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Sudden Sweating Without Reason? Here's What It Could Mean
Excessive sweating without obvious triggers may indicate underlying health issues like hormonal imbalances, infections, or metabolic disorders.
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Watch: Shilpa Shetty, 50, Shares Yoga Asana That Enhances Flexibility
Shilpa Shetty gives a quick look at Vartulasana and why it can be a good addition to your routine.
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Is Pink Salt Actually Healthier Than White Salt? Expert Shares The Truth
Nutritionist Dajmeet explains why you should not replace your white salt with pink salt.
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No Fever, Still Feeling Hot? Here's What Your Body Might Be Telling You
A doctor may recommend tests to rule out hormonal or metabolic conditions. Feeling hot without a fever is often linked to how your body responds to stress, hormones, or environmental factors.
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Iodine Deficiency In Children: Signs And Symptoms That Parents Should Watch Out For
Children with iodine deficiency tend to have goitre (a swollen thyroid), stunted height, poor school performance, and even permanent IQ drops from impaired brain development.
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Delhi Murder Autopsy Reveals Ex-Help's Brutality, Woman's Fight To Save Life
The woman was raped and murdered on Wednesday morning in Delhi, allegedly by her family's former domestic help.
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Fatigue Can Be More Than Just Simple Tiredness; When To See A Doctor
Fatigue is distinct from normal tiredness because it is a persistent, overwhelming state of exhaustion that often does not improve with rest.
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Does Fluoride Affect Your Brain? Here's What A New Study Found About Brain Health
A study finds no brain health differences between individuals with or without water fluoridation across all life stages.
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On Ozempic Or Wegovy? Doctors Say Stop Before Surgery, Here's Why
The ASA guidance suggests that patients on GLP-1 drugs should consult their healthcare providers well in advance of any planned surgery.
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Think Your Liver Is Healthy? 74% Of Indians With 'Normal' Results Actually Have Fatty Liver, Reveals Apollo Report
The finding challenges long-held assumptions around what "normal" really means in preventive healthcare and raises critical concerns about the country's metabolic health.
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Ozempic Might Preserve Lean Body Mass Better Than Mounjaro: Study
Both tirzepatide and semaglutide belong to a class of drugs that mimic hormones involved in appetite regulation. Semaglutide works by mimicking GLP-1, a hormone that helps control hunger and blood sugar levels.
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Natural Ozempic, No Side Effects: Stanford Scientists Discover Peptide That Can Rival The GLP-1 Drug
One of the most fascinating aspects of this discovery is the role of artificial intelligence. Researchers developed a tool called "Peptide Predictor" to scan all human protein-coding genes.
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Air Strikes Near Iran Nuclear Sites Pose Major Health Risks, Warns WHO
The WHO has specifically highlighted the dangers of a potential CBRN event. This refers to incidents involving Chemical, Biological, Radiological, or Nuclear hazards.
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Hidden Hormone Disorder Affecting Your Heart? Doctors Warn
Hidden hormonal imbalances can silently increase heart disease risk even when routine tests appear normal, experts warn.
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Bengaluru Central Ayurveda Institute Earns International Quality Accreditation
Central Ayurveda Research Institute Bengaluru earns ISO 15189:2022 accreditation, marking a major upgrade in laboratory quality and patient care.
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Sudden Sweating Without Reason? Here's What It Could Mean
Excessive sweating without obvious triggers may indicate underlying health issues like hormonal imbalances, infections, or metabolic disorders.
-
Watch: Shilpa Shetty, 50, Shares Yoga Asana That Enhances Flexibility
Shilpa Shetty gives a quick look at Vartulasana and why it can be a good addition to your routine.
-
Is Pink Salt Actually Healthier Than White Salt? Expert Shares The Truth
Nutritionist Dajmeet explains why you should not replace your white salt with pink salt.
-
No Fever, Still Feeling Hot? Here's What Your Body Might Be Telling You
A doctor may recommend tests to rule out hormonal or metabolic conditions. Feeling hot without a fever is often linked to how your body responds to stress, hormones, or environmental factors.
-
Iodine Deficiency In Children: Signs And Symptoms That Parents Should Watch Out For
Children with iodine deficiency tend to have goitre (a swollen thyroid), stunted height, poor school performance, and even permanent IQ drops from impaired brain development.
-
Delhi Murder Autopsy Reveals Ex-Help's Brutality, Woman's Fight To Save Life
The woman was raped and murdered on Wednesday morning in Delhi, allegedly by her family's former domestic help.
-
Fatigue Can Be More Than Just Simple Tiredness; When To See A Doctor
Fatigue is distinct from normal tiredness because it is a persistent, overwhelming state of exhaustion that often does not improve with rest.
-
Does Fluoride Affect Your Brain? Here's What A New Study Found About Brain Health
A study finds no brain health differences between individuals with or without water fluoridation across all life stages.
-
On Ozempic Or Wegovy? Doctors Say Stop Before Surgery, Here's Why
The ASA guidance suggests that patients on GLP-1 drugs should consult their healthcare providers well in advance of any planned surgery.
-
Think Your Liver Is Healthy? 74% Of Indians With 'Normal' Results Actually Have Fatty Liver, Reveals Apollo Report
The finding challenges long-held assumptions around what "normal" really means in preventive healthcare and raises critical concerns about the country's metabolic health.
-
Ozempic Might Preserve Lean Body Mass Better Than Mounjaro: Study
Both tirzepatide and semaglutide belong to a class of drugs that mimic hormones involved in appetite regulation. Semaglutide works by mimicking GLP-1, a hormone that helps control hunger and blood sugar levels.
-
Natural Ozempic, No Side Effects: Stanford Scientists Discover Peptide That Can Rival The GLP-1 Drug
One of the most fascinating aspects of this discovery is the role of artificial intelligence. Researchers developed a tool called "Peptide Predictor" to scan all human protein-coding genes.
-
Air Strikes Near Iran Nuclear Sites Pose Major Health Risks, Warns WHO
The WHO has specifically highlighted the dangers of a potential CBRN event. This refers to incidents involving Chemical, Biological, Radiological, or Nuclear hazards.
-
Hidden Hormone Disorder Affecting Your Heart? Doctors Warn
Hidden hormonal imbalances can silently increase heart disease risk even when routine tests appear normal, experts warn.
-
Bengaluru Central Ayurveda Institute Earns International Quality Accreditation
Central Ayurveda Research Institute Bengaluru earns ISO 15189:2022 accreditation, marking a major upgrade in laboratory quality and patient care.
