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Insomnia linked to higher ovarian cancer risk and mortality in new genetic study
Women with sleep loss condition insomnia may be at significant risk of developing ovarian cancer, said experts on Tuesday. Insomnia...
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WHO Confirms First Human Death Of Bird Flu In Mexico
Geneva: The World Health Organization said Wednesday a person in Mexico had died in the first confirmed human case globally...
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Extreme Heat Across India Sparks Public Health Crisis, Warn Experts
New Delhi: Extreme temperatures across India are having their worst impact in the country's teeming megacities, experts said Thursday, warning...
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12 Dead In Rajasthan As Heatwave Continues To Grip North India
New Delhi: At least 12 people in Rajasthan died of suspected heat stroke this week as large parts of India...
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India ‘cancer capital of the world’, sees fastest rise in cases worldwide, says report
India has witnessed a rapid increase in non-communicable diseases, including a significant rise in cancer cases, positioning the country at...
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Older Sibling likely to make more money than their younger one: Study examines people from 1981 to 2017
For years, researchers have found that the eldest child tends to earn more money and perform better on cognitive tests...
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1 in every 8 people in the world are now obese and its a ticking bomb in India with highest rise: Study
A recent comprehensive analysis published in The Lancet has highlighted a concerning global health trend: over one billion people around...
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63 Inmates In Lucknow Jail Test HIV Positive In Alarming Surge
At least 36 prisoners at Lucknow District Jail tested positive for HIV during health tests conducted in December 2023. The...
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Deaf Boy, 11, Hears For First Time After Breakthrough Gene Treatment
His father's voice, the sounds of passing cars and scissors clipping his hair: An 11-year-old boy is hearing for the...
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Salt kills 1.89 million deaths every year, becoming a global threat due to its excessive consumption
The World Health Organization (WHO) recently reported that approximately 1.89 million people die each year due to excessive salt consumption,...
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