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Does Maternal Anaemia Affect Foetal Neurodevelopment? Doctor Answers
Anaemia is defined as a decrease in the oxygen carrying capacity of blood, usually due to a decrease in haemoglobin concentration. In pregnancy, it is defined as a haemoglobin of less than 11 gm/dl.
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Autism In Girls Is Often Missed: Neurologist Explains Why Diagnosis Differs From Boys
Autism is often underdiagnosed in girls due to subtle symptoms and social masking. Experts explain how gender differences, cultural factors, and diagnostic gaps delay identification, especially in India.
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Beyond Medication: How Surgical Interventions For Parkinson's Disease Are Improving Quality Of Life
Parkinson's disease affects 8.5 million globally and poses a significant global disease burden. Dr Vinit Banga, a neurologist, explains how surgical interventions are improving the quality of life beyond medications for Parkinson's patients.
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Higher-Dose Vitamin B12 In Pregnancy Improves Early Cognitive Development In Babies, Finds Study
Vitamin B12 deficiency is common in populations with limited animal source foods and has been linked to delayed infant neurodevelopment and adverse pregnancy outcomes, the study said.
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Pregnancy Care During Heatwaves: Doctor Shares Special Precautions For Expecting Mothers
Extreme heat can affect how the body regulates temperature, fluids and circulation, making pregnant women more vulnerable to heat-related illnesses.
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Can Childhood Stress Affect Your Gut Later In Life? Study Says Yes
The study contributes to a growing shift in medicine toward understanding health as a lifelong process shaped by early experiences.
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Blood Biomarker May Help Predict Women's Dementia Risk 25 Years Before Symptoms: Study
A new study shows blood biomarker ptau217 can predict women's dementia risk up to 25 years before symptoms, offering hope for early prevention and monitoring.
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Women's Day 2026: Why Migraines And Stroke Risk Are Higher In Women
Migraines affect women far more than men and may signal higher stroke risk in some cases. Experts explain how hormonal changes, lifestyle factors and migraine with aura can increase risks, and what women can do to protect their brain health.
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Eating Berries, Apples And Citrus Fruits Can Lift Up Women's Mood, Says New Study
A new long-term study suggests that women who regularly eat flavonoid-rich fruits like berries, apples and citrus fruits may experience greater happiness and optimism.
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Deepinder Goyal's Startup 'Temple' Is Hiring But Only If You Have Less Than 16% Body Fat
Temple, led by Deepinder Goyal, is hiring engineers with body fat under 16 per cent for men and 26 per cent for women, offering probation for others to meet the criteria.
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Does Maternal Anaemia Affect Foetal Neurodevelopment? Doctor Answers
Anaemia is defined as a decrease in the oxygen carrying capacity of blood, usually due to a decrease in haemoglobin concentration. In pregnancy, it is defined as a haemoglobin of less than 11 gm/dl.
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Autism In Girls Is Often Missed: Neurologist Explains Why Diagnosis Differs From Boys
Autism is often underdiagnosed in girls due to subtle symptoms and social masking. Experts explain how gender differences, cultural factors, and diagnostic gaps delay identification, especially in India.
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Beyond Medication: How Surgical Interventions For Parkinson's Disease Are Improving Quality Of Life
Parkinson's disease affects 8.5 million globally and poses a significant global disease burden. Dr Vinit Banga, a neurologist, explains how surgical interventions are improving the quality of life beyond medications for Parkinson's patients.
-
Higher-Dose Vitamin B12 In Pregnancy Improves Early Cognitive Development In Babies, Finds Study
Vitamin B12 deficiency is common in populations with limited animal source foods and has been linked to delayed infant neurodevelopment and adverse pregnancy outcomes, the study said.
-
Pregnancy Care During Heatwaves: Doctor Shares Special Precautions For Expecting Mothers
Extreme heat can affect how the body regulates temperature, fluids and circulation, making pregnant women more vulnerable to heat-related illnesses.
-
Can Childhood Stress Affect Your Gut Later In Life? Study Says Yes
The study contributes to a growing shift in medicine toward understanding health as a lifelong process shaped by early experiences.
-
Blood Biomarker May Help Predict Women's Dementia Risk 25 Years Before Symptoms: Study
A new study shows blood biomarker ptau217 can predict women's dementia risk up to 25 years before symptoms, offering hope for early prevention and monitoring.
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Women's Day 2026: Why Migraines And Stroke Risk Are Higher In Women
Migraines affect women far more than men and may signal higher stroke risk in some cases. Experts explain how hormonal changes, lifestyle factors and migraine with aura can increase risks, and what women can do to protect their brain health.
-
Eating Berries, Apples And Citrus Fruits Can Lift Up Women's Mood, Says New Study
A new long-term study suggests that women who regularly eat flavonoid-rich fruits like berries, apples and citrus fruits may experience greater happiness and optimism.
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Deepinder Goyal's Startup 'Temple' Is Hiring But Only If You Have Less Than 16% Body Fat
Temple, led by Deepinder Goyal, is hiring engineers with body fat under 16 per cent for men and 26 per cent for women, offering probation for others to meet the criteria.
