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European Doctors 'Shocked' By Healthcare Accessibility In India, Video Viral
Indian oncologist says patients get rapid specialist access and tests in India compared to Europe.
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Complaint Filed Against Telugu Health Influencer Over 'Type-1 Diabetes Cure' Claims: Why Stopping Insulin Can Be Fatal
Type-1 diabetes occurs when the pancreas produces little or no insulin. Insulin allows glucose in the blood to enter cells which is then used for energy. People with Type-1 diabetes need insulin every day as part of their treatment.
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American Musician Charles Kelley Diagnosed With Blood Cancer: What Is Multiple Myeloma?
Charles Kelley shared the diagnosis in a video alongside his wife, Cassie Kelley, explaining that a series of unexpected rib fractures led doctors to conduct extensive blood tests. One of those tests ultimately detected multiple myeloma.
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Simone Biles Opens Up About Eczema: What Triggered Her Flares And How She Manages Them
Simone Biles' experience is a reminder that persistent itching, flaking or recurring patches should not automatically be dismissed as dandruff or a minor skin problem.
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4 Years After Her Death, Court Says Centre Can Make Cancer Drug She Needed
The Kerala High Court held that the Centre has the power under the Patents Act to manufacture patented life-saving medicines and sell them at cheaper rates to patients who cannot afford them - a ruling that came after a petition filed by a cancer patient who died before her case could be heard.
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Thyroid Pills Recalled By FDA Over 'Superpotency': Are Patients At Risk?
Excess thyroid hormone exposure can be particularly concerning for certain groups. Older adults may be more vulnerable to cardiovascular effects, including problems involving the heart.
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'Been Worried': Dipika Kakar Opens Up About Red Eyes Amid Cancer Recovery
In a recent video, Dipika Kakar shared health update after experiencing redness in her eyes
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Protection From Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment Could Wane After One Year In High-Burden Countries: Study
They estimated TB risk among people with TB infections in 24 countries and found that TPT offered strong initial protection, but long-term protection varied depending on the burden of TB disease in each area.
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Ozempic, Wegovy And Zepbound May Cause Vision Loss? Indian Doctors Say Patients Need Not Panic
Reports link GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy to rare sudden vision loss called NAION, but doctors urge patients not to stop treatment without advice.
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Medical Miracle: Baby Who Was Born 'Twice'
The mother said that it was "very shocking and scary" moment, because they didn't know what that long word meant or what diagnosis that would bring.
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Meghalaya Boosts Fight Against Drug Abuse With New Rehab Centre And Standardised SOPs
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma on Tuesday inaugurated the SEWA Inland-DREAM Rehabilitation Centre at Ballongre-Gambagre in Tura at West Garo Hills, as part of the state's ongoing efforts to strengthen treatment and rehabilitation services for people affected by substance abuse.
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Novo Responds To GLP-1 Drug Ozempic Causing Vision Loss Claims: What Semaglutide Data Shows
Novo Nordisk says a large pooled analysis of clinical trials found no increased risk of rare NAION with semaglutide. Here is what the new evidence means for diabetes patients in India amid concerns over sudden vision loss.
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Why Are People Injecting Botox Into Their Feet? Cosmetologist Explains
Botulinum toxin temporarily reduces muscle activity and can decrease certain pain-signalling mechanisms
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Metabolic Surgery May Offer Remission In Some Patients With Uncontrolled Diabetes: AIIMS Doctor
Dr Manjunath Maruti, professor in the Department of Surgery said the procedure should not be viewed as a treatment for every person with diabetes, but as one of the evidence-based options for patients whose blood sugar remains uncontrolled despite medicines and lifestyle changes.
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Access To 12 Childhood Cancer Medicines Will Be Made Easier Globally: WHO
WHO launches a new pathway inviting manufacturers to submit childhood cancer medicines for evaluation under its Prequalification Programme.
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European Doctors 'Shocked' By Healthcare Accessibility In India, Video Viral
Indian oncologist says patients get rapid specialist access and tests in India compared to Europe.
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Complaint Filed Against Telugu Health Influencer Over 'Type-1 Diabetes Cure' Claims: Why Stopping Insulin Can Be Fatal
Type-1 diabetes occurs when the pancreas produces little or no insulin. Insulin allows glucose in the blood to enter cells which is then used for energy. People with Type-1 diabetes need insulin every day as part of their treatment.
-
American Musician Charles Kelley Diagnosed With Blood Cancer: What Is Multiple Myeloma?
Charles Kelley shared the diagnosis in a video alongside his wife, Cassie Kelley, explaining that a series of unexpected rib fractures led doctors to conduct extensive blood tests. One of those tests ultimately detected multiple myeloma.
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Simone Biles Opens Up About Eczema: What Triggered Her Flares And How She Manages Them
Simone Biles' experience is a reminder that persistent itching, flaking or recurring patches should not automatically be dismissed as dandruff or a minor skin problem.
-
4 Years After Her Death, Court Says Centre Can Make Cancer Drug She Needed
The Kerala High Court held that the Centre has the power under the Patents Act to manufacture patented life-saving medicines and sell them at cheaper rates to patients who cannot afford them - a ruling that came after a petition filed by a cancer patient who died before her case could be heard.
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Thyroid Pills Recalled By FDA Over 'Superpotency': Are Patients At Risk?
Excess thyroid hormone exposure can be particularly concerning for certain groups. Older adults may be more vulnerable to cardiovascular effects, including problems involving the heart.
-
'Been Worried': Dipika Kakar Opens Up About Red Eyes Amid Cancer Recovery
In a recent video, Dipika Kakar shared health update after experiencing redness in her eyes
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Protection From Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment Could Wane After One Year In High-Burden Countries: Study
They estimated TB risk among people with TB infections in 24 countries and found that TPT offered strong initial protection, but long-term protection varied depending on the burden of TB disease in each area.
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Ozempic, Wegovy And Zepbound May Cause Vision Loss? Indian Doctors Say Patients Need Not Panic
Reports link GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy to rare sudden vision loss called NAION, but doctors urge patients not to stop treatment without advice.
-
Medical Miracle: Baby Who Was Born 'Twice'
The mother said that it was "very shocking and scary" moment, because they didn't know what that long word meant or what diagnosis that would bring.
-
Meghalaya Boosts Fight Against Drug Abuse With New Rehab Centre And Standardised SOPs
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma on Tuesday inaugurated the SEWA Inland-DREAM Rehabilitation Centre at Ballongre-Gambagre in Tura at West Garo Hills, as part of the state's ongoing efforts to strengthen treatment and rehabilitation services for people affected by substance abuse.
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Novo Responds To GLP-1 Drug Ozempic Causing Vision Loss Claims: What Semaglutide Data Shows
Novo Nordisk says a large pooled analysis of clinical trials found no increased risk of rare NAION with semaglutide. Here is what the new evidence means for diabetes patients in India amid concerns over sudden vision loss.
-
Why Are People Injecting Botox Into Their Feet? Cosmetologist Explains
Botulinum toxin temporarily reduces muscle activity and can decrease certain pain-signalling mechanisms
-
Metabolic Surgery May Offer Remission In Some Patients With Uncontrolled Diabetes: AIIMS Doctor
Dr Manjunath Maruti, professor in the Department of Surgery said the procedure should not be viewed as a treatment for every person with diabetes, but as one of the evidence-based options for patients whose blood sugar remains uncontrolled despite medicines and lifestyle changes.
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Access To 12 Childhood Cancer Medicines Will Be Made Easier Globally: WHO
WHO launches a new pathway inviting manufacturers to submit childhood cancer medicines for evaluation under its Prequalification Programme.
