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In Nashik, colour-coded bedsheets are protecting newborns
Diet impacts emotional well-being in women more than men
Backers of rural dental care find something to smile about
The tide is starting to turn on efforts to let 'dental therapists' bring tooth care to rural areas
AIIMS opens Emergency ward, blamed for losses in fire (Lead)
The Delhi Fire Service (DFS) on Sunday blamed the AIIMS for the losses it suffered in a major fire even as the premier institute reopened its Emergency ward a day after t
Fire Service blames AIIMS for losses in fire
Delhi Fire Service (DFS) chief Vipin Kental on Sunday said the damage due to the blaze at AIIMS could have avoided had the hospital administration been careful about exit
A gene mutation can put you at alcoholism risk
A tiny genetic mutation can put people at a higher risk for alcohol or drug addiction, say researchers.
Punjab extends health cover to 4,500 journalists
The Punjab government on Sunday announced to bring over 4,500 journalists into the ambit of its universal health insurance scheme, Sarbat Sehat Bima Yojana.
On keto? Avoid carbohydrates during cheat days!
On keto? Avoid carbohydrates during cheat days!
Silent strokes common in older patients: Study
Silent strokes common in older patients: Study
Silent strokes common in older patients: Study
Researchers have found that silent covert strokes are more common than overt strokes in people aged 65 or older who have surgery.
A gene mutation can put you at alcoholism risk
French police suicide rate climbs, French govt is flummoxed
Three riot police officers, a police commander, a police academy teacher _ all are among eight French police officers who have killed themselves recently, raising the num
Diet impacts emotional well-being in women more than men
Diet impacts emotional well-being in women more than men
Women with sleep apnea have higher risk of cancer: Study
Researchers have discovered that women having intense sleep apnea have an increased risk of developing cancer. The study didnt find any causal relationship but elucidated
Death toll in dengue outbreak hits 40 in Bangladesh
At least 40 people have died from dengue in Bangladesh, with over 50,000 cases reported throughout the country since January, authorities said Saturday, Efe news reported
39 mn people suffer from hunger in Latin America: FAO
An increase in the number of people suffering from hunger in Latin America and the Caribbean, now totaling 39 million, is a cause of concern for the United Nations Food a
Women with sleep apnea have higher risk of cancer: Study
Women with sleep apnea have higher risk of cancer: Study
Women with sleep apnea have higher risk of cancer: Study
Study reveals how stress can curb eating desire
Sukku Kaapi: This Traditional Coffee And Tea Alternative Is Back In The Mix
Sukku is the Tamil word for dried ginger. It's the key ingredient in this beverage that's both healthy and invigorating
39 mn people suffer from hunger in Latin America: FAO
UoH study identifies gene behind cancer
If the gene HPIP does not do its job properly, cell division could get severely impacted, which, in turn, could result in cancer, they found.
Here's why you should try digital detox while traveling
Major fire in AIIMS, Emergency wing closed (2nd Lead)
A major fire broke out on a second floor of a building in the All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS) complex on Saturday evening. No casualty was reported but as
Children with mild asthma can use inhalers as needed: Study
Delhis air quality improves to Good, best in years
Delhi hasnt breathed this clean in years. Rainfall in and around brought the capitals air quality on Saturday to the good condition, while PM 2.5 levels, recorded at 15 b
Wearable stickers detect physiological signals from skin
Study reveals how stress can curb eating desire
Study reveals how stress can curb eating desire
Study reveals how stress can curb eating desire
Researchers have discovered a neurocircuit in mice that, when activated, increased their stress levels while decreasing their desire to eat.
Fire breaks out in AIIMS, under control now
A fire broke out at the first and the second floor of the PC building in the AIIMS hospital here leading to panic among the people in the premier medical institution, off
Fire breaks out in AIIMS, under control now (Lead)
A fire broke out on two floors of a building in the AIIMS hospital here, leading to panic among the people in the premier medical institution, officials said on Saturday.
Consuming more gluten-rich diet in early life linked to risk of celiac disease
Sick hospital workers often expose patients to contagious illness
The most common reason given for working while sick was that the illness seemed mild and manageable
First two cases of Ebola confirmed in Congo's South Kivu: Officials
Ebola has killed at least 1,900 people in Democratic Republic of Congo over the past year
Research shows how nordic walking may benefit breast cancer patients
Periods of exercise in the studies ranged from 30 to 80 minutes and were performed on one to five days a week for up to 12 weeks
Are you feeling giddy? See a vertigo specialist and follow these tips
In this condition, along with vertigo, patient also develops difficulty in hearing and ringing in the ear
Olive's New Menu Is A Celebration Of 15 Years Of Its Culinary Legacy
Olive's new menu is a treat for patrons who have loved the restaurant for its avant-garde preparations and farm-to-table offerings.
This sensor uses sweat to give real-time health updates
Researchers, including one of an Indian-origin, have developed wearable skin sensors that use sweat to provide real-time updates on health problems such as dehydration or
11 people lose sight after botched eye surgeries in Indore
At least 11 people have lost their vision after alleged botched eye surgeries here. They were operated upon for cataract in a hospital run by a trust.
11 lose sight after botched surgery in Indore (Lead)
Eleven persons lost their vision to different degrees following suspected infection after they were operated upon for cataract in Indore Eye Hospital, a health official s
Children with mild asthma can use inhalers as needed: Study
Researchers suggest that children with mild asthma can effectively manage the condition by using their two inhalers, one steroid, and the other bronchodilator when sympto
Researchers in UK develop new technique to make cancer treatment more effective, affordable
Children with mild asthma can use inhalers as needed: Study
Children with mild asthma can use inhalers as needed: Study
Kids with mild asthma can use inhalers as needed
Researchers have found that children with mild asthma can effectively manage the condition by using their two inhalers -- one a steroid and the other a bronchodilator --
Women with sleep apnea at increased risk of cancer: Study
Women with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) appear to be at an elevated risk of getting cancer than men with the condition, warn researchers.
New drug for pancreatic cancer shows promise in trial
Researchers have found a new drug for treating pancreatic cancer which showed promising initial results during clinical trial testing.
Women with sleep apnea at increased risk of cancer: Study
The condition of sleep apnea is well known to the general public and associated with snoring, daytime fatigue, and elevated risk of cardiovascular disease, especially in
Weight Loss: This High-Protein Salad Is Ideal For Days You Are In No Mood To Cook
High-Protein Diet: Leafy, nutty, or fruity, salads can be anything you want them to be.Heres why you should consider including this salad in your weight loss diet.
Diabetes Diet Tips: How To Eat Flaxseeds If You Are On A Diabetes Diet
Flaxseeds are a treasure trove of insoluble fibres. Fibre enables slow release of sugar in the bloodstream, which helps keep your blood sugar levels in control and preven
Delicious recipes to boost kids’ Vitamin D level during monsoon
Monsoon has arrived, and children are more than excited to go out and frolic in the rain.
