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Light Pollution Linked to Alzheimer’s Disease: New Research Highlights Growing Concern
Researchers from Rush University Medical Center in Chicago have discovered a link between light pollution at night and the risk of developing Alzheimer’s...
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Health Ministry Approves New, More Efficient Treatment Regimen for Drug-Resistant TB in India
New Delhi, September 07: Under vision of the Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of a TB-free India by 2025, five years ahead...
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100 Dangerous Viruses Found in China’s Fur Animals, Nearly 40 Could Infect Humans
A new study has uncovered 125 different viruses circulating in animals on fur farms in China, raising concerns about the potential for these...
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Traffic Noise Could Pose Serious Health Risks for Both Men and Women
A new study has found that air pollution could be a significant factor in male infertility, while noise pollution may affect women’s ability...
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Over 200 Million Indians Not Meeting WHO Physical Activity Guidelines: Report
A new report titled State of Sports and Physical Activity in India highlights a concerning trend: around 155 million Indian adults and 45...
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Omicron Variant FLIRT Spreading Rapidly Across Globe: Is India At Risk Too?
New Delhi, September 06: The COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve, with new variants emerging and spreading across the globe. One such variant, Omicron...
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Japanese Man Sleeps Only 30 Minutes a Day to Extend good Health and Lifespan: Is It Really Healthy?
Sleep is considered essential for good health, but 40-year-old Daisuke Hori from Japan has surprised the world with his unusual sleep routine. Instead...
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UK Regulator Finds No Link Between Diabetes, Obesity Drugs and Suicidal Thoughts
Britain’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has concluded that there is no evidence connecting a popular class of diabetes and obesity...
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World No Tobacco Day 2026: Why WHO Is Warning About Flavoured Vapes and a New Generation of Nicotine Users
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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
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Valvular heart disease patients face greater health risks from air pollution: Study
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