High Cholesterol Rising Among Youth Due To Stress Eating & Poor Lifestyle
Young adults face high cholesterol due to stress-eating, sedentary habits and genetic risks early in life.
Study Finds Repeated Head Impacts Trigger Early Brain Damage In Young Athletes
NIH-supported study shows repeated head impacts in young athletes cause early neuron loss, inflammation, and vascular changes, raising CTE concerns.
Dengue Death Toll In Bangladesh Crosses 310 As Outbreak Worsens
Bangladesh’s dengue crisis has deepened, with six additional fatalities reported within a single day, taking the total death toll to 313.
Fitness Coach Raj Ganpath Reveals Simple Way To Meet Daily Protein Goals Without Stress
Fitness coach Raj Ganpath shares an easy way to meet daily protein goals by reducing starchy foods and adding more protein-rich options to Indian meals.
Japanese Scientists Heal Spinal Fractures Using Fat-Derived Stem Cells
Japanese researchers have achieved a major medical milestone by using stem cells extracted from fatty tissue to heal spinal fractures in rats.
Bangladesh Reports 1,147 New Dengue Cases, Five Deaths In 24 Hours
As per the data from the Ministry of Health, Bangladesh recorded 1,147 new dengue infections and five more related deaths in the past 24 hours.
Hanoi Sees Sharp Rise In Dengue Cases As Health Authorities Step Up Prevention Measures
Hanoi reported 486 new dengue fever cases between October 24 and 31, marking a weekly rise of 94 infections, according to the Vietnam News Agency.
Lakshadweep Woman Diagnosed With Amoebic Meningoencephalitis In Kerala’s Kochi
A 25 year old Lakshadweep woman in Kochi tested positive for rare amoebic meningoencephalitis infection.
A Record-Breaking Milestone For Women’s Health, Says Nadda As India Secures Three Guinness World Records
Union Health Minister JP Nadda said India has secured three Guinness World Records through the Swasth Nari Sashakt Parivar Abhiyaan.
Scientists Discover New Covid-Like Virus In Moustached Bats In Brazil
Researchers identify a new Covid-like virus, BRZ batCoV, in moustached bats in Brazil, raising questions about zoonotic risks, though no human infections are reported.
