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Doctor Explains How Holi Colours Trigger Allergies And Breathing Issues
Dr. Shivaraj A. L. explains how Holi colours, both in powder form and liquid form, can trigger allergies and breathing issues. Along with simple safety tips that should be followed to avoid it.
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Read Labels To Fight Food Adulteration: 5 Most Common Chemical Contaminants To Watch Out For
Food adulteration is a public health concern that has infiltrated the Indian food supply. Here are the most common chemical contaminants to watch out for and how to identify them by reading food labels.
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Borax Is Not Medicine, Doctors Warn Against Social Media Health Claims After 19-Year-Old Girl's Death In Tamil Nadu
After a Tamil Nadu college student's death linked to borax consumption, doctors warn that social media is promoting dangerous, unverified uses of borax for other ailments too.
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Are Protein Powders Doing You More Harm Than Good? New Study Says Yes
The protein powders on the market are causing serious health issues. Explore what a new crowd-funded study says about heavy metal contamination and other substances that are dangerous.
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Will Having More Haldi Improve Your Liver Health?
Uncover the hidden impact of consuming haldi (turmeric) on liver health. Here are the risks associated with haldi consumption and supplement warnings.
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Food Authority Orders Patanjali Foods To Recall Batch Of Red Chilli Powder Over Safety Norms
A specific batch of red chilli powder by Patanjali Foods Ltd was recalled due to non-conformance with the Food Safety and Standards (Contaminants, Toxins and Residues) Regulations, 2011.
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Man Kills Ex-Girlfriend, Self With Toxic Powder In Colombia Mall
A man in Colombia used an unidentified toxic powder to murder his former partner in a shopping mall, killing himself and sickening bystanders, police and medical staff treating them, officials said Thursday.
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Delhi Bootleggers Used Shampoo, Detergent Powder To Make Toxic Liquor
When excise officials raided two shops at a market in Delhi's Raghubir Nagar on Friday, they came upon several drums of spurious liquor and a grocery list of household items ranging from fast-acting yeast to detergent powder and herbal shampoo. A closer look revealed that the shops actually doubled as an illegal brewery, and the items on the piece ...
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Indian spices expose children to lead
Indian spices and powders can expose young children to toxic lead. The consumption of these spices elevates the risk of lead poisoning in children.
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Doctor Explains How Holi Colours Trigger Allergies And Breathing Issues
Dr. Shivaraj A. L. explains how Holi colours, both in powder form and liquid form, can trigger allergies and breathing issues. Along with simple safety tips that should be followed to avoid it.
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Read Labels To Fight Food Adulteration: 5 Most Common Chemical Contaminants To Watch Out For
Food adulteration is a public health concern that has infiltrated the Indian food supply. Here are the most common chemical contaminants to watch out for and how to identify them by reading food labels.
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Borax Is Not Medicine, Doctors Warn Against Social Media Health Claims After 19-Year-Old Girl's Death In Tamil Nadu
After a Tamil Nadu college student's death linked to borax consumption, doctors warn that social media is promoting dangerous, unverified uses of borax for other ailments too.
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Are Protein Powders Doing You More Harm Than Good? New Study Says Yes
The protein powders on the market are causing serious health issues. Explore what a new crowd-funded study says about heavy metal contamination and other substances that are dangerous.
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Will Having More Haldi Improve Your Liver Health?
Uncover the hidden impact of consuming haldi (turmeric) on liver health. Here are the risks associated with haldi consumption and supplement warnings.
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Food Authority Orders Patanjali Foods To Recall Batch Of Red Chilli Powder Over Safety Norms
A specific batch of red chilli powder by Patanjali Foods Ltd was recalled due to non-conformance with the Food Safety and Standards (Contaminants, Toxins and Residues) Regulations, 2011.
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Man Kills Ex-Girlfriend, Self With Toxic Powder In Colombia Mall
A man in Colombia used an unidentified toxic powder to murder his former partner in a shopping mall, killing himself and sickening bystanders, police and medical staff treating them, officials said Thursday.
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Delhi Bootleggers Used Shampoo, Detergent Powder To Make Toxic Liquor
When excise officials raided two shops at a market in Delhi's Raghubir Nagar on Friday, they came upon several drums of spurious liquor and a grocery list of household items ranging from fast-acting yeast to detergent powder and herbal shampoo. A closer look revealed that the shops actually doubled as an illegal brewery, and the items on the piece ...
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Indian spices expose children to lead
Indian spices and powders can expose young children to toxic lead. The consumption of these spices elevates the risk of lead poisoning in children.
