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Dr. Arneja Highlights Growing Heart Health Concerns
Dr. Arneja sheds light on the increasing heart health issues among young adults and the unique challenges faced by Indians.
Exercise-Induced Blood Sugar Spikes: Understanding the Causes
High-intensity workouts can cause unexpected blood sugar spikes. Learn why this happens and how to manage it.
Study Finds Genetic Links Between Pleomorphic Dermal Sarcoma and CSCC
New research reveals genetic similarities between pleomorphic dermal sarcoma and cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma, suggesting potential treatment insights.
Fortis and Takeda Collaborate on 'Mission Dengue Free India'
Fortis Healthcare and Takeda have launched a nationwide campaign to combat dengue in India.
Escalating Costs of Childbirth Burden Indian Mothers
The financial burden of childbirth in India is surging, impacting families nationwide.
Record-Breaking Pig Kidney Transplant: 271 Days in Human Patient
A pig kidney functioned for 271 days in a human, marking a milestone in xenotransplantation.
Study Reveals Meal Timing Impacts Blood Glucose Levels
New research highlights how meal timing affects glucose patterns, even with the same foods.
Sydney Reports First H5N1 Bird Flu Case, Authorities on Alert
Australia confirms its first H5N1 bird flu case in Sydney, prompting health advisories.
Genetically Engineered Pig Kidney Keeps Man Alive for Record 9 Months
A genetically modified pig kidney functioned in a human for 271 days, setting a new record.
Rising Heart Palpitations Among Young Adults: Causes and Concerns
Heart palpitations are increasingly common in young adults. Experts discuss potential causes and when medical attention is necessary.
Key Considerations in Diagnosing PMOS in Adolescents
PMOS diagnosis in adolescents requires careful criteria, ultrasound limits, and awareness of red flags.
Pig Kidney Transplant Keeps US Woman Healthy for Nine Months
A US woman has lived without dialysis for nine months after receiving a pig kidney, marking a milestone as human trials near.
Black Sesame Seeds: Key Health Benefits and Daily Intake
Discover the numerous health benefits of black sesame seeds and the recommended daily intake for optimal health.
Dr. Ayush Laxkar Explores Expansive Role of Physiotherapy
Dr. Laxkar discusses the evolving role of physiotherapy in rehabilitation and the impact of technology on patient care.
Rising Heart Palpitations in Young Adults: When to Seek Help
Heart palpitations are increasingly common among young adults. A cardiologist outlines when these symptoms may warrant medical attention.
Study Links Antiseizure Medications in Pregnancy to Fetal Growth Issues
Research indicates antiseizure drugs during pregnancy may hinder fetal growth, raising concerns about their safety.
William Schaffner: Bridging Epidemiology and Clinical Practice
William Schaffner's journey from field epidemiology to hospital wards reveals insights into infectious disease management.
Study Reveals Common Biology Linking Five Fatigue Conditions
Oxford BioDynamics uncovers shared biological mechanisms in five major fatigue-related diseases using the EpiSwitch® Orion platform.
H1N1 Fatality Sparks Alarm in Madhya Pradesh Amid Rising Cases
Madhya Pradesh reports its first H1N1 death as Bhopal identifies six new cases, raising public health concerns.
Parental Vitamin B12 Levels Linked to Reduced Birth Defect Risk
A new study highlights the potential of higher parental Vitamin B12 levels in lowering the risk of birth defects in newborns.
Ebola Death Toll in DR Congo Surpasses 3,000 Amid Ongoing Outbreak
The Ebola outbreak in DR Congo has claimed over 3,000 lives, according to government data.
New Heart Attack Definition Aims to Enhance Women's Care
A revised heart attack definition seeks to improve treatment for women and standardize clinical approaches.
AIIMS Urges Early Detection of Rising Gastrointestinal Diseases
AIIMS experts recommend early screening to tackle India's growing gastrointestinal disease burden.
How Historical Pain Management Techniques Inform Modern Practices
Princeton University Press explores the history of pain management, focusing on primitive methods like biting on sticks.