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Only 1 In 3 Adults With Diabetes Receive Treatment In South-East Asia
WHO South-East Asia Officer-in-Charge Dr Catharina Boehme on Thursday highlighted the need for equitable, age-responsive approaches to diabetes prevention, diagnosis and management across the life course.
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Liver Cancer Risk Isn't Just For Heavy Drinkers Anymore, Doctor Explains Why
This trend is highlighting the increasing role of lifestyle, diet, and metabolic health in affecting the liver.
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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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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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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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Breakthrough Blood Test May Diagnose Chronic Fatigue Syndrome With 96% Accuracy
If validated on larger, more diverse populations, this test could transform diagnosis, reducing delays, misdiagnosis, and stigma.
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Women's Health: Recurring UTIs? Here's What You're Doing Wrong And How To Make It Right
Let's understand the common causes behind recurring UTIs, what you could be doing wrong and how to make it right.
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Long Covid: Follow These Every Day Tips To Better Manage It
Long Covid can affect lungs, heart, brain, nervous system, gut and more. Follow these management tips for better overall health.
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Rising Liver Cancer Cases In Young Adults; Why And Prevention
Liver Cancer: DNA mutations in liver cells run the risk of growing out of control and forming a tumour. Here's why and how to prevent liver cancer as a youngster.
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Doctor Shares Tips To Slow Down The Progression Of Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimer's disease is the most common cause of dementia. While there's no cure for dementia, medication and treatments like cognitive behavioural therapy might help manage symptoms.
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H3N2 Flu Wave Hits Delhi: Important Prevention Tips To Stay Safe
H3N2 is a subtype of the Influenza A virus, which is one of the viruses responsible for seasonal flu outbreaks. The "H" stands for hemagglutinin type 3 and the "N" for neuraminidase type 2.
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The Drug That's Being Used To Combat 'Brain-Eating Amoeba' In Kerala
Unlike global mortality rates of over 95% for Primary Amoebic Meningoencephalitis (PAM), Kerala has improved survival to 24% by using early diagnosis, rigorous supportive care, and the drug miltefosine as part of its treatment protocol.
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10 Doctor-Recommended Ways To Protect Your Child From Obesity
Dr. Roohi Muhammad Yunus Khan, Senior Consultant Paediatrics, Fortis Vasant Kunj shares small steps you can take today for your child's healthy future.
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What Is H3N2? All About the Viral Infection, Symptoms, and Recovery Period
H3N2 typically begins with a sudden high fever, chills, sore throat, persistent cough, headache, and severe fatigue.
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Only 1 In 3 Adults With Diabetes Receive Treatment In South-East Asia
WHO South-East Asia Officer-in-Charge Dr Catharina Boehme on Thursday highlighted the need for equitable, age-responsive approaches to diabetes prevention, diagnosis and management across the life course.
-
Liver Cancer Risk Isn't Just For Heavy Drinkers Anymore, Doctor Explains Why
This trend is highlighting the increasing role of lifestyle, diet, and metabolic health in affecting the liver.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Breakthrough Blood Test May Diagnose Chronic Fatigue Syndrome With 96% Accuracy
If validated on larger, more diverse populations, this test could transform diagnosis, reducing delays, misdiagnosis, and stigma.
-
Women's Health: Recurring UTIs? Here's What You're Doing Wrong And How To Make It Right
Let's understand the common causes behind recurring UTIs, what you could be doing wrong and how to make it right.
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Long Covid: Follow These Every Day Tips To Better Manage It
Long Covid can affect lungs, heart, brain, nervous system, gut and more. Follow these management tips for better overall health.
-
Rising Liver Cancer Cases In Young Adults; Why And Prevention
Liver Cancer: DNA mutations in liver cells run the risk of growing out of control and forming a tumour. Here's why and how to prevent liver cancer as a youngster.
-
Doctor Shares Tips To Slow Down The Progression Of Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimer's disease is the most common cause of dementia. While there's no cure for dementia, medication and treatments like cognitive behavioural therapy might help manage symptoms.
-
H3N2 Flu Wave Hits Delhi: Important Prevention Tips To Stay Safe
H3N2 is a subtype of the Influenza A virus, which is one of the viruses responsible for seasonal flu outbreaks. The "H" stands for hemagglutinin type 3 and the "N" for neuraminidase type 2.
-
The Drug That's Being Used To Combat 'Brain-Eating Amoeba' In Kerala
Unlike global mortality rates of over 95% for Primary Amoebic Meningoencephalitis (PAM), Kerala has improved survival to 24% by using early diagnosis, rigorous supportive care, and the drug miltefosine as part of its treatment protocol.
-
10 Doctor-Recommended Ways To Protect Your Child From Obesity
Dr. Roohi Muhammad Yunus Khan, Senior Consultant Paediatrics, Fortis Vasant Kunj shares small steps you can take today for your child's healthy future.
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What Is H3N2? All About the Viral Infection, Symptoms, and Recovery Period
H3N2 typically begins with a sudden high fever, chills, sore throat, persistent cough, headache, and severe fatigue.
