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Daily headaches and neck pain may be caused by wrong screen height, doctors warn
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Daily headaches and neck pain may be caused by wrong screen height, doctors warn

A growing number of people with recurring headaches, shoulder stiffness, and neck pain may be victims of a simple but overlooked trigger: poor screen alignment...

Feb 2
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‘Science does not support a one-pill-for-everyone approach’: Hyderabad neurologist cautions against daily supplements
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‘Science does not support a one-pill-for-everyone approach’: Hyderabad neurologist cautions against daily supplements

What happened: A Hyderabad neurologist said no daily supplement is universally needed by all healthy adults. Why it matters: Routine supplement use is heavily marketed...

Feb 2
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The rising burden of frailty among people living with HIV
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The rising burden of frailty among people living with HIV

What happened: New analysis highlights a growing burden of frailty and prefrailty among ageing people living with HIV. Why it matters: As survival improves, age-related...

Feb 2
2 min read
Kala Azar in India: Treading the last mile toward elimination
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Kala Azar in India: Treading the last mile toward elimination

What happened: India is now on the verge of eliminating Kala Azar, one of the country’s most persistent vector-borne diseases. Why it matters now: After...

Feb 1
3 min read
Supreme Court rules that menstrual health in schools is part of the fundamental right to life under Article 21
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Supreme Court rules that menstrual health in schools is part of the fundamental right to life under Article 21

What happened: The Supreme Court of India held that menstrual health and hygiene in schools is protected under the right to life and dignity guaranteed...

Feb 1
3 min read
‘Nipah is rare but serious’: WHO chief says all cases linked to current outbreak remain confined to India
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‘Nipah is rare but serious’: WHO chief says all cases linked to current outbreak remain confined to India

What happened: WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said Nipah virus cases are rare but extremely serious, confirming that the current outbreak is limited to India....

Feb 1
2 min read
Global HPV vaccines market to triple by 2035, driven by rising cancer-prevention efforts
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Global HPV vaccines market to triple by 2035, driven by rising cancer-prevention efforts

What happened: The global Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines market is projected to grow from USD 10.88 billion in 2026 to USD 29.63 billion by 2035....

Jan 31
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WHO says risk of Nipah virus spreading beyond India remains low
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WHO says risk of Nipah virus spreading beyond India remains low

The global health agency says it is working closely with Indian authorities and sees no need for travel or trade restrictions after two Nipah cases...

Jan 30
3 min read
AI tool predicts antidepressant response with 97% accuracy using just minutes of brain activity
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AI tool predicts antidepressant response with 97% accuracy using just minutes of brain activity

A new breakthrough in mental health research has shown that artificial intelligence can predict whether a patient will respond to antidepressants with nearly 97% accuracy,...

Jan 29
2 min read
Uorfi Javed Reveals She Was 38 kg at Her Lowest: “One Meal a Day, No Carbs — My Thinnest Phase Was My Unhealthiest”
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Uorfi Javed Reveals She Was 38 kg at Her Lowest: “One Meal a Day, No Carbs — My Thinnest Phase Was My Unhealthiest”

Actor and internet personality Uorfi Javed has opened up about the darkest phase of her life, revealing she once weighed only 38 kilograms while surviving...

Jan 28
3 min read
Why Airborne Disease Prevention Still Matters — And What Actually Works
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Why Airborne Disease Prevention Still Matters — And What Actually Works

Airborne diseases spread through something we all share every day: the air around us. It may look clear, but it can carry viruses and other...

Jan 28
3 min read
Chinese Scientists Identify Key Ebola Virus Mutation That Boosted Infectivity
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Chinese Scientists Identify Key Ebola Virus Mutation That Boosted Infectivity

Chinese researchers have identified a critical mutation in the Ebola virus that significantly increased its ability to spread during one of the deadliest outbreaks in...

Jan 27
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