Health
Mysterious virus spreading in US causes polio-like paralysis in children: All about it
A respiratory virus linked to paralysis in children is spreading across the US, causing concerns about a potential rise in a rare polio-like illness.
Health
Would calorie labels on alcohol packages make heavy drinkers cut back?
A study has found that heavy drinkers would consider changing their drinking habits if calorie labels were added to alcoholic beverages.
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Genetic testing mandatory before marriage in UAE: What is it?
Abu Dhabi's Department of Health is making premarital genetic testing compulsory for UAE couples. This testing will help couples assess the risk of passing genetic disorders to future children.
Health
Over 3,600 chemicals from food packaging found in human bodies
Around 100 of these chemicals are considered to be of "high concern" to human health, said lead study author Birgit Geueke from the Food Packaging Forum Foundation, a Zurich-based NGO.
Health
Why water is not enough to stay hydrated
Water is vital to the body, but alone it's not enough for proper hydration. That's where electrolytes come in—minerals like sodium, potassium, and chloride, which play a crucial role in keeping the body hydrated.
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Over 7 million stroke deaths every year linked to air pollution, high blood pressure
A Lancet study has revealed that over 11 million stroke cases were reported in 2021, which has risen by 70% since 1990.
Health
XEC Covid variant likely to dominate in winter across Western nations: Expert
The XEC variant of Covid-19 is showing no signs of being a potential variant of concern, particularly in Europe, where it has reached a prevalence of 5.96 per cent in August.
Health
Three cups of black coffee a day enough to lower diabetes, heart disease risk
The study found that people who regularly drank coffee or consumed caffeine, especially in moderate amounts, had a lower risk of developing multiple cardiometabolic diseases.
Health
Proteins in meat and milk can help suppress gut tumours
A new study highlights the role of food proteins in maintaining a healthy immune system in the small intestines.
Health
EY India employee's death exposes hidden costs of hustle culture
A 26-year-old chartered accountant's death due to "excessive workload" has highlighted the devastating effects of hustle culture on our health and mental well-being.
Health
Pregnancy not only changes the body but also a woman's brain
New research has shown that the brain also experiences significant changes, some of which are temporary, while others last longer during pregnancy.
Health
How bad is the high salt content in Delhi's groundwater for kidneys?
One out of four groundwater samples in Delhi had a very high salt content. Doctors advise on how excessive salt could threaten the kidneys.
Health
Not just dengue and chikungunya, swine flu cases rise: How to stay safe?
Swine flu, alongside dengue, chikungunya, and Covid-19, is seeing a rise in India, with Punjab, Gujarat, and Kerala recording the highest death tolls by influenza A (H1N1).
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Dengue is rampant across cities: How to prevent its spread?
Cities across India are witnessing a rising number of dengue cases. With more hospital admissions, here's how to keep yourself safe.
Health
New Covid variant XEC is spreading fast in Europe: Know all about it
The new XEC variant of coronavirus was identified in Germany and is spreading rapidly in Europe. It is a hybrid of two omicron subvariants.
Health
WHO reveals why cholera deaths are soaring in 2024
Cholera deaths have been rising every year. According to the WHO's analysis, over 4,000 people died because of the diarrheal disease in 2023.
Environment
Climate change will worsen child health crisis due to malnutrition: Bill Gates
Between now and 2050, 40 million more children will have stunted growth and 28 million more will suffer from wasting, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation said in a report.
Health
Superbugs could kill over 39 million people by 2050: Lancet study
According to a Lancet study, the world could see more than 39 million deaths directly related to antimicrobial resistance or AMR between 2025 and 2050 due to superbugs.
Health
The financial burden of a rare genetic disorder in India
The high cost and limited availability of treatment are still major challenges for patients with a rare genetic disorder called spinal muscular atrophy.
Health 360
What is permanent make up? Experts explain in Health 360
If you wish to make a lasting impression, permanent make-up or cosmetic tattooing might just be the thing for you.
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