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World Milk Day 2024: Is Your Milk a Hidden Health Hazard?

World Milk Day 2024: Is Your Milk a Hidden Health Hazard?

02 Jun 2024

Milk has often been recognised as a symbol of purity and nutrition in every household and is a staple in diets for people belonging to all walks of life across the globe. It has been a part of our lifestyle for as long as one can remember. Rich in nutrients...

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Rising Temperatures Lead to Increased Cardiovascular Risk: Health Experts Warn

Rising Temperatures Lead to Increased Cardiovascular Risk: Health Experts Warn

30 May 2024

As India grapples with an intense heatwave, health experts are raising concerns about the heightened risks faced by cardiovascular patients due to prolonged sun exposure. The soaring temperatures are not just uncomfortable; they can be deadly, especially for individuals with pre-existing heart conditions. In an interview with a media source,...

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Sedentary Lifestyles and Fast Food: Growing Threats to Kidney Health in Millennials and Gen Z

Sedentary Lifestyles and Fast Food: Growing Threats to Kidney Health in Millennials and Gen Z

30 May 2024

In today's fast paced world, where convenience often takes priority over one's well-being, a sedentary lifestyle and fast food habits have become a norm. The ease with which fast food has become available for the people without them having to worry about what to cook has led many to opt...

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New Study Reveals Babies Won’t Develop Peanut Allergies In Adolescence If Introduced At Early Age

New Study Reveals Babies Won’t Develop Peanut Allergies In Adolescence If Introduced At Early Age

28 May 2024

A study from King’s College London suggests that early exposure to peanuts may be an effective strategy for preventing peanut allergies, one of the most common allergies. New research indicates that controlled exposure early in life could protect against developing a peanut allergy. The study found that feeding children peanuts...

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World Schizophrenia Awareness day 2024: Common Myths And Symptoms Of The Mental Health Disorder

World Schizophrenia Awareness day 2024: Common Myths And Symptoms Of The Mental Health Disorder

24 May 2024

Every year 24th May marks the occassion of World Schizophrenia Day. Observed across the globe, the day is dedicated to raising awareness regarding one of the most stigmatised and stereotyped mental health disorder. Schizophrenia is estimated to affect approximately 20 million people worldwide and is a disorder that is characterised...

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The Man Who Got First Ever Pig Kidney Transplant Dies 2 Months After The Surgery

The Man Who Got First Ever Pig Kidney Transplant Dies 2 Months After The Surgery

12 May 2024

Richard Slayman, the individual who made headlines in March for being the recipient of the world's inaugural genetically engineered pig kidney transplant, has passed away, as confirmed by his family. Slayman underwent the groundbreaking surgery, lasting four hours, at Massachusetts General Hospital. Remarkably, he was discharged just a fortnight later...

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New Study Reveals Men Likelier To Die Early From COVID-19 Than Women

New Study Reveals Men Likelier To Die Early From COVID-19 Than Women

02 May 2024

A recent study unveils notable distinctions between men and women concerning health issues and risks. Men confront a heightened risk of premature death from conditions like Covid-19, heart disease, and road accidents. Conversely, women tend to encounter more non-fatal illnesses such as mental health conditions and headaches. Researchers, sharing their discoveries...

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New Study Reveals Drugs Like Ozempic Won’t Cure Obesity Instead Will Make People Fat-Phobic

New Study Reveals Drugs Like Ozempic Won’t Cure Obesity Instead Will Make People Fat-Phobic

11 Apr 2024

Many have said that drugs such as Ozempic may “cure obesity” by reducing cravings and shrinking millions of waistlines globally. We don’t simply say this is false beyond the hype – it can be dangerous too. Diet cultures focus on weight rather than health which makes thinness pursuit more important...

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