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Brain Activity May Reveal Risky Decisions Before You Make Them
Can your brain predict a risky decision before you make it? A new study reveals two competing brain regions that may shape choices and future mental health treatments.
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75-Year-Old Woman Spends Entire Rs 4 Crore Savings At Beauty Salon, Daughter Finds Shocking Bills
Yu underwent a long list of treatments, including skin tightening, thread lifts, meridian massages, eyebrow tattooing and lip tattooing.
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Can Applying Aloevera Gel On Your Feet Reduce Heat Boils?
Aloe vera could be used on your feet to reduce heat boils, but it has limitations. Here are the ways that applying aloe vera gel on your feet could reduce heat boils.
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Leukemia And Lymphoma: New Treatments Offering Hope To Patients
The latest treatment options for leukemia and lymphoma depend on the people who have been diagnosed with it. Dr Pawan Kumar Singh explains the latest treatment options available to patients.
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Tamil Nadu To Integrate Infertility Care Into State Family Welfare Programme
The family welfare programme, which has traditionally focused on birth control, contraceptive services and pregnancy spacing, will now help couples seeking to "complete their family".
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Shingles Pain May Soon Be Easier To Treat, New Study Finds
Shingles pain can linger for months or years after the rash fades. A new study reveals how exosomes may keep nerves inflamed and hypersensitive, offering hope for better treatments for chronic post-herpetic neuralgia.
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Ozempic-Maker Novo Nordisk Slims Down To 'Novo'
Danish pharmaceuticals giant Novo Nordisk, maker of weight-loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy, announced Monday a name change to just Novo, hoping it will be more...
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Joey King Denies Getting Plastic Surgery Before Met Gala 2026, Reveals How She Prepped Instead
Joey has denied getting plastic surgery and instead opened up about the intense preparation she followed before the fashion event
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When a Simple Infection Turns Life-Threatening: Recognising the Warning Signs of Sepsis
Most importantly, sepsis is not something that can be diagnosed reliably at home. A person with a suspected infection who develops sudden confusion, difficulty breathing, markedly reduced urine output
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Struggling With Asthma? New Study Says This Common Diabetes Drug May Reduce Severe Attacks By 40 Per Cent
The study has found that people with asthma who were prescribed semaglutide appeared to have nearly 40 per cent fewer asthma attacks compared to similar people taking another type of diabetes medicine.
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Advanced Breast Cancer Drug Fails Key Clinical Trial Days After Regulatory Approval
The SERENA-4 trial included 1,371 patients with previously untreated advanced hormone receptor-positive, HER2-negative breast cancer. Researchers compared camizestrant plus Ibrance with Ibrance and standard hormone-lowering treatment.
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'Chai Dekhti Bhi Nahin Hoon': Cancer Survivor Dipika Kakar On Severe Nausea And Vomiting From Immunotherapy
Dipika Kakar shared that she had earlier reduced her tea intake to once a week, but because of immunotherapy, she can't even look at the beverage, let alone drink it
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Gurugram Doctor Becomes First Gynaecologist In India To Perform 41 Robotic Surgeries In 90 Days
The achievement comes as Dr Amita Shah successfully treats complex endometriosis cases using advanced robot-assisted and minimally invasive techniques with a focus on fertility preservations
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Ghaziabad Reports 3 Scrub Typhus Cases: What Is It And How Does It Spread?
Ghaziabad has reported 3 scrub typhus cases. Dr Neha Gupta explains how it spreads and how to limit its spread.
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Early Statin Use After Type 2 Diabetes Diagnosis May Reduce Dementia Risk, Suggests New Study
Statins work mainly by lowering LDL cholesterol. High LDL can contribute to the build-up of fatty deposits inside arteries, increasing the risk of heart disease and stroke. Protecting blood vessels may also be beneficial for brain health.
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Brain Activity May Reveal Risky Decisions Before You Make Them
Can your brain predict a risky decision before you make it? A new study reveals two competing brain regions that may shape choices and future mental health treatments.
-
75-Year-Old Woman Spends Entire Rs 4 Crore Savings At Beauty Salon, Daughter Finds Shocking Bills
Yu underwent a long list of treatments, including skin tightening, thread lifts, meridian massages, eyebrow tattooing and lip tattooing.
-
Can Applying Aloevera Gel On Your Feet Reduce Heat Boils?
Aloe vera could be used on your feet to reduce heat boils, but it has limitations. Here are the ways that applying aloe vera gel on your feet could reduce heat boils.
-
Leukemia And Lymphoma: New Treatments Offering Hope To Patients
The latest treatment options for leukemia and lymphoma depend on the people who have been diagnosed with it. Dr Pawan Kumar Singh explains the latest treatment options available to patients.
-
Tamil Nadu To Integrate Infertility Care Into State Family Welfare Programme
The family welfare programme, which has traditionally focused on birth control, contraceptive services and pregnancy spacing, will now help couples seeking to "complete their family".
-
Shingles Pain May Soon Be Easier To Treat, New Study Finds
Shingles pain can linger for months or years after the rash fades. A new study reveals how exosomes may keep nerves inflamed and hypersensitive, offering hope for better treatments for chronic post-herpetic neuralgia.
-
Ozempic-Maker Novo Nordisk Slims Down To 'Novo'
Danish pharmaceuticals giant Novo Nordisk, maker of weight-loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy, announced Monday a name change to just Novo, hoping it will be more...
-
Joey King Denies Getting Plastic Surgery Before Met Gala 2026, Reveals How She Prepped Instead
Joey has denied getting plastic surgery and instead opened up about the intense preparation she followed before the fashion event
-
When a Simple Infection Turns Life-Threatening: Recognising the Warning Signs of Sepsis
Most importantly, sepsis is not something that can be diagnosed reliably at home. A person with a suspected infection who develops sudden confusion, difficulty breathing, markedly reduced urine output
-
Struggling With Asthma? New Study Says This Common Diabetes Drug May Reduce Severe Attacks By 40 Per Cent
The study has found that people with asthma who were prescribed semaglutide appeared to have nearly 40 per cent fewer asthma attacks compared to similar people taking another type of diabetes medicine.
-
Advanced Breast Cancer Drug Fails Key Clinical Trial Days After Regulatory Approval
The SERENA-4 trial included 1,371 patients with previously untreated advanced hormone receptor-positive, HER2-negative breast cancer. Researchers compared camizestrant plus Ibrance with Ibrance and standard hormone-lowering treatment.
-
'Chai Dekhti Bhi Nahin Hoon': Cancer Survivor Dipika Kakar On Severe Nausea And Vomiting From Immunotherapy
Dipika Kakar shared that she had earlier reduced her tea intake to once a week, but because of immunotherapy, she can't even look at the beverage, let alone drink it
-
Gurugram Doctor Becomes First Gynaecologist In India To Perform 41 Robotic Surgeries In 90 Days
The achievement comes as Dr Amita Shah successfully treats complex endometriosis cases using advanced robot-assisted and minimally invasive techniques with a focus on fertility preservations
-
Ghaziabad Reports 3 Scrub Typhus Cases: What Is It And How Does It Spread?
Ghaziabad has reported 3 scrub typhus cases. Dr Neha Gupta explains how it spreads and how to limit its spread.
-
Early Statin Use After Type 2 Diabetes Diagnosis May Reduce Dementia Risk, Suggests New Study
Statins work mainly by lowering LDL cholesterol. High LDL can contribute to the build-up of fatty deposits inside arteries, increasing the risk of heart disease and stroke. Protecting blood vessels may also be beneficial for brain health.
