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Common household items increase cancer risk: Health experts warn

Common household items increase cancer risk: Health experts warn

  • Study discovers neurons that can predict human speech before you say a word

    The study published in the journal Nature revealed insights into the brain’s neurons that enable language production, and which could lead to improvements in the understanding and treatment of speech and language disorders.
  • This device can remotely track patient’s oxygen, CO2 levels

    The prototype of the new device, named as Etco2monitor capnograph, and the exclusive software that is being utilized on a mobile phone to track the patient’s medical information is already in the testing stage
  • This new drug may prevent diabetic eye, kidney disease complications

    The researchers have developed a novel class of these drugs, which could be successfully developed as a medication to treat patients.
  • Why Cervical Cancer is dangerous? Experts explain

    "In India, it stands as the most prevalent cancer, with breast cancer following closely. Despite there being over 100 subtypes of HPV, approximately 20 of them are linked to cancer, making it a preventable disease," she emphasized.
  • All you need to know about ‘Cervical Cancer’ symptoms, risks, and prevention

    This type of cancer is not only preventable but also treatable, especially when identified in its early stages. Regular screenings, HPV vaccination, and lifestyle choices are pivotal in minimizing the risk of cervical cancer.
  • Some diabetes drugs may lower risk of kidney stones: Study

    Researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital in the US found that there was an association between the use of sodium-glucose contratransporter 2 (SGLT2) inhibitors and a lower risk of developing kidney stones.
  • Study finds rare disorder behind extra fingers and toes

    The research marks the first time this genetic link has been identified. It has also found a molecule that could potentially be used to treat some of the neurological symptoms and prevent any worsening of their condition.
  • 31 million women and girls globally suffer premenstrual dysphoric disorder: Study

    Women with PMDD suffer mood changes (such as depression and anxiety), physical symptoms (such as breast tenderness, and joint pain), and cognitive problems (difficulty concentrating or memory complaints).
  • Bust cancer myths: January marks Cervical Cancer Awareness month

    January: Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, Focused on Disease Awareness and Early Detection.
  • Gurugram doctors remove massive breast tumour weighing 4.5 kg

    The tumour, identified as a phyllodes tumour, necessitated a full breast removal and subsequent breast reconstruction surgery.
  • Extreme heat can be risky during pregnancy, How to look after yourself and your baby

    Pregnant people are also more vulnerable, with evidence showing exposure to extreme heat is associated with increased risks for the baby.
  • Common cold virus enhances immune system against COVID-19

    Prior exposure to a common cold coronavirus may offer partial protection against lung damage during a subsequent SARS-CoV-2 infection, as uncovered by the La Jolla Institute for Immunology (LJI), US.
  • Hyderabad: Escape into Arabian nights with desert Mandi in Nagole

    As one enters this restaurant, opened a little over a month ago, the floor resembles a desert with tents erected aside and taking the patrons into Arabian nights.
  • Covid-19 may temporarily affect sperm quality: Study

    The Covid-19 pandemic has raised concerns regarding its potential impact on male reproductive health. However, the impact of Covid-19 on sperm quality remains uncertain.
  • 5 home remedies for quick reduction of acne

    Do you have a big occasion coming up in a few days and your face is breaking out in pimples? Don't worry; you can minimise pimples and prepare for your special day with a few easy at-home cures.
  • Study reveals unintentional weight loss is signal to see doctor

    Your doctor can determine if there is something that needs evaluation.
  • Energy drinks can cause insomnia: Study

    Marketed as mental and physical pick-me-ups, energy drinks are popular with college students and young people in general.
  • Ananya Panday walks ramp at Paris Fashion Week in giant sieve; netizens troll her

    She became the youngest Bollywood actor to walk the ramp. However, it was her attire that left people talking on the internet.
  • ‘Zombie virus’ from Arctic could trigger the next pandemic, say scientists

    Scientists have warned that a major outbreak and a global medical emergency could be potentially be triggered due to these viruses which have been buried in the ice for 48,500 years.
  • Flu diagnosis turning tricky in Hyderabad: Doctors

    With symptoms of common flu and Covid due to the new JN.1 variant similar, the diagnosis of the exact cause of the ailment has become tricky and a challenge in Hyderabad, said senior doctors
  • Dancing effective way to lose fat for overweight, obese people: Study

    They discovered that dancing significantly reduced body mass, body mass index, waist circumference, body fat percentage, and fat mass when compared to the control group.
  • Standing while eating? This has higher risk of cancer

    The risk of stomach and intestinal cancer increases if one is used to standing and eating.
  • Advance estimate shows 2.3% rise in India’s production of fruits & vegetables

    Fruit production is estimated to increase 109.53 million tonnes in 2022-23 from 107.51 million tonnes in 2021-22.
  • Packaged food making urban Indians obese: NIN

    On an average, a typical urban Indian consumes at least 100 gm of packaged food that provides 500 kilocalories per day, which is more than necessary
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