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Osteoporosis and Aging: Why Bone Loss Isn’t Inevitable
Osteoporosis can develop silently as bones become weaker with age. Learn why it is not inevitable and what can help protect bone health.
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HIV Cases Among Children Rise in Pakistan
A rise in HIV cases among children in Karachi has raised concerns over unsafe medical practices and infection-control standards in healthcare settings.
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Ravi Kishan Shares His Diet Mantra for Staying Fit
Ravi Kishan has shared his approach to mindful eating, including dal, sabzi, roti, soaked chana and almonds as part of his regular diet.
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Why Blood Sugar Can Rise During an Infection
Blood sugar can temporarily rise during an infection, even without diabetes. Learn why illness affects glucose and when high readings may need attention.
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Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Higher Disease Risk
A major analysis of nearly 8.8 million adults found higher ultra-processed food intake was associated with increased risks of chronic diseases and death.
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Florida Counties Declare Emergency Over Rising Dengue Cases
Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas counties have declared emergencies as Tampa Bay reports 169 dengue cases amid efforts to control mosquito populations,
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Dementia Patients May Show Sudden Lucidity Near Death
Some people with advanced dementia experience unexpected moments of clarity near the end of life, raising questions about brain function and cognition.
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GERD vs Heartburn: What’s the Difference?
GERD is more than heartburn or acidity. Learn how reflux causes symptoms, why some patients have oesophageal inflammation and when symptoms need assessment.
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When Cancer Treatment Stops Working: What Happens Next
When cancer treatment stops working, patients and families face difficult choices about communication, care goals, uncertainty and what matters most.
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Deaf Adults May Have Superior Peripheral Vision, Study Finds
A new study found that deaf adults showed stronger peripheral vision, suggesting the brain redistributes visual processing resources after hearing loss.
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NCAHP Regulations 2026: What Allied Health Pros Need to Know
New NCAHP regulations create a central and state registration framework for allied healthcare professionals, improving verification and transparency.
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FSSAI Proposes Rules to Restrict Use of ‘Paneer’ Label
FSSAI has proposed an amendment to restrict products not made from milk constituents from being labelled or marketed as ‘Paneer’.
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100g More Ultra-Processed Food Linked to Heart Risk
A large study found that eating an additional 100 grams of ultra-processed food daily was associated with higher risks of heart events and other conditions.
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5 Crore Indian Children Lack School Sanitation Access
A UN report says 5 crore Indian children lacked access to basic sanitation services at school in 2025, highlighting gaps in water and hygiene facilities.
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Pennsylvania Measles Outbreak Raises Concern Over Rare Cases
Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak has reached 835 cases, with doctors reporting rare infections and growing concerns as the virus spreads.
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Can AI Really Cure Cancer? What Science Says Today
AI is transforming cancer detection, drug development and treatment, but experts say a single cure for cancer remains unlikely and far from reality.
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Measles Exposure Warning Issued for Illinois Restaurant
Illinois health officials warned of a possible measles exposure at an Edwardsville restaurant on Sept. 10 and urged visitors to monitor symptoms.
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Bone Health: 4 Things Women Should Know About Bone Density
Bone loss can accelerate around menopause. Learn four important ways women can protect bone health through screening, exercise, diet and care.
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Quitting Vapes May Push Some Adults Back to Cigarettes
Some adults quitting vaping may return to cigarettes as nicotine withdrawal and behavioral habits make quitting difficult, experts say.
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Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Higher Disease Risk
A major analysis of nearly 8.8 million adults found higher consumption of ultra-processed foods was associated with increased risks of chronic diseases.