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Astronauts with diabetes may soon travel safely to space, finds study
According to study, everyday diabetes tools used by millions on Earth can be used comprehensively to provide end-to-end diabetes monitoring from space to ground and back to space
 "Astronauts with diabetes may soon travel safely to space, finds study")
Want to live longer? Harvard Health's 5 simple habits may change your life
From mindful living to toxin-free choices, Harvard Health experts outline five daily habits that can lower disease risk, improve well-being, and support long-term health
 "Want to live longer? Harvard Health's 5 simple habits may change your life")
Katrina Kaif pregnant at 42. Can women safely have babies after 40?
From fertility options to pregnancy risks, Katrina Kaif's story highlights how science and self-care make motherhood in your 40s possible but not risk-free
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Why office chairs and two-wheelers may be silently hurting your back
From slouching at your desk to scooter commutes, everyday habits may silently damage your spine. An orthopaedic expert shares what young professionals must watch out for
 "Why office chairs and two-wheelers may be silently hurting your back")
Eat the Mediterranean way, smile longer: New study links food, gum health
A new UK study links higher red meat intake and poor adherence to the Mediterranean diet with severe gum disease, spotlighting how dietary choices affect oral health
 "Eat the Mediterranean way, smile longer: New study links food, gum health")
China's chemical nightmare: Woman dies after stepping on deadly acid
A 52-year-old in Hangzhou died after stepping on a discarded bottle of hydrofluoric acid, a corrosive chemical that triggered fatal multi-organ failure within days
 "China's chemical nightmare: Woman dies after stepping on deadly acid")
The cancers killing poor aren't being studied. WHO flags global trial gaps
Published in Nature Medicine, the WHO review shows most clinical trials are concentrated in rich countries and ignore the deadliest cancers in low-income regions
 "The cancers killing poor aren't being studied. WHO flags global trial gaps")
Wife died hiding her pain: Viral post highlights mental health blind spots
After his pregnant wife died from undiagnosed pre-eclampsia, a grieving man's Reddit post is making the internet rethink what we call 'normal pain' and why speaking up can save lives
 "Wife died hiding her pain: Viral post highlights mental health blind spots")
WHO & UNICEF warn billions still lack basic services in health facilities
A UN report on progress in universal access to water, sanitation, hygiene and health care facilities shows that billions of people still visit health care facilities that lack the basics services
 "WHO & UNICEF warn billions still lack basic services in health facilities")
This Indian discovery may replace brain surgery for neuro disorders
From boosting dopamine to reducing toxic proteins, a new Indian nanomaterial may help treat neurodegenerative diseases without surgery or invasive devices
 "This Indian discovery may replace brain surgery for neuro disorders")
Denmark to compensate its women, but forced birth control was global
From India's Emergency-era sterilisation drives to Peru's rural women, Denmark's apology for forced contraception highlights a troubling global history of reproductive abuse
 "Denmark to compensate its women, but forced birth control was global")
Can yawning break your neck? This UK mum's freak injury says yes
A 36-year-old mother felt a jolt while yawning. What doctors found next shocked even her surgeons, revealing a rare but serious risk hiding in plain sight
 "Can yawning break your neck? This UK mum's freak injury says yes")
Constant tummy trouble in children? It could signal autism, says new study
Long-term digestive distress in kids may be linked to autism spectrum disorder, highlighting the need for early screening and tailored care
 "Constant tummy trouble in children? It could signal autism, says new study")
Tired, bruising easily, bleeding gums? It could be vitamin C deficiency
Subtle symptoms like fatigue, slow wound healing and gum issues may signal low vitamin C. Doctors say testing and prevention are key to stronger immunity and health
 "Tired, bruising easily, bleeding gums? It could be vitamin C deficiency")
Know your risk: How to stay safe from serious medicine side-effects
From skin rashes to seizures, here's how to spot adverse drug reactions early and protect yourself with timely medical action
 "Know your risk: How to stay safe from serious medicine side-effects")
WHO, EU dismiss Trump's claim that Tylenol in pregnancy causes autism
After Donald Trump claimed that Tylenol (paracetamol) use in pregnancy may cause autism, WHO and the European Medicines Agency stressed that the evidence is inconsistent and the drug remains safe
 "WHO, EU dismiss Trump's claim that Tylenol in pregnancy causes autism")
Lancet study finds HMPV outbreak in India hit children the hardest
Data collected during 2019-2023 and in 2024-2025 under the Model for Integrated Influenza Surveillance in Tamil Nadu was analysed
 "Lancet study finds HMPV outbreak in India hit children the hardest")
American woman shares 'crazy' hospital experience in India, compares to US
Kristen Fischer, who has been based in India since 2021, took to Instagram to recount how she injured her thumb and how she got it treated for just ₹50
 "American woman shares 'crazy' hospital experience in India, compares to US")
Vitamin E deficiency is sneaky, here's how it silently harms you
From numbness and fatigue to immune risks and nerve damage, vitamin E deficiency is more common than we think - and easier to miss
 "Vitamin E deficiency is sneaky, here's how it silently harms you")
Trump questioned Hep B birth dose. Indian doctors say it's essential
Trump suggested delaying the Hep B vaccine, but Indian experts say the birth dose is proven safe, essential, and the best defence against mother-to-child infection in the country
 "Trump questioned Hep B birth dose. Indian doctors say it's essential")
