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Coffee chain ‘Tim Hortons’ now in Hyderabad

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  • 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.
  • Parents should limit children’s social media use: Experts

    Prof. Pallavi Bhatnagar, clinical psychologist and former head of Lucknow University's psychology department, highlighted that young individuals prioritize attention over maintaining relationships.
  • New cancer immunotherapy safeguards healthy cells

    Cytokines, small proteins that regulate inflammation, are released by the body's immune cells to combat cancer and enhance treatment outcomes.
  • Doctors warn of surge in fatty liver cases due to sedentary lifestyles and increased drinking

    On World Liver Day this Friday, experts emphasize the urgent need for increased awareness and proactive steps to address the growing health challenge.
  • Young adults’ lungs more vulnerable to SARS-CoV-2: Study

    Preprint Study Suggests Older Lungs Less Susceptible to SARS-CoV-2 and Flu Virus Replication than Younger Lungs
  • Explore these traditional dishes from podcasts on Audible

    If you’re looking to invite people over for a feast, we’ve got you covered with these easy-to-make recipes of kheer, shahi tukda, and green chilli chicken from ‘The Tastes of India’ and ‘Simple Recipes with Sanjeev Kapoor’ podcasts on Audible.
  • Eye specialists call for greater awareness on Hereditary Eye Diseases

    According to ophthalmologists from Hyderabad-based LVPEI, consanguinity is a major risk for rise of certain eye diseases due to marriages between uncles and nieces or first cousins.
  • Knee joint replacement is not the solution, say experts

    Instead of removing the damaged parts of the knee joint and replacing it with prosthetic parts, a more conservative route of knee joint preservation should be explored to protect the natural knee joint, said surgeons in the workshop.
  • Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Why are young adults at high risk?

    IBS is a common disorder that affects the stomach and intestines, leading to abdominal cramping, diarrhoea, constipation, bloating, and gas.
  • Are animals passing deadly bacteria to humans?

    Research conducted by the European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (ESCMID) has revealed that "multidrug-resistant" bacteria are transmitted between unwell cats and dogs and their owners in Portugal and the UK.
  • Love pets but not allergies

    Senior pulmonologist and allergy specialist from Ashwini Allergy Clinic, Dr. Vyakarnam Nageswar clarified that there is no concept of hypoallergic dogs, which refers to certain dog breeds that are compatible with allergic individuals.
  • Study links gas to rise in non-smoker lung cancers

    Radon gas is colourless and odourless and emitted from the breakdown of radioactive material naturally occurring underground that then seeps through building foundations.
  • Hormone therapy safe for women over 65: Study

    Hormone therapy, containing estrogen and progesterone, effectively alleviates menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes and vaginal discomfort.
  • Evening exercise may provide stronger defense against Obesity

    Published in Diabetes Care, the findings were derived from wearable device data from 30,000 individuals tracked over nearly 8 years
  • Condoms, gutkha, stones found in samosas; five booked

    The police identified the accused as Rahim Shaikh, Azhar Shaikh, Mazhar Shaikh, Firoz Shaikh, and Vicky Shaikh.
  • India’s increasing disease trends: Explained

    Recent Apollo Hospitals Report: 1 in 3 Indians Pre-diabetic, 2 in 3 Pre-hypertensive, 1 in 10 Depressed
  • World Health Day: Understanding Indian health challenges and progress

    Every April 7th, World Health Day is celebrated. This year, the theme 'My Health, My Right' highlights the importance of equal access to high-quality healthcare.
  • Foot tingling? it could indicate prediabetes

    Prediabetes is characterized by elevated blood sugar levels and a heightened risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.
  • Prostate cancer screening must be done every 5-years: Study

    Prostate cancer screening has long been contentious. While the PSA test is useful for assessing risk, it's notorious for false positives prompting unnecessary invasive treatments and false negatives resulting in undetected cancers
  • Prostate cancer cases to double, deaths to increase by 85% by 2040: Lancet

    During the same timeframe, annual fatalities are estimated to surge by 85%, reaching nearly 700,000 deaths by 2040 from 375,000 deaths in 2020.
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