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One woman dies in every 2 minutes from preventable cervical cancer
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On the first official World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day, the UN announced on Monday that cervical cancer, a treatable and preventable disease, kills one woman worldwide every two minutes. The Seventy-eighth World Health Assembly (WHA78.8) set November 17 as a…
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COVID during pregnancy may increase the risk of autism and motor disorders in children
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According to new research, children born to moms who contracted COVID-19 during pregnancy may be at a greater risk of developing developmental abnormalities by the time they reach three, such as autism, motor impairments, and speech delays. These could be…
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Keto diets heavy in fat may increase the risk of breast cancer
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The ketogenic diet, which is low in carbs and rich in fat, is very popular for losing weight, but a recent study on animals has shown that it may increase the risk of aggressive breast cancer. The risk of triple-negative…
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Diabetic retinopathy is not identified until vision loss occurs
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Ahead of World Retina Day on Saturday, medical experts said that diabetic retinopathy is quickly becoming the most common cause of vision loss in India, although it is often overlooked until vision loss has already occurred. To promote awareness of…
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Physiotherapists cannot use the prefix “Dr.” as they are not medical doctors: DGHS
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Since physiotherapists are not medical doctors, the Directorate General of Health Services has issued a regulation ordering them to refrain from using the prefix “Dr.” DGHS Dr. Sunita Sharma wrote in a letter dated September 9 that physiotherapists would be…
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Indians may benefit from lowering their BP threshold to less than 120/80 mm Hg
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The American Heart Association’s (AHA) decision to lower the BP threshold to less than 120/80 mm Hg may help increase awareness and encourage earlier interventions in India, where cases of hypertension, or high blood pressure, are on the rise, especially…
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Common heart attack medications may increase women’s risk of dying
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A study released that beta blockers, which have been the standard treatment for heart attacks for the past 40 years, may not help patients who have had them and may even increase the risk of mortality for some women. The…
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Social media clips on smartphones for just 1 hour can wear your eyes out: Study
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Do you have digital eye strain? A study found that eye fatigue can result after just one hour of scrolling through social media videos on smartphones. According to a study that was published in the Journal of Eye Movement Research,…
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Stalking can increase a woman’s risk of heart disease and stroke by more than 40%: Study
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According to a concerning study released on Monday, women who have been stalked are over 40% more likely to suffer from heart disease and stroke. According to data on intimate partner abuse gathered by the US Centers for Disease Control…
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Children’s severe post-Covid syndrome may be treated with a gluten-related medication
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According to tiny research, a medication intended to treat celiac disease, an autoimmune condition that primarily affects the small intestine, has shown potential for infants with severe post-COVID syndrome. Despite being uncommon in children, COVID infection causes multisystem inflammatory syndrome…
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