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Fertility in Your 20s and 30s: Why Age Alone Doesn’t Guarantee Reproductive Health
For years, fertility has been closely linked with youth. Many people assume that being in your 20s or early 30s automatically means your...
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Obesity Now Linked to Higher Risk of Severe Infections and Death, Major Study Warns
Obesity has long been associated with chronic illnesses such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and certain cancers. However, a major new international...
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World Childhood Cancer Day 2026: When a Fever Isn’t Just a Fever: Early Signs of Childhood Cancer Parents Miss
A child’s fever often signals something common—a viral infection, a cold, or flu. Most parents breathe a sigh of relief when a mild...
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Obesity Linked to One in Ten Infection Deaths Globally, Major Study Reveals
A major international study published in The Lancet has found that obesity is strongly associated with a significantly higher risk of severe outcomes...
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Early Cancer Detection and Testing: How to Overcome Stigma and Misconceptions
Cancer remains one of the most feared diseases worldwide, not only because of its physical impact but also due to the psychological and...
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Cancer Isn’t Just Genetics—It’s Your Lifestyle, Environment, and Stress Combined
For decades, cancer has largely been viewed as a disease written into a person’s genes. While genetic predisposition does play a role in...
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Digital Eye Strain And Mental Fatigue: How Screen Overload Is Affecting Young Professionals
It this hyper-connected world, screens have become indispensable tools for work, communication, and entertainment. From laptops and tablets to smartphones and smart TVs,...
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Smoke and Spirits: How Two Everyday Habits Drive Nearly 40% of Global Cancer — and What We Can Do About It
A groundbreaking global analysis released by the World Health Organization (WHO) and its International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has revealed a...
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World No Tobacco Day 2026: Why WHO Is Warning About Flavoured Vapes and a New Generation of Nicotine Users
For decades, public health campaigns focused primarily on cigarettes. Today, however, health experts are increasingly concerned about a new threat—flavoured vaping products and...
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Heatwave and Heart Attack Risk: Why Extreme Summer Temperatures Can Be Dangerous for Your Heart
As temperatures continue to soar across many parts of India, doctors are warning that heatwaves are not merely uncomfortable—they can also be dangerous...
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World Blood Cancer Day: Doctors Warn Early Symptoms of Leukemia and Lymphoma Are Often Ignored
Blood cancer cases are rising globally, but doctors say one of the biggest challenges remains delayed diagnosis due to ignored or misunderstood symptoms....
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World No Tobacco Day 2026: Vaping, Gutka, and Cigarettes — How Tobacco Quietly Damages the Entire Body
Tobacco use continues to remain one of the world’s leading preventable causes of death, claiming millions of lives every year. While lung cancer...
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Valvular heart disease patients face greater health risks from air pollution: Study
Did you know that air pollution can worsen outcomes in individuals with heart valve disease causing more than just an irritation to your...
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