Health
- Dec- 2023 -12 December
It might become possible to carry out surgeries without having to cut the skin open in the near future
Researchers at Duke University and Harvard Medical School have developed a proof-of-concept 3D printer that uses ultrasound to print biomaterials…
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Study: Playing action video games for an hour significantly boosts alertness
Playing video games, particularly action games, has been linked to increased attentional alertness, according to a recent study published in…
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Research shows SARS-CoV-2 present in lungs 18 months post-infection”
A study conducted by the Institut Pasteur and the Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) has revealed that the…
Read More » - 11 December
Study: Eating fatty foods as a form of seeking comfort can exacerbate mental stress
Indulging in comfort eating, particularly consuming fatty foods like chocolate or crisps during times of stress, may have detrimental effects…
Read More » - 9 December
A rare cross-border kidney swap transplant save the lives of two mothers
A groundbreaking cross-border kidney swap transplant was successfully conducted in Mumbai, marking the first of its kind in the city.…
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Benefits of eating ghee in empty stomach
Consuming ghee (clarified butter) on an empty stomach is believed to offer several potential benefits, although it’s important to note…
Read More » - 6 December
Remains of Wayanad man exhumed following family’s medical negligence complaint.
In an unusual turn of events, the remains of Vadakke Kannamangalath Stebin, a 28-year-old man who passed away at a…
Read More » - 5 December
CDSCO identifies 59 Drugs deemed ‘below standard quality’
In October, a Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) alert revealed that 59 drug samples, including those from reputed companies,…
Read More » - 3 December
Enhancing Hydration with Chia and Flax Seeds in drinking water
Adding chia seeds and flax seeds to drinking water can offer several health benefits: 1. Rich in Nutrients: Chia seeds…
Read More » - 2 December
Benefits of Vit-D supplements challenged after a clinical trial found that this is not true
A prevailing notion that Vitamin D supplements play a crucial role in averting bone fractures in children has been contested…
Read More » - 1 December
Skin conditions related to HIV/AIDS
HIV, the Human Immunodeficiency Virus, specifically targets the immune system and, when left untreated, can advance to Acquired Immune Deficiency…
Read More » - 1 December
Everything you need to know about smoking and reproductive health among young women
Recently, there has been a noticeable and troubling increase in reproductive health issues affecting young women who smoke. This concerning…
Read More » - 1 December
WHO urges collaboration for 3.9 million HIV cases in Southeast Asia
Approximately 3.9 million individuals in the South-East Asia region are grappling with HIV, constituting roughly 10% of the global HIV…
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Public health labs amid Pneumonia outbreak in China, prepares for future pandemics
In response to concerns regarding a potential new wave of pneumonia in China and the threat of Disease X, the…
Read More » - 30 November
Benefits of dried Kiwi
1. Rich in Nutrients: Dried kiwi retains many of the nutrients found in fresh kiwi, such as vitamins C and…
Read More » - 30 November
6 tips to kill your laziness in morning
1. Establish a Consistent Routine: Set a regular waking time and stick to it. A consistent wake-up schedule helps regulate…
Read More » - 29 November
Five Michigan women gets syphilis after having sexual encounters with the same man
Recently, five women in Michigan contracted syphilis in their eyes following sexual encounters with the same man, prompting concerns among…
Read More » - 29 November
Soap’s Role in Combating Mosquitoes Carrying Malaria
Scientists at The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) have uncovered a breakthrough in the fight against malaria by…
Read More » - 27 November
The Importance of Grasping Early Onset of Sexual Development
In girls, puberty typically starts between 8 and 13 years. Early puberty, occurring before 8, brings about premature development of…
Read More » - 27 November
China Monitors Pneumonia Outbreak; Urges States to Assess Healthcare Readiness
The Union Health Ministry has taken a proactive stance in response to recent reports indicating a surge in respiratory illness…
Read More » - 26 November
China Faces COVID-Like Virus Scare; Kerala Issues Alert
The Kerala Health Department has issued a statewide caution following the confirmation of a mysterious virus outbreak in China, leading…
Read More » - 25 November
Non-vaccinated people face quadruple risk of enduring prolonged effects from Covid.
A recent study published by The BMJ reveals that the risk of developing long Covid is four times higher among…
Read More » - 24 November
Domestic production lowers costs of medicines for four rare diseases
Indian pharmaceutical companies are now producing medicines for four rare diseases, leading to a significant reduction in their prices, according…
Read More » - 24 November
Understanding antibiotic resistance is crucial to protect public health.
Antibiotics, hailed for their life-saving capabilities, confront a perilous adversary – antibiotic resistance. This global menace, born from rampant misuse,…
Read More » - 22 November
Tips for Winter Skin care
Winter weather can be harsh on the skin, often leading to dryness, irritation, and other issues. Here are some tips…
Read More » - 21 November
WHO reports 43% rise in global measles deaths from 2021 to 2022
A recent report from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reveals…
Read More » - 21 November
Dengue outbreak hits Bangladesh hard: cases surpass 300,000
Bangladesh is grappling with its most severe outbreak of dengue, with reported cases surpassing 300,000, according to media reports on…
Read More » - 20 November
Study finds that dining early is linked to a longer life
The correlation between lifestyle choices and their impact on health and longevity, encompassing exercise, sleep patterns, and dietary habits, is…
Read More » - 20 November
Study: High self-respect acts as protector against depression
Key factors influencing how individuals cope with depressive symptoms and resist suicidal thoughts include self-respect and the perception of equal…
Read More » - 20 November
Study claims that children develop behavioural issues if mothers experience high stress during pregnancy
New research has established a connection between the stress and anxiety levels experienced by mothers during pregnancy and the behavioral…
Read More » - 20 November
Study claims that increasing screen time is killing your cognitive abilities
The escalation in young people’s screen time is proving to be perilous, exerting a considerable adverse influence on their cognitive…
Read More » - 18 November
Urinary Incontinence can be treated with physiotherapy, claims medical experts
Urinary Incontinence (UI) is a prevalent issue impacting women of all ages, significantly affecting their lives. Fortunately, physiotherapy, specifically pelvic…
Read More » - 18 November
Managing Epileptic Seizures in Young Children: Effective Response Strategies
Epilepsy, a neurological disorder more prevalent in children, leads to seizures varying in manifestation. While brief episodes typically don’t harm…
Read More » - 17 November
Health benefits of barley soup
Barley soup offers a range of health benefits, making it a nutritious addition to your diet. Some of the key…
Read More » - 16 November
Research claims that life expectancy chasm widens in US as men die six years before women
For more than a century, it has been established that, on average, women tend to live longer than men. However,…
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