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Gaza\'s Medical Heroes Put Their Lives On The Line And Just Don\'t Give Up

New Delhi, Nov 26 : Endless shifts with no food, water, working environment; having to choose between patients, do surgeries without anaesthesia, letting them die for want of medicines, with...

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Number Of Chinese Travellers To S.korea Remains Far Below Pre-pandemic Levels

Seoul, Nov 26 : The monthly average of Chinese travellers visiting South Korea remained far below pre-pandemic levels, despite China’s reopening from Covid-19 restrictions and resumption of group tours, data...

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No Relief As Delhi’s Air Quality Continues To Be In \'very Poor\' Category

New Delhi, Nov 25 : Overall air quality in Delhi continues to be in the “very poor” category with AQI at 389 on Saturday evening, according to data from the...

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Researchers Find New Therapy That Can Help Treat Rare, Hereditary Diseases

San Francisco, Nov 25 : While a lot of research for decades brought possible treatment for cancer and heart diseases that affect many people globally, the researchers said there are...

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Death Risk From Coal Particulate Pollution Double Than Pm2.5 From Other Sources

New York, Nov 25 : Exposure to fine particulate air pollutants from coal-fired power plants (coal PM2.5) is associated with a risk of mortality more than double that of exposure...

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Half Dose Of Covid-19 Booster Delivers Similar Immune Response As Full: Study

San Francisco, Nov 25 : Decreasing the widely used Covid-19 booster vaccine dose produces a similar immune response in adults as compared to a full dose with fewer side effects,...

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E. Coli Bacteria More Capable At Evolving Antibiotic Resistance Than Previously Thought

New York, Nov 25 : E.coli bacteria may be far more capable at evolving antibiotic resistance than scientists previously thought, according to a new study. Led by the Santa Fe...

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Eating Plant-based Foods Over Meat May Cut Risk Of Diabetes, Heart Disease: Study

San Francisco, Nov 25 : Swapping animal-based food such as red and processed meat with plant-based foods such as nuts or legumes may help lower the risk of cardiovascular disease...

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Autistic People Experience A Reduced Life Expectancy: Study

London, Nov 25 : A new study led by University College London (UCL) researchers confirms that autistic people experience a reduced life expectancy, however the number of years of life...

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Ai Can Better Recognise Tempo, Stages Of Embryonic Development

London, Nov 25 : Researchers are now developing and using methods based on artificial intelligence (AI) to recognise the tempo and stages of embryonic development. In a study published in...

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Foreign Health Workers May Be Allowed To Bring Only One Dependent To Uk: Report

London, Nov 24 : Under new curbs on immigration planned by the UK government, foreign health and care workers will be allowed to bring only one relative with them to...

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Study Finds Drugs That Can Reverse Brain Ageing Caused By Covid

Sydney, Nov 24 : Researchers have identified four drugs that can reverse a cellular process triggered by Covid-19 that contributes to premature ageing of the brain. To study the effect...

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China Pneumonia Cases: Indian Docs Call For Raising Surveillance, Hygiene Measures

New Delhi, Nov 24 : Amid a cluster of pneumonia cases in China, Indian doctors have called for increasing surveillance as well as hygiene measures, if such situation arises in...

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New Hydrogel Jabs To Reduce Daily Diabetes Shots To Just 3 A Year

New York, Nov 24 : Researchers have developed a novel hydrogel drug delivery system that transforms daily or weekly injections of diabetes and weight control drugs like Ozempic, Mounjaro, Trulicity,...

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Monitoring Outbreak Of H9n2 Cases In China, India Prepared For Any Health Exigency: Health Ministry

New Delhi, Nov 24 : The Union Health Ministry on Friday said it is closely monitoring the reported outbreak of H9N2 cases and clusters of respiratory illness in children in...

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Investment In Novel Therapies Key To Tackle Antimicrobial Resistance: Report

New Delhi, Nov 24 : Key priorities to tackle antimicrobial resistance (AMR) should include improved antimicrobial stewardship and investment in novel therapies, according to a report on Friday. World AMR...

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New Ai Tool Identifies Non-smokers At High Risk For Lung Cancer

New York, Nov 24 : A novel artificial intelligence (AI) tool can identify non-smokers who are at high risk for lung cancer using a routine chest X-ray image, according to...

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Kgmu Gets Patent For Dental Device

Lucknow, Nov 24 : A group of four doctors at the King George’s Medical University (KGMU) in Lucknow have patented a device that will reduce the need for multiple hands...

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Alzheimer’s Market To Reach $16 Bn In 2030: Report

New Delhi, Nov 24 : The Alzheimer’s disease market is projected to reach $16 billion in 2030, according to a report on Friday. According to the Global Burden of Disease...

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Antibiotic Misuse To Drive 10 Mn Amr-related Deaths A Year By 2050: Who

Copenhagen, Nov 24 : The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned against the misuse of antibiotics which could result in up to 10 million deaths a year by 2050 due...

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Simple 20 Mins Workouts Can Boost Brain After A Bad Night\'s Sleep

London, Nov 24 : Didn’t get a good night’s sleep? Just 20 minutes of moderate exercises can boost your brain, according to a study. The study, led by the University...

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Long Covid 4 Times More Likely In Unvaccinated: Study

London, Nov 22 : Long Covid is less likely among the vaccinated before infections, but among those unvaccinated, the risk is four times more, a study revealed. The study published...

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Spaceflight May Increase Men’s Risk Of Erectile Dysfunction: Study

New York, Nov 23 : Male astronauts exposed to high levels of galactic cosmic radiation and weightlessness during space missions can negatively affect vascular tissues relevant to erectile dysfunction, claimed...

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New Mri Study Reveals How Brain Changes In Long-covid Patients

London, Nov 23 : People with long-Covid exhibit patterns of changes in the brain that are different from fully recovered Covid-19 patients, according to research. The results based on diffusion...

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Eating Beef, Dairy Can Boost Immune System To Fight Cancer: Study

New York, Nov 23 : Turns out eating beef and dairy may bolster your body’s immune response against cancer, according to a study. Trans-vaccenic acid (TVA), a long-chain fatty acid...

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40% Rise In Eye Related Problems Due To Pollution, Say Delhi Docs

New Delhi, Nov 23 : Ophthalmologists in Delhi are observing sharp rise in number of patients suffering from eye problems like allergy, burning of eyes and itching due to high...

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China Sees Undiagnosed Pneumonia Outbreak In Children: Report

Beijing, Nov 23 : China is experiencing a major pneumonia outbreak with no known cause in children, and it is overwhelming paediatric hospitals in the country, according to a report....

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Weird Bacterium Behind Mystery Respiratory Illness Among Dogs In Us: Report

New York, Nov 23 : A “weird bacterium” may be the culprit behind a mystery respiratory illness seen among dogs in the US, according to a report. Scores of dogs...

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Medicine Shortage Hits Kgmu, Teachers Complain

Lucknow, Nov 23 : A shortage of medicines has hit the King George’s Medical University (KGMU) in Lucknow. Patients are reportedly waiting for almost a month to get the prescribed...

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Who Team Visits Bihar To Find Out About Mysterious Disease

Patna, Nov 22 : A team of World Health Organisation (WHO) on Wednesday visited Gaya city in Bihar to check about the mysterious disease in the area. More than 300...

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Omani Man Undergoes ‘5th Repeat Open Heart’ Surgery In Mumbai

Mumbai, Nov 22 : In a medical feat, doctors here successfully performed a fifth repeat open heart surgery on a 24-year-old man from Oman. The patient Khattab Omar Rashid was...

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Covid-19 Pandemic Likely Compromised Bone Health: Study

London, Nov 22 : The Covid-19 pandemic has had negative effects on bone tissue — including both bone mineral density in the forearm and total bone mineral content, according to...

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Patient Treated At Kerala Hospital Using Trenza Device

Thiruvananthapuram, Nov 22 : A medical team at KIMSHEALTH, a state of the art hospital, have successfully treated a patient suffering from brain aneurysm with Intrasaccular flow-diversion using the Trenza...

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Kerala Institute To Provide Support To Identify Rare Genetic Disorders In Kids

RGCB to provide support to identify rare Thiruvananthapuram, Nov 22 ( IANS) The Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology (RGCB), an autonomous institute under the government of India, on Wednesday announced...

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New Minimally Invasive Procedure To Restore Smell In Long Covid Patients

New York, Nov 22 : A 10-minute image-guided minimally invasive procedure can help restore the sense of smell in patients who have suffered with long-Covid, according to new research. Parosmia,...

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Excessive Use Of Antibiotics Makes Bacteria Drug Resistant: Experts

Lucknow, Nov 22 : Medical experts have said that excessive use of antibiotics, both in humans and animals, coupled with poor sanitation in hospitals, is making bacteria drug-resistant. This poses...

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Study Explains How Hearing Loss Is Linked With Dementia

New York, Nov 22 : Hearing impairment is associated with differences in specific brain regions, leading to dementia, finds a study. Hearing loss, which affects more than 60 per cent...

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Ultra-processed Foods May Up Mouth, Throat & Oesophagus Cancer Risk

London, Nov 22 : Eating more ultra-processed foods (UPFs) may be associated with a higher risk of developing cancers of the upper aerodigestive tract (including the mouth, throat and oesophagus),...

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Monkeypox Cases Spread To 5 Provinces In Indonesia

Jakarta, Nov 22 : Cases of monkeypox in Indonesia have spread to five provinces, the Health Ministry said. “The total has reached 51 confirmed cases, including 30 patients who have...

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Delhi’s Air Quality Continues To Be In ‘very Poor’ Category

New Delhi, Nov 21 : Air quality across Delhi continued to be in the ‘very poor’ category on Tuesday evening as the overall AQI of the city reached 384, according...

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Climate Risk On Pregnant Women & Kids \'neglected, Underreported\': Un

Geneva, Nov 21 : Pregnant women, babies and children face extreme health risks from climate catastrophes which have always been neglected, underreported and underestimated, according to a Call for Action...

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High Haemoglobin A Risk Factor For Stroke And Heart Attacks: Experts

New Delhi, Nov 21 : High haemoglobin levels can raise your risk of heart attack, stroke and blood clots, according to health experts. Known as polycythemia — a condition where...

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Hidden Abdominal Fat In Midlife May Raise Alzheimer’s Risk Later: Study

New York, Nov 21 : Higher amounts of visceral abdominal fat in midlife can raise the risk of Alzheimer’s disease, according to research. Visceral fat is fat surrounding the internal...

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Children In Lucknow Exposed To Dangerous Lead Levels: Study

Lucknow, Nov 21 : In a shocking revelation, a study conducted by the King George’s Medical University (KGMU) has found that exposure of children in Lucknow to lead — a...

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Poor Nutrition Can Spur Risk Of Anxiety, Depression & Diabetes

New York, Nov 21 : Poor nutrition plays a dual role, contributing to both the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes and impacting mental health, including anxiety and depression, two...

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Wearable Tech In Medical Market To Exceed $100 Bn In 2023: Report

New Delhi, Nov 21 : The market size of wearable technology in the medical sector in 2023 is projected to exceed $100 billion and is expected to grow at a...

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17 Hospitalised After Consuming \'biryani\' In K’taka Village

Chikkamagaluru, Nov 21 : At least 17 people, including nine women, fell ill and were hospitalised after eating ‘biryani’ in Chikkamagaluru district of Karnataka, said officials on Tuesday. The incident...

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New Cell Therapy May Help Treat Advanced Liver Disease

London, Nov 20 : A new type of cell therapy helped dramatically reduce serious liver-related complications that could lead to hospitalisation and death in patients with liver scarring, or cirrhosis....

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Here’s Why You Get Headache After Drinking Red Wine

New York, Nov 20 : Ever wondered why some people, drinking red wine even in small amounts, get a headache.Flavanol may be the culprit, finds a study. Typically, a “red...

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Air Filters Not Effective In Preventing Viral Infections: Study

London, Nov 20 : Technologies like air filtration, germicidal lights and ionisers are not effective in warding off risk of viral infections, finds a study. Researchers from the University of...

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New, Shorter Drug-resistant Tuberculosis Treatment Shows Promise

Paris, Nov 20 : New, shorter drug-resistant tuberculosis (TB) treatment — BPaL (comprised of bedaquiline, pretomanid, and linezolid) — showed a 94.5 per cent cure rate in countries with a...

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New Blood Test To Detect Silent, Lethal Pancreatic Cancer

Sydney, Nov 20 : Researchers have developed a novel blood test that could lead to the first early detection for pancreatic cancer. Pancreatic cancer has a poor survival rates marred...

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Bangladesh\'s Dengue Cases Soar Past 300,000 With 1,549 Deaths

Dhaka, Nov 20 : Bangladesh reported 1,291 new dengue cases and six more deaths in the last 24 hours, bringing the tally to 301,225 and the death toll to 1,549...

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New Moms & Dads Increasingly Turn To Social Media For Parenting Advice

New York, Nov 20 : New parents facing tough times to handle their newborns and toddlers with rocking them to sleep, feed and potty training, are increasingly turning to social...

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Study Shows Covid-related Loss Of Taste & Smell Improves In 3 Yrs

London, Nov 20 : People with impairment in sense of taste and smell are likely to see improvement three years after a Covid-19 infection, suggested a study. Loss of smell...

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New Glaucoma Treatment Strategy To Guide Stem Cells To Retina

New York, Nov 20 : Researchers have identified a promising new strategy for glaucoma cell replacement therapy. Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of blindness worldwide, and vision loss,...

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Nanoplastics May Promote Conditions For Parkinson’s, Dementia: Study

San Francisco, Nov 19 : Researchers have found that nanoplastics impact a specific protein found in the brain, causing changes linked to Parkinson’s disease and other types of dementia, a...

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Children Getting More Prone To Type 2 Diabetes : Experts

Lucknow, Nov 19 : Medical experts at the King George’s Medical University (KGMU) have said that more and more children are getting prone to type 2 Diabetes. Kauser Usman, senior...

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Rajamouli Wishes Preterm Babies To Grow \'big In Life\'

Hyderabad, Nov 19 : Well-known filmmaker S.S .Rajamouli extended his wishes for preterm babies to grow in life. “I heard many successful stories of preterm babies and I wish all...

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Fully Injectable Continuous Glucose Monitor For Diabetics Soon

New York, Nov 19 : Researchers at Texas A&M University in the US are working to create a fully injectable continuous glucose monitor (CGM) so small it rivals a grain...

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Hunger Hormones Impact Decision-making Brain Area To Drive Animal’s Behaviour: Study

London, Nov 19 : A hunger hormone produced in the gut can have a direct impact on a decision-making part of the brain, driving an animal’s behaviour, a new study...

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Ingestible Electronic Capsule Detects Breathing Depression In Sleep Apnea Patients

New York, Nov 19 : A team of researchers has developed an ingestible electronic device that can detect breathing depression in patients suffering from sleep apnea. The new sensor measures...

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Gurugram Docs Use Revolutionary Device On Iraqi Man To Treat Heart Failure

Gurugram, Nov 18 : Doctors here have successfully implanted a revolutionary device on an Iraqi man to treat his heart failure. Doctors at Max Hospital, Gurugram, implanted a cardiac contractility...

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Epilepsy Is A Neurological Disorder, Not A Mental Disorder: Doctors

New Delhi, Nov 18 : Epilepsy is a neurological disorder, and not a mental disorder, said doctors dispelling misconceptions. Epilepsy presents with a myriad of symptoms.Loss of consciousness, jerking of...

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Who, Doctors Unite To Condemn Israel For \'near Collapse\' Of Gaza\'s Hospitals

New Delhi, Nov 18 : Healthcare system in Gaza is on “its knees” and on the verge of “near collapse”, said the medical community while condemning attacks on hospitals, patients...

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Study Predicts Increased Resurgence In Invasive Meningitis Cases

London, Nov 18 : Researchers have found an unprecedented resurgence in the invasive meningococcal disease after the easing of control measures imposed during the Covid-19 epidemic, which may see a...

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Uk Approves World’s 1st Gene Therapy To Treat Sickle-cell, Thalassemia

London, Nov 18 : The UK has approved the world’s first gene therapy to treat blood disorders sickle-cell disease and thalassemia using the gene-editing tool CRISPR, which won its inventors...

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Malnutrition Linked With Global Rise In Antibiotic Resistance: Study

Toronto, Nov 18 : The ‘hidden hunger’ of micronutrient deficiencies could be an important factor for the global rise in antibiotic resistance, which is often attributed to overuse and misuse...

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Majority Of Australian Students\' Education Affected By Covid Pandemic: Survey

Canberra, Nov 18 : More than half of Australian secondary school students have said that the Covid-19 pandemic affected their education, a study has revealed. The survey, which was published...

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Celine Dion Determined To Stop Hiding Amid Stiff Person Syndrome Battle

Los Angeles, Nov 18 : Singer Celine Dion, according to a new report, wants to stop hiding at home amid her stiff person syndrome battle. A source told Closer Weekly...

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1.1mn Indian Children Missed Measles Vaccine In 2022: Who

New Delhi, Nov 17 : A whopping 1.1 million children in India missed their routine immunisation against measles in 2022, indicating suboptimal surveillance against the disease, according to a new...

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Aqi At \'very Poor\' Category In Delhi, Several Monitoring Stations Witness Rise In Co, No2 Levels

New Delhi, Nov 17 : Air quality across Delhi dipped to the “very poor” category on Friday evening as the overall AQI of the city reached 398, according to data...

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Cough, Sputum In Long Covid Due To Acute Covid Infection: Study

Tokyo, Nov 17 : People who suffered acute Covid-19 infection are more likely to experience prolonged cough and sputum production as part of long Covid, according to a Japanese study....

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Uk Detects 1st Case Of Deadly Cat Coronavirus That Killed 8,000 Felines In Cyprus

London, Nov 17 : The UK has identified the first case of a deadly cat coronavirus that early this year killed 8,000 felines in Cyprus. Early in January this year,...

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Increased Stress In Pregnancy Linked To Children\'s Behavioural Problems

New York, Nov 17 : Children whose mothers are highly stressed, anxious or depressed during pregnancy may be at higher risk for mental health and behaviour issues during their childhood...

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World\'s 1st Body Sound Capturing Wearables To Continuously Monitor Health

New York, Nov 17 : US researchers, led by one of Indian origin, have developed world’s first new soft, miniaturised wearable devices that can continuously track subtle sounds in the...

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Man Undergoes Surgery To Check Abnormal Growth In Height

Lucknow, Nov 17 : Doctors from the neurosurgery department at the Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences (RMLIMS) have successfully extracted a tumour from the pituitary gland of a...

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Who Says Loneliness A Global Health Threat

Geneva, Nov 17 : Loneliness is a pressing health threat, with serious consequences for the health and mental well-being of the elderly and young people worldwide, said the World Health...

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New Cancer Therapy May Help Tackle Tuberculosis

New York, Nov 17 : Researchers have found that a promising new cancer therapy is extremely potent against one of the world’s most devastating infectious diseases: tuberculosis (TB). Scientists at...

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People In Bihar\'s Gaya In Fear As \'mysterious\', Painful Illness Sweeps Area

Patna, Nov 16 : More than 300 people in a village in Bihar’s Gaya district have fallen sick in the last few weeks to an unknown disease, an official said....

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Day Before Voting, Mp Govt Employee On Poll Duty Dies

Bhopal, Nov 16 : A Madhya Pradesh government employee, engaged in poll duty for the November 17 Assembly polls, died in Betul district on Thursday after experiencing chest pains, an...

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How Air Pollution Affects Reproductive Health Of Women

New Delhi, Nov 16 : Even as air quality remains in ‘severe’ category in Delhi, experts said that breathing polluted air can significantly hurt reproductive health. On Thursday morning, air...

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No Relief, Delhi\'s Aqi Drops Into \'severe\' Category

New Delhi, Nov 16 : The overall Air Quality Index of Delhi was at 404, in the “severe” category on Thursday evening, according to data from the System of Air...

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Covid Likely To Settle As Seasonal Flu, Peak In Colder Months: Study

New York, Nov 16 : SARS-CoV-2, the virus behind Covid-19, will likely settle into a seasonable rhythm like influenza, becoming most active during the colder months in northern climes and...

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Dr. Reddy\'s Launches Wearable Migraine Management Device In India

Hyderabad, Nov 16 : Dr.Reddy’s Laboratories on Thursday announced the roll-out of Nerivio, a US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) approved wearable therapy device for drug-free management of migraine. Migraine...

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Global Study Reveals Devastating Impact Of Tobacco In India

London, Nov 16 : India, along with six other countries, lose 1.3 million lives every year to cancers caused by smoking tobacco, according to a study. The study, funded by...

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New Single-dose Chikungunya Vax To Revolutionise Global Health: Report

New Delhi, Nov 16 : Ixchiq, the world’s first chikungunya vaccine, has the potential to mitigate a major public health threat, and prevent millions of cases of chikungunya worldwide, according...

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People With Obesity Burn Less Energy During Day, More At Night: Study

New York, Nov 16 : Weight influences how and at what time bodies burn energy, shows a new research. The study published in the journal ‘Obesity’ found people who have...

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Exercising Daily At Same Time May Realign Body Clock, Boost Health

London, Nov 15 : Consistent daily patterns of exercise and rest can synchronise the local body clocks associated with joints and spine with the brain clock, potentially helping individuals to...

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Delhi Gasps For Fresh Air, Aqi In ‘very Poor’ Category

New Delhi, Nov 15 : The overall Air Quality Index of Delhi was at 386, in the “very poor” category on Wednesday evening, according to data from the System of...

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‘miracles Of Life,’ Says Doctors On Us Woman Pregnant With 2 Babies In 2 Uteruses

New Delhi, Nov 15 : Marvelled at the case of the US woman who is pregnant with two baby girls in both her uteruses, city doctors on Wednesday called it...

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Genomic Surveillance May Be Key To Fight Deadly Antimicrobial Resistance

London, Nov 15 : An international group of researchers have called to harness the potential of genomic surveillance to tackle antimicrobial resistance (AMR) — a major global challenge that could...

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Nhrc Seeks Report From Centre, States On Wellbeing Of Cops

Bhubaneswar, Nov 15 : The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has directed the Ministries of Health and Family Welfare as well as Home Affairs and Chief Secretaries of states and...

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Short Sleep, Shift Work May Raise Risk Of High Bp: Study

Sydney, Nov 15 : Short sleep lengths, daytime napping, shift work and even long sleep lengths have been linked to an increased risk of elevated blood pressure and cardiovascular disease,...

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Vegan Diet Can Reduce Hot Flashes In Postmenopausal Women By 95%: Study

New York, Nov 15 : Women who experience postmenopausal vasomotor symptoms, or hot flashes can greatly benefit by following a vegan diet rich in fruits, vegetables, grains, and beans, finds...

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Delaying Cord Clamping May Halve Death Risk In Premature Babies: Lancet

Sydney, Nov 15 : Waiting for two minutes or longer to clamp the umbilical cord of a premature baby soon after birth could help reduce the risk of death by...

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13 People, Including 10 Kids, In Rajasthan Lose Eyesight Due To Firecracker Accidents

Jaipur, Nov 15 : A total of 13 people, including 10 children, across several cities of Rajasthan including Jaipur, Jhunjhunu, and Bharatpur lost sight in at least one eye while...

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Delhi’s Aqi Remains At \'very Poor\' Level, Co & No2 Rise At Several Monitoring Stations

New Delhi, Nov 14 : There seems to be no let-up in the severity of the air pollution in the national capital as the AQI continued to be in “very...

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Wockhardt Posts Rs 73 Crore Net Loss In July-september Quarter

Mumbai, Nov 14 : Pharmaceutical company Wockhardt on Tuesday reported a consolidated net loss to Rs 73 crore for July-September quarter of the current financial year. The stand-alone net loss...

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Quit Smoking To Lower Risk Of Diabetes By 40%: Report

Geneva, Nov 14 : Quitting smoking may not only keep your lungs and heart healthier, but it can also reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes by as much as...

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New Gene Therapy Can Cut \'bad\' Cholesterol By 50% With A Single Dose

New York, Nov 14 : Millions of people taking statins daily to lower their cholesterol levels can benefit from a new gene therapy that has shown potential to reduce ‘bad’...

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Covid Rebound In 1 In 5 After Pfizer’s Antiviral Paxlovid: Study

New York, Nov 14 : While US pharma Pfizer’s antiviral Paxlovid remains a lifesaving drug, a new study showed that one in five individuals experienced Covid rebound. The study by...

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Limiting Food Intake In 10-hour Window Can Boosts Hunger, Mood & Sleep

London, Nov 14 : Eating in a 10-hour window, and fasting for the remaining 14 hours, is associated with higher energy and mood and lower hunger levels, new results from...

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Hackers Steal 2.2 Mn Patients’ Sensitive Data From Healthcare Major Mclaren

San Francisco, Nov 14 : US-based McLaren Health Care has admitted that hackers compromised sensitive personal and health information of 2.2 million patients in a recent cyber attack. The healthcare...

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How Diabetes Can Affect Health Of Your Skin And Feet

New Delhi, Nov 14 : Diabetes, which affects nearly all organs in the human body, can also have a significant effect on your skin and feet, said experts on World...

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Beato Enters Physical Clinics Collaborations On World Diabetes Day

New Delhi, Nov 14 : BeatO, India’s leading digital health platform focusing on diabetes control and treatment, announced on Tuesday that it would be launching physical touchpoints by collaborating with...

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Air Pollution Can Aggravate Complications For Diabetic Patients: Expert

Kolkata, Nov 14 : On the occasion of World Diabetes Day on Tuesday, a leading environmental activist and green technologist from Kolkata has emphasised the need for diabetic patients to...

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Ibs Could Be A Result Of Depression, Anxiety: Study

Lucknow, Nov 14 : An irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) need not necessarily be indicative of gut health, but it can also be a result of depression, anxiety and stress, according...

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Lack Of Sleep Increases Diabetes Risk In Women: Study

New York, Nov 14 : Women, especially those after menopause, not sleeping adequately may be at risk of diabetes, according to a study. The findings led by Columbia University researchers...

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New Single, Rapid Test Can Detect Both Hiv And Tb

New York, Nov 14 : US researchers have developed a new and rapid test that can detect both HIV and tuberculosis (TB) at the same time with just a small...

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Landmark Apple Health Studies Share New Glucose Control Insights On World Diabetes Day

New Delhi, Nov 14 : Two public landmark health studies led by Apple on Tuesday shared new findings that reinforce the benefits of physical activity on glucose and highlight some...

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Over 4 In 5 Indians Get Diabetes Diagnosis After Facing Complications: Study

New Delhi, Nov 14 : More than four in five people living with diabetes (87 per cent) in India find they are diabetic after developing complications associated with the condition,...

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India Ranks Second In Global Estimates Of Diabetes (nov 14 Is World Diabetes Day)

Hyderabad, Nov 13 : It is estimated that 422 million people live with diabetes across the world and India with 101 million diabetics ranks second. India also has 315 million...

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Conflicting Aqi Readings Ignite Air Quality Concerns In Delhi As Smog Shrouds Stations With Pm 2.5 At 500

New Delhi, Nov 13 : Confusion arose among residents of the national Capital on Monday as conflicting Air Quality Index (AQI) readings were reported. While the Central Pollution Control Board...

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Mpox Circulating Since 2016 Before Global Outbreak In 2022: Study

London, Nov 13 : Mpox, earlier known as Monkeypox, has been circulating in humans since 2016, before sparking a global health emergency in 2022, according to a research.Mpox virus is...

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Individual\'s Immune Response To Covid Virus May Determine Vax Efficacy

Tokyo, Nov 13 : Researchers have found that individual immune responses to the SARS-CoV-2 virus, particularly in mutant strains, can influence the efficacy of Covid-19 vaccines. Efforts to contain the...

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Air Pollution: A New Cause For The Rising Diabetes Rates In India?

New Delhi, Nov 13 : The prevalence of diabetes is rapidly increasing in India.According to the ICMR-INDIAB national study, there are currently 101 million people with diabetes and 136 million...

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Study Links Sleep Disorder With Increased Risk Of Irregular Heart Rhythm

New York, Nov 13 : Researchers have identified a link between sleep apnea, a sleep disorder, and the development of atrial fibrillation — a common heart rhythm disorder. Published in...

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Most Americans Not Concerned About Respiratory Illnesses Despite Severe Risks

New York, Nov 13 : Despite the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warning that this year will be potentially dangerous for respiratory illnesses, a third of Americans are...

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Novo Nordisk\'s Obesity Drug Can Reduce Heart Problem Risk By 20%: Study

London, Nov 13 : Novo Nordisk’s obesity drug semaglutide (marketed as Wegovy) can significantly reduce risk of major adverse cardiovascular events (MACE) by 20 per cent in adults with established...

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Polio Cases In Pak Increases To 5 This Yr

Islamabad, Nov 13 : The Pakistan Health Ministry said the number of polio cases in the country this year has increased to five after a child in Sindh province was...

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Your Coronary Calcium Scores Too Can Predict Risk For Heart Disease

New York, Nov 13 : While high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes and smoking are well known heart disease risks, not everyone who has a heart attack has them. A...

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26 Suffer Eye Injuries During Diwali Celebrations In B’luru

Bengaluru, Nov 13 : At least 26 people, including children, were injured and hospitalised in Bengaluru after sustaining injuries in the eyes while bursting firecrackers. Since Sunday night, 22 people...

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50 Sustain Eye Injuries During Diwali Celebrations In Hyderabad

Hyderabad, Nov 13 : At least 50 people have sustained eye injuries during Diwali celebrations in Hyderabad and the outskirts. Doctors at the government-run Sarojini Devi Eye Hospital said 50...

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Current Vitamin D Doses May Not Help Patients Achieve Optimal Levels

New York, Nov 12 : Current dosing recommendations are not helping patients achieve optimal Vitamin D levels, two new studies have found. Low levels of Vitamin D have been shown...

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On Diwali Day, Delhi\'s Overall Aqi In \'poor\' Category

New Delhi, Nov 12 : The overall AQI of the national capital on Diwali evening on Sunday remained in the “poor” category. One of the hotspots, the Anand Vihar station...

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Covid Lockdowns Led To Rising Adhd Risk Among 10-yr-old Kids: Study

San Francisco, Nov 12 : While Covid-19 lockdowns had a major impact on children’s mental health, new research now highlighted how those impacted ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) risk in...

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Delhi Univ Prof Offers Hope To Parkinson\'s Victims, Clinical Trials In Us

New Delhi, Nov 12 : Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a serious illness, affecting more than 10 million people worldwide.Tremors, excessive shaking of the entire body or limbs, stiffness, slowed walking,...

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Sensitivity To Common Food May Significantly Up Risk Of Heart Disease: Study

San Francisco, Nov 12 : Sensitivity to common food allergens such as dairy and peanuts could be an important and previously unappreciated cause of heart disease, and could also increase...

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Virtual Reality Experiences Can Alleviate Fear, Phobias

Washington, Nov 12 : Virtual reality (VR) experiences have emerged as a novel way to investigate and treat fear and phobias among humans, a new study has said. In VR...

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Study By Indian-american Finds Reducing Salt Intake Lowered Blood Pressure In As Little As One Week

New York, Nov 12 : A study led by an Indian-American researcher has found that nearly everyone can lower their blood pressure, including people on medication, by cutting down their...

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Psychedelic Compounds May Treat Certain Psychiatric Disorders: Research

Washington, Nov 12 : Psychedelic compounds, like those found in various mushroom species, show promise in treating psychiatric disorders, including phobias, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, and substance use disorder,...

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Up Hospitals Are ‘diwali-ready’

Lucknow, Nov 12 : Medical facilities in Uttar Pradesh have been directed to remain ‘Diwali-ready’ for the festive season. In Lucknow, the emergency wing of Civil, Balrampur, Rani Laxmibai, Ram...

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Maternal Exposure To Cannabis Raises Diabetes Risk In Children

Toronto, Nov 12 : Children born to pregnant women who consume cannabis for various reasons, including alleviating nausea, body aches and anxiety are likely to have an increased risk of...

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Shingles Vax Continues To Provide Some Protection After 10 Yrs: Study

New York, Nov 11 : The effectiveness of the live zoster (shingles) vaccine is highest in the first year after vaccination and then wanes substantially. But it continues to provide...

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Can Prenatal Vitamin D Supplements Reduce A Child\'s Risk Of Asthma?

New York, Nov 11 : Vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy can help reduce rates of asthma and wheezing in children compared to standard prenatal multivitamin, according to a study. Vitamin...

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Study Finds 187 New Genetic Variants Linked To Prostate Cancer

New York, Nov 11 : Researchers have identified 187 new genetic variants linked to prostate cancer that can help predict who would or wouldn’t develop the condition. The team led...

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Children\'s Antibodies May Help Develop New Therapies For Covid-19

New York, Nov 11 : Researchers have found that children’s antibodies can effectively fight out Covid-19 infection, and that kids could be an underutilised source of potential antibody therapies to...

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Low-fat Diet May Help Reduce Fatigue In People With Multiple Sclerosis

New York, Nov 11 : People with multiple sclerosis (MS) could benefit from a low-fat diet to improve the fatigue that’s a debilitating, and often-underappreciated, symptom of the condition, according...

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Gauhati University Allows Menstrual Leaves, Relaxes Attendance For Exams

Guwahati, November 11 : The Gauhati University will allow female students to take menstrual leaves and also grant relaxation in their attendance to appear for exams, officials said on Saturday....

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States Across Indo-gangetic Plains Have To Work Together: Us Expert

New Delhi, Nov 11 : Any solution to air pollution needs an airshed-level approach, as pollution is not restricted to geopolitical boundaries.Only about 40 per cent of Delhi’s pollution is...

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Rising Pm2.5 Load In Mumbai\'s Air Spurs \'silent Health Crisis\': Experts

Mumbai, Nov 11 : As the Maharashtra government and the BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation fret and fume to control the atmospheric pollution levels in Mumbai and other cities, top medical experts...

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Not Much Relief From Rain Showers, Delhi’s Aqi Still In \'very Poor\' Category

New Delhi, Nov 10 : Rain in several parts of Delhi-NCR during the day on Friday provided much-needed respite from the escalating air pollution, resulting in the Air Quality Index...

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Broccoli May Protect Against Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Study

New York, Nov 10 : High fibre diets, like those that include broccoli sprouts or other cruciferous vegetables, may reduce disease symptoms and improve quality of life in patients with...

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Indian-origin Man Among Claimants In Oxford-astrazeneca Covid Vax Lawsuit

London, Nov 10 : An Indian-origin man is among claimants who filed a lawsuit against the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine — administered as Covishield in India — over a rare blood...

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Biocon\'s Net Profit Doubles To Rs 172.7 Crore In Q2

Bengaluru, Nov 10 : Indian pharmaceutical giant Biocon on Friday reported a net profit of Rs 172.7 crore in the September quarter of financial year 2023-24, more than double its...

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Us Millionaire Does Shock Therapy To Get 18-yr-old’s Erections

New York, Nov 10 : Age obsessed 45-yr-old US millionaire Bryan Johnson has been taking a painful shock therapy on his genitals to get erections of an 18-yr-old boy. Speaking...

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Rare Heart Surgery Gives New Lease Of Life To Patient

Lucknow, Nov 10 : A 64-year-old patient survived a massive heart attack after the implantation of a four-lead pacemaker called LOT-CRT (Left Bundle Branch Optimised – Cardiac Resynchronisation Therapy). Doctors...

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Usfda Okays World\'s First Chikungunya Vaccine

Washington, Nov 10 : The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the world’s first chikungunya vaccine. The vaccine Ixchiq, developed by French biotech company Valneva, is approved for...

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Sgpgims To Have Separate Transgender Clinic

Lucknow, Nov 10 : The Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGIMS) will start a dedicated multidisciplinary transgender clinic very soon. SGPGI director Prof.R.K Dhimanmade this announcement during...

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Gargling With Salt Water May Help Prevent Covid Hospitalisation: Study

New York, Nov 10 : In an interesting study, researchers have confirmed that the common remedy of gargling with salt water may help improve respiratory symptoms and fight Covid, helping...

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Lack Of Exercise, More Junk Food Spiking Diabetes In Young Indians: Docs

New Delhi, Nov 9 : Shifting lifestyles, with almost zero exercise and increased consumption of junk foods, are the major reasons behind the significant surge in Type 2 diabetes cases...

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Thane Cops Rush Medical Help To Woman Who Delivered Baby On Pavement

Thane (Maharashtra), Nov 9 : In a heart-warmer, Thane Police’s ‘Nirbhaya’ team helped rush medical aid and saved the life of a woman who delivered a baby on a busy...

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Delhi Doc Claims Ivf Cycles Getting \'cancelled\' Due To Air Pollution

New Delhi, Nov 9 : Women trying to get pregnant via in vitro fertilisation (IVF) have become the latest victims of the ongoing air pollution levels in the national capital,...

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1 In 3 Deaths From Skin Cancer Due To Working Under The Sun: Un Agencies

Geneva, Nov 9 : Working under the sun is leading to nearly 1 in 3 deaths from non-melanoma skin cancer, according to joint estimates by the World Health Organization (WHO)...

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How Healthy Tissue Can Help Catch Lung Cancer’s Return

New York, Nov 9 : Genetic information collected from seemingly healthy tissue near lung tumours may be a better predictor of whether cancer will come back after treatment than analysis...

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Can Increasing Workplace Flexibility Lower Heart Disease Risk?

New York, Nov 9 : Increasing workplace flexibility may lower employees’ risk of cardiovascular disease, according to a new study. The study led by researchers at Harvard T.H.Chan School of...

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In A First, Kgmu Performs Full Shoulder Replacement Surgery

Lucknow, Nov 9 : For the first time in its history, the King George’s Medical University (KGMU), has successfully performed a full shoulder replacement surgery. The surgery was performed on...

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Allergies May Up Risk Of Developing Long Covid: Study

London, Nov 9 : People with pre-existing allergic conditions are more vulnerable to experience long-term symptoms associated with Covid-19, or long Covid, according to a study. Although the data as...

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Yoga May Help Reduce Frequency Of Seizures, Related Anxiety: Aiims Study

New Delhi, Nov 9 : For people with epilepsy, doing yoga may help reduce feelings of stigma about the disease along with reducing seizure frequency and anxiety, claims new research....

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Delhi Chokes: Air Quality Becomes \'severe\' Again

New Delhi, Nov 9 : The overall Air Quality Index on Thursday morning was at 398, in the ‘very poor’ category, according to data from the System of Air Quality...

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Delhi Chokes: Air Quality Become \'severe\' Again

New Delhi, Nov 9 : The overall Air Quality Index on Thursday morning was at 398, in the ‘very poor’ category, according to data from the System of Air Quality...

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Mumbai’s Sir J.j. Hospital Opens Opd For Air Pollution Patients

Mumbai, Nov 8 : As air pollution bogs down Mumbai for the past couple of months, the state-run Sir J.J.Hospital here has opened a separate OPD ward to provide emergency...

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Us Cdc Flags New Covid Variants Jn.1, Hv.1

New Delhi, Nov 8 : After a brief lull, Covid-19 infections have resurfaced with newer variants.The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has flagged concerns over two new...

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Ketamine Clinics Advertising False, Misleading Health Claims: Study

New York, Nov 8 : Hundreds of clinics may be using false and misleading statements in online advertising campaigns by offering off-label and unapproved ketamine to treat a variety of...

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Daily Caffeinated Soda Can Make Young Kids Try Alcohol Early: Study

New York, Nov 8 : The trend among younger children to frequently drink caffeinated soda may indicate higher risk of alcohol consumption in the future, new research suggests. In a...

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New Inhaled Monoclonal Antibodies May Help Fight Covid, Flu

New York, Nov 8 : Inhaled monoclonal antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 significantly reduced Covid-19 disease in nonhuman primates, finds research that will enable another at-home treatment option for flu and other...

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Ai To Drive Medical Devices Industry To $1.2 Bn In 2027: Report

New Delhi, Nov 8 : The global market for Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the medical devices industry is set to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 29.1...

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In A First, Kgmu Performs Two Back-to-back Liver Transplants In A Day

Lucknow, Nov 8 : King George’s Medical University (KGMU) has become the first government medical institute in Uttar Pradesh to perform two back-to-back successful liver transplants —one cadaveric and one...

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B\'desh Reports Over 1,400 Dengue Deaths This Yr

Dhaka, Nov 8 : Bangladesh has reported more than 1,400 dengue deaths so far this year, with nearly 300,000 people infected by the mosquito-borne disease. Based on the latest data...

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Record 7.5 Mn People Globally Diagnosed With Tb In 2022: Who

Geneva, Nov 8 : A whopping 7.5 million people worldwide — the highest ever since records began in 1995 — were diagnosed with tuberculosis (TB) in 2022, the World Health...

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Assam To Get 10 New Cancer Hospitals, Govt To Invest Rs 135 Cr In First Phase

Guwahati, Nov 8 : Assam government has decided to invest at least Rs 135 crore in the Assam Cancer Care Foundation (ACCF) for construction of three cancer hospitals across the...

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Ohio Votes To Enshrine Abortion Rights In State Constitution

Washington, Nov 8 : The US state of Ohio has voted to enshrine abortion rights in its constitution, with early results showing that more than 55 per cent of the...

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Allahabad Hc Asks Up Govt To Provide Specific Information About Treatment Of Abandoned Patients

Prayagraj, Nov 8 : The Allahabad High Court has directed the Uttar Pradesh government to provide specific information to it about the measures in place and the budget allocation for...

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Warming Temperatures To Spike Dengue In Us, Europe: Who Scientist

London, Nov 7 : Increasing climate change is expected to drive dengue, a mosquito-borne disease that kills thousands of people every year, to newer areas like the US and Europe,...

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Stubble Burning Not Only To Blame For Alarming Spike In Air Quality In Delhi: Cse Report

New Delhi, Nov 7 : Delhi’s pollution level – PM2.5 concentration – saw its first huge spike of this winter season on November 2 with a sudden and staggering 68...

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Covid Surge Led To 4-fold Rise In Congenital Abnormalities In China: Report

Beijing, Nov 7 : Doctors in China have identified an increased association of SARS-CoV-2 infection during early weeks of gestation with a congenital abnormality called Situs Inversus, where internal organs...

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Long Covid In Women Linked To Inflammation Levels During Infection: Study

New York, Nov 7 : Women who have mild inflammation in the acute stages of Covid-19 infection may be more likely to experience a particular set of long Covid symptoms,...

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Ai Twice As Accurate As Biopsy At Diagnosing Severity Of Rare Cancer: Study

London, Nov 7 : Artificial intelligence (AI) could be around twice as accurate as a biopsy at grading the aggressiveness of some sarcomas, according to new research. Sarcoma is a...

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New Brain Implant Shows Promise To Translate Speech From Thoughts

New York, Nov 7 : A team of scientists have developed a novel prosthetic that has the potential to decode signals from the brain’s speech centre to predict what a...

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Patients With Respiratory Trouble Face Higher Risk Of Complications

Lucknow, Nov 7 : People suffering from respiratory problems face a higher risk of health complications in wake of deterioration in Lucknow’s air quality index (AQI) from ‘moderate’ to ‘poor’,...

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Ai Can Predict, Prevent Sudden Cardiac Death

London, Nov 7 : Predicting sudden cardiac death, and perhaps even addressing a person’s risk to prevent future death, may be possible through artificial intelligence (AI), according to a research...

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Pm2.5 Pollution In Winter Raises Heart Attack, Chest Pain Risks: Study

New York, Nov 7 : The risk of heart attack, chest pain and related hospitalisation is higher during winter compared to summer, shows a study, amid the increasing air pollution...

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Air Pollution: Diwali Firecrackers For Only 3 Hours, Orders Bombay Hc

Mumbai, Nov 6 : In some significant directions, the Bombay High Court on Monday directed that during Diwali festival, firecrackers can be burst only between 7-10 p.m.in view of the...

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Delhi’s Aqi Slightly Improves, Enter Into \'very Poor\' Category

New Delhi, Nov 6 : The air quality in Delhi-NCR slightly improved on Monday evening with an overall Air Quality Index at 399, in the “very poor” category, according to...

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Gurugram Air Pollution: Primary Schools To Be Closed From Tuesday

Gurugram, Nov 6 : With the city’s Air Quality Index continuing to remain in the ‘severe’ category, the Gurugram district administration on Monday said primary schools will remain closed from...

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Traumatic Events May Raise Effects Of Poor Sleep On Kids\' Heart Health: Study

San Francisco, Nov 6 : Traumatic events experienced during childhood between the age of 6 to 17 might increase the negative health effects of too much or too little sleep...

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New Flexible X-ray Detectors May Revolutionise Cancer Treatment: Study

London, Nov 6 : Researchers have said that the new generation of flexible X-ray detectors developed using new materials could revolutionise cancer treatment and can be used for other purposes,...

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High Biological Age May Up Risk Of Dementia, Stroke: Study

New Delhi, Nov 6 : People who have a higher biological age than their actual chronological age have a significantly increased risk of stroke and dementia, especially vascular dementia, new...

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Delhi’s Aqi Continues To Be In \'severe\' Category, Improves Slightly At Some Points

New Delhi, Nov 5 : The air quality in Delhi-NCR continued to be “severe” on Sunday evening with the overall Air Quality Index at 471 in yet another smoggy day,...

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Truck Entry Banned, Push To Wfh As Centre Invokes Grap Stage Iv To Tackle Rising Pollution In Delhi

New Delhi, Nov 5 : The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) on Sunday decided to invoke Stage IV of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) in the entire Delhi-NCR...

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Uk Surgeons Perform Combined C-sec, Ovarian Cancer Surgery On 4 Women

London, Nov 5 : In a groundbreaking medical procedure, four women in the UK successfully underwent a combined surgery, in which they gave birth by caesarean section (C-sec) and at...

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Healthcare Workers More Biased Against Transgender People, Reveals Study

London, Nov 5 : Healthcare professionals, and in particular nurses, are more biased against transgenders than people who are not healthcare professionals, finds a study. According to the study, published...

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Stem Cells Therapy Show Promise To Treat, Reverse Osteoarthritis

Sydney, Nov 5 : Australian researchers have discovered a novel population of stem cells which are responsible for the progression of osteoarthritis, an advance that may also pave the way...

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Ai Can Predict Risk Progress To Glaucoma: Study

Seoul, Nov 5 : Training artificial intelligence (AI) to recognise red flags in retinal images can help predict if and when people can go on to develop glaucoma — the...

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Ai To Bring High-quality And Affordable Healthcare To People: Google

New Delhi, Nov 5 : The next generation of AI and large language models (LLMs) represents a dramatic shift in capability and promises to bring high-quality, affordable care and health...

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Delayed Diagnosis In Babies\' Heart Diseases Can Prove Fatal

Lucknow, Nov 5 : Delay in diagnosis of congenital heart disease (CHD) in babies can prove fatal. This was highlighted by experts on the 70th anniversary of the paediatrics department...

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Delhi Air Pollution Ups \'risk Of Death Due To Heart Attacks’: Bengaluru Cardiologist

New Delhi, Nov 5 : Dr Deepak Krishnamurthy, a senior interventional cardiologist at Sakra World Hospital in Bengaluru, on Sunday warned that exposure to highly polluted air increases the risk...

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Practising Mindfulness Can Foster Heart-healthy Food Choices: Study

New York, Nov 5 : Practising mindfulness focused on healthy eating can be good for the heart, a new study shows, because it improves self-awareness and helps people stick to...

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Study Links Impaired Kidney Function With Cognitive Disorders

New York, Nov 5 : Kidney disease has been linked with the development of cognitive problems, according to research. Chronic kidney disease, also called chronic kidney failure, involves a gradual...

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