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Poor oral hygiene linked to higher risk of heart attacks, finds study
Researchers warn that bacteria from the mouth, Viridans streptococci, may travel to the arteries and trigger plaque rupture, leading to heart attacks
 "Poor oral hygiene linked to higher risk of heart attacks, finds study")
Can you be allergic to your own sweat? Here's what dermatologists say
If workouts, hot showers, or even nervous moments leave you with itchy hives, you may have cholinergic urticaria, often known as sweat allergy; doctors explain causes, triggers and treatments
 "Can you be allergic to your own sweat? Here's what dermatologists say")
Red lines, expiry dates, dosage codes: How to read a medicine label right
From expiry dates to red lines and dosage codes, medicine labels hold vital clues that can prevent overdosing, mix-ups, and dangerous errors
 "Red lines, expiry dates, dosage codes: How to read a medicine label right")
Obesity now affects 1 in 10 children, Unicef warns of global crisis
Ultra-processed foods, aggressive marketing and weak regulations are driving obesity among children. Unicef urges governments to act now to protect children's health and future potential
 "Obesity now affects 1 in 10 children, Unicef warns of global crisis")
Want to gain muscle and boost metabolism? Deep sleep may be the secret
UC Berkeley researchers show how deep sleep triggers growth hormone release that aids muscle growth, fat burn, and cognitive health - and why poor sleep disrupts it all
 "Want to gain muscle and boost metabolism? Deep sleep may be the secret")
Can low blood sugar make you faint? Sweden's health minister collapsed on TV
A sudden blood sugar crash caused Sweden's new health minister to faint on live TV-here's why hypoglycaemia happens, who's at risk, and how to stay safe
 "Can low blood sugar make you faint? Sweden's health minister collapsed on TV")
India's first malaria vaccine could be a turning point in disease fight
With AdFalciVax, India's first indigenous malaria vaccine, the country makes a strong push toward eliminating malaria by 2030
 "India's first malaria vaccine could be a turning point in disease fight")
Covid-19 masks release microplastics and toxins, researchers warn
New research reveals that single-use face masks can release harmful micro particles and chemicals into air and water, with potential effects on human health and ecosystems
 "Covid-19 masks release microplastics and toxins, researchers warn")
Skipping breakfast? It could harm your mood, metabolism and wellbeing
Recent research links late-morning meals with higher risks of depression, fatigue, and accelerated biological ageing among older adults
 "Skipping breakfast? It could harm your mood, metabolism and wellbeing")
Why millennials may not reach 100: Study shows life expectancy slowing
A new study shows life expectancy gains are slowing, with millennials and Gen Z unlikely to reach 100 on average, challenging long-held assumptions about human longevity
 "Why millennials may not reach 100: Study shows life expectancy slowing")
Undiagnosed diabetes poses major global health risk, warns new study
A global study reveals that millions go undiagnosed with diabetes. Researchers call for better education, early screening, and affordable treatment access
 "Undiagnosed diabetes poses major global health risk, warns new study")
Why preserved vegetables can sometimes turn deadly and how to stay safe
Canning removes air and seals food, creating an oxygen-free environment that preserves it but also provides ideal conditions for bacteria C. botulinum to grow
 "Why preserved vegetables can sometimes turn deadly and how to stay safe")
Rainbow diet: How colours on your plate can help improve your health
From leafy greens to vibrant berries, learn how a spectrum of colourful foods supports immunity, heart health, brain function, and overall nutrition
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Nearly 44% of diabetics undiagnosed in 2023, India sees 14% rise: Study
Over 97 per cent of those diagnosed were under treatment in 2023, an international team of researchers forming the 'Global Burden of Disease' (GBD) study found
 "Nearly 44% of diabetics undiagnosed in 2023, India sees 14% rise: Study")
Why young people are unhappier than ever-even as middle age gets easier
A global study finds rising stress, anxiety and depression among youth, even as older adults report improved mental health and greater life satisfaction
 "Why young people are unhappier than ever-even as middle age gets easier")
Could this be the end of baldness? Scientists test breakthrough hair drug
Early trials of PP405 show it can reactivate dormant follicles and boost natural hair growth, raising hopes for a long-lasting solution to baldness
 "Could this be the end of baldness? Scientists test breakthrough hair drug")
Can a simple sugar like glucose supercharge body's cancer-fighting T cells?
A new study reveals that glucose not only fuels energy but also equips immune T cells with tools to better organise and destroy cancer cells
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From ragi to flaxseeds: Top foods to ease post-menopause symptoms
Nutritionist Deepsikha Jain shares four simple superfoods that can ease post-menopausal symptoms, boost bone health, and support the overall wellness of your mother
 "From ragi to flaxseeds: Top foods to ease post-menopause symptoms")
How billionaires rewire their brains to stay focused and keep growing
Neurologist Dr Sweta Adatia explains how billionaires train their brains to stay focused, resilient, and growth-driven
 "How billionaires rewire their brains to stay focused and keep growing")
From curd to kimchi: How fermented foods support a healthier you
National nutrition week: Fermented foods enhance gut bacteria, aid digestion, and strengthen immunity, offering everyday benefits rooted in culture and backed by science
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