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Recovery from losing one hour of sleep can take up to 4 days, says Hyderabad-based Neurologist

Recovery from losing one hour of sleep can take up to 4 days, says Hyderabad-based Neurologist

  • 20pc of India’s cancer cases found in under-40s: Study

    A study by the Delhi-based non-profit Cancer Mukt Bharat Foundation revealed that among cancer patients under 40, 60% were men and 40% were women
  • The invisible signs of multiple sclerosis

    This chronic condition of the Central Nervous System (CNS)—encompassing the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves—particularly impacts young individuals in their prime.
  • ‘Amma Avakai Adhbutaha’, a innovative culinary theatre experience

    Event, part of culinary documentation undertaken by Onamaalu, began with 'Naatu Dappu' performance by rural women from Siddipet, setting a lively and authentic atmosphere
  • Nancy Tyagi ‘poured my heart and soul into creating this pink gown’ for Cannes red carpet

    The ensemble not only reflects her personal style but also embodies the essence of her journey as an innovator in the fashion industry.
  • Coloured nail bands may signal cancer risk: Study Finds

    This discovery could prompt the diagnosis of BAP1 tumor predisposition syndrome, a rare inherited disorder associated with increased cancer risk.
  • Zomato CEO encourages healthier eating: “choose roti over naan”

    Goyal noted a seven percent "attach rate" for these suggestions, stating, "We've received overwhelmingly positive feedback for this feature."
  • Why do ICMR-NIN’s new dietary guidelines advise against protein supplements?

    The new guidelines, which include evidence-based food and lifestyle-related recommendations, called out against the need for protein supplements.
  • Illness took away her voice. But AI created a replica she carries in her phone

    In April, the 21-year-old got her old voice back. Not the real one, but a voice clone generated by artificial intelligence that she can summon from a phone app. Trained on a 15-second clip of her teenage voice, her synthetic AI voice can now say almost anything she wants
  • At least 1 in 5 new mothers experiences postpartum depression: Doctors

    Postpartum depression is common but a treatable medical condition that many women face after childbirth.
  • 89% of Indian moms worried about children’s screen time: Report

    Techarc, a market research firm, released the report on Mother's Day, based on a survey of 600 working mothers from four metro cities. The mothers had at least one child in grades 3-10.
  • Early menopause linked to increased risk of premature death: Study

    Presented at the 26th European Congress of Endocrinology in Sweden, the study revealed that hormone replacement therapy (HRT), the most common treatment, can lower the associated risk.
  • Heart failure patients who have taken Covid vaccine likely to live longer: Study

    The study presented at Heart Failure 2024, a scientific congress of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC), used the Korean National Health Insurance Service database to obtain information on vaccinations and clinical outcomes.
  • ICMR releases upgraded ‘Dietary Guidelines’ for Indians

    Keeping up with the changing times, the dietary recommendations include specific recommendations on the amount of physical activity that one must undertake on a daily basis.
  • Add a fruity twist to your summer afternoons with these refreshing coolers

    With hot afternoons and sweltering temperatures, it's an ideal time to make some chilled drinks at home that offer a respite from the heat.
  • Why is India the thalassemia capital of the world?

    World Thalassemia Day is observed every year on May 8 to raise awareness about the disease.
  • ‘IDIOT’ syndrome hampers asthma treatment: Experts

    Experts noted that "incorrect inhalation may necessitate a separate inhaler for 10 per cent of patients".
  • Anti-acidity medications linked to a high risk of migraine, says expert 

    The study showed that acid-reducing drugs are linked to a higher risk of migraines and other severe headaches
  • Genetic defects causes cerebral palsy in children: Study

    Cerebral palsy is a disorder affecting one's ability to move. It is the most common motor disability in children, with symptoms emerging in infancy and early childhood.
  • Coffee chain ‘Tim Hortons’ now in Hyderabad

    This marks a significant milestone of 30 stores for the Tim Hortons brand in India as it continues its expansion and brings its coffee and treats to the Indian market.
  • Men face higher early death risk, women experience more poor health: Study

    Women are found to have higher prevalence rates of musculoskeletal conditions, mental health issues, and headache disorders, which, although non-fatal, contribute to poor health.
  • KGMU experts: No ice, no toothpaste for burn injuries

    At the ongoing medical education event WOUNDCON 2024 hosted by the Society for Wound Care and Research at King George’s Medical University (KGMU), experts emphasized that this is the optimal approach in cases of burns.
  • Diabetic reversal bariatric surgery for highly obese patients at Care Hospitals

    Following the procedure, they witnessed remarkable improvements in both weight loss and metabolic health, showcasing the potential of surgical interventions to deliver life-changing outcomes.
  • Allergies may lead to infertility

    However, in a startling trend that throws new light on infertility, doctors in Hyderabad are now finding evidence between allergies and infertility.
  • Indian-origin researcher discovers depression-heart disease link

    Since the 1990s, there's been speculation about a connection between the two diseases. Depression affects around 280 million people globally, while CVD impacts approximately 620 million.
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