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Worried about Covid-related loss of taste & smell? It improves in 3 yrs

Worried about Covid-related loss of taste & smell? It improves in 3 yrs

  • Study reveals how hunger influences decision-making

    While all the mice spent time investigating the food, only the hungry ones would begin eating, the researchers at University College London, UK, found.
  • The Fitzpatrick Scale: Key tool for personalized skin health

    Understanding one's Fitzpatrick skin type helps determine appropriate skincare routines.
  • 1.3 million lives lost every year to cancers caused by tobacco smoking in 7 countries: Lancet study

    Researchers found that together, the seven countries -- India, China, the UK, Brazil, Russia, the US and South Africa -- represented more than half of the global burden of cancer deaths every year.
  • Excess screen time making kids prone to myopia

    Without any proactive measures, projections indicate that in two decades, 48 per cent of children in urban India will have myopia, a major looming public health crisis
  • Obesity linked to daytime energy burn differences

    Additionally, the study revealed that individuals with obesity exhibit elevated insulin levels during the day, indicating increased effort by the body to utilize glucose, a high-energy sugar
  • Short sleep, shift work may raise risk of high BP: Study

    Disruptions to the body's normal biological rhythms can leave the body out of sync, creating circadian strain, and thus negative consequences.
  • Chronic sleep deprivation raises insulin resistance in women: Study

    The National Institutes of Health financed study, published in Diabetes Care, highlight the importance of getting enough sleep in lowering one's chance of developing type 2 diabetes, which occurs when the body fails to effectively use a critical hormone, insulin, to maintain appropriate blood sugar levels.
  • New test detects HIV and TB simultaneously with minimal blood sample

    One of the symptoms of HIV is a suppressed immune system, which makes patients more likely to contract infections like TB.
  • Novo Nordisk’s obesity drug can reduce heart problem risk by 20%: Study

    The study conducted by the Danish pharma giant showed that the risk reductions were evident soon after initiation, suggesting an effect of semaglutide 2.4 mg beyond weight loss alone.
  • Delhi University Professor offers hope to Parkinson’s victims, clinical trials in US

    Delhi University has identified a specific protein that could lead to the treatment of Parkinson's
  • Geetha Bhascker’s book, ‘My Habits My Recipes’, is a compilation of recipes cherished by her family 

    “Understanding the pain of attachments, I began weaning the bonding through the profession of a teacher. In a profession I never wanted, I found a world of children. Children who bonded with me as much as they would with their mother,” says Geetha Bhascker Dhaassyam, mother of Telugu film director Tharun Bhascker.  
  • Diving into effects of six-month face wash hiatus

    Not washing your face for an extended period, such as six months, can have various effects on your skin.
  • Mastering Stress: A roadmap to reclaiming peak productivity

    Dealing with stress is something we all face, especially due to work pressures.
  • Last-minute hacks for festive cleaning

    As people plan for the upcoming festivities with their friends and family, here are some tips for a stress-free clean to maintain a cleaner and healthier home.
  • Hyderabad doctor highlights health risks of buffet meals

    The sheer number of options on the menu, Dr. Sudhir Kumar suggests, often leads people to consume more than their bodies actually need.
  • Light up Diwali with these eleventh-hour gifting ideas

    If you haven't found there perfect gift already, here's a round up of what you can pick up last minute from candles, oil lamps, diyas, cookware and more.
  • Saltwater gargling may aid in preventing Covid hospitalisation

    Between 2020 and 2022, the University of Texas research team randomly chose 58 individuals, aged 18-65, who tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 infection via PCR.
  • Timeless silk saree choices for the wedding season

    You can even incorporate some sarees from your mother's wardrobe, making them cherished heirlooms that you can pass down to your children in the future.
  • Daily caffeinated soda can make young kids try alcohol early: Study

    In a study of over 2,000 US children, aged between just nine to 10, those who reported drinking caffeinated soda daily were found a year later twice as likely to state they had sipped alcohol.
  • Indian Photo Festival to be held in Hyderabad from Nov 23–Jan 7

    IPF 2023 promises a diverse range of programs, from artist talks and print and digital photography exhibitions to screenings, workshops, and portfolio reviews.
  • Diwali health caution: How to avoid eye injuries

    Ophthalmologists from the renowned LV Prasad Eye Institute (LVPEI) in Hyderabad have issued a crucial reminder ahead of Diwali celebrations.
  • Man from UP tries to set himself on fire after woman rejects his marriage proposal

    Vinay and the widow were in love and had planned to get married, however, the woman refused to marry him.
  • Hyderabad: 50 kgs of lymphatic tissue removed from a girl from Somalia

    Surgeons at Medicover Hospitals, Hitec City, on Tuesday announced successful treatment of 18-year-old-girl from Somalia, by surgically removing 50 kg of lymphatic tissue that over the years accumulated in her left leg.
  • Contraceptive pills may affect fear-regulating brain areas in women

    A Canadian team of researchers has now explored the current and long-term consequences of COC use, as well as the influence of naturally occurring and synthetic sex hormones on fear-related brain areas, the neural circuitry through which fear is processed in the brain.
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