or in economy seats of long flight journey can lead to pooling of blood in legs and subsequently the formation of clots.
-
Do Indian Men Really Have Lower Health Literacy Than Women? The Data Will Surprise You
Global and Indian data paint a complex picture, where men often underuse health services, delay care and score lower on some health-literacy measures.
-
What No One Tells You About Typhoid Recovery: Survivor Explains Fatigue, Taste Changes And More
The bacterial infection typhoid fever may clear, but its impact often doesn't. From gut-damage and liver stress to persistent nausea, fatigue and odd smell sensitivities, a patient reveals how the ordeal stretches for months.
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The 'Silent Killer' In Indian Men: 5 Early Symptoms Of High Blood Pressure You Must Not Ignore
High blood pressure is a silent killer. Discover the 5 High blood pressure symptoms that you should not ignore and learn when to contact your doctor.
-
Male Menopause Is Real: Causes, Warning Signs And When To Get Tested
Male menopause, often called Andropause or late-onset hypogonadism, refers to the gradual decline in testosterone in ageing men. In India, awareness remains low.
-
4 Research-Backed Ways To Beat The Winter Blues In The Colder Months
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a condition that heightens depressive symptoms during the fall and winter months, while the "winter blues" refers to a milder, temporary dip in mood.
-
Reporting Leprosy Now Mandatory In Maharashtra, Mandate To Curb Spread
New Delhi, Nov 1 (IANS) In a major boost to fight leprosy, the Maharashtra government on Saturday declared that the chronic infectious condition is a “notifiable disease”.
-
Study Finds Rise In Chest Infections Due To Lesser-Known Bacteria In North India
A new study from Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education & Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh reveals that nearly 37% of pertussis-like cases in North India between 2019-23 are caused by Bordetella holmesii, a lesser-known bacterium.
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Some Diabetes Patients Achieve Remission With GLP-1 Drugs: Italian Study
An Italian study shows that using GLP-1 receptor agonists can lead to remission in up to 18% of cases, especially when used early and in patients with fewer complications.
-
World Stroke Day 2025: Cases Rising In Youngsters; Here's How To Reduce Risk
World Stroke Day 2025: Recognising sudden face droop, arm weakness or slurred speech and rushing to hospital can mean the difference between full recovery and permanent disability.
-
Stroke Vs Heart Attack: Know The Difference - Spot Signs, Save Lives
Stroke and heart attack are both medical emergencies but affect different organs and need different immediate actions.
-
Psoriasis Isn't Just Skin Deep, It Impacts Mental Health Too: Survivor Explains
Psoriasis isn't just a skin condition. It's an autoimmune disease that can shape your mental and emotional world too.
-
World Psoriasis Day: Doctor Explains Myths And More Around The Autoimmune Disease
Whether misidentified as a skin problem or hygiene one, psoriasis is an intricate autoimmune condition that deserves more attention and empathy.
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The Tongue May Hold Clues To Detect, Track Motor Neurone Disease: Study
Researchers from the University of Queensland in Australia found that people living with MND, also known as ALS, who have difficulty speaking or swallowing tend to have smaller tongue muscles.
