India’s Overlooked Cardiac Risk: The Dangers Of Aortic Aneurysms
Aortic aneurysms represent a critical yet under-recognized health concern, ranking as the third leading cause of sudden cardiac death.
Boosting Calcium, Zinc Intake May Decrease Fatal BP Issues In Pregnancy
One of the most prevalent issue of pregnancy is hypertension, or high blood pressure, which can be harmful to both the expectant mother and the growing foetus.
Low-Salt Diet And Reduced Body Fluids May Repair Kidney Cells: Study
Low salt, less body fluids may help regenerate certain kidney cells: Study Currently, there is no cure for this silent disease.
Study: IVF Does Not Increase Risk Of Mental Disorder In Adults
Researchers have discovered that adolescents who conceived through IVF do not face an increased risk of mental health.
Childhood Air Pollution Exposure Linked To Persistent Adult Respiratory Issues: USC Study
A recent study highlights a concerning finding regarding the long-term impact of childhood exposure to air pollution on respiratory health.
Risks To Heart Health Seen As Greater Contributor To Future Dementia Cases Than Smoking: Study
A new study published on Thursday suggests that risks to heart health may pose a greater threat to future dementia cases than smoking.
Telangana Junior Doctors Aborts Strike Temporarily
Leaders of Telangana Junior Doctors Association said that they will wait for the order from the government accepting their demands till Wednesday evening.
Government Employees Can Avail Maternity & Paternity Leave For Surrogacy
Female government employees who choose surrogacy for childbirth are now eligible for up to 6 months or 180 days of maternity leave.
Weight Loss Linked To Lower Risk Of Obesity-Related Cancers: Study
A new study has revealed a significant association between real-world weight loss and a reduced risk of obesity-related cancers.
A Hospital In Bengaluru Successfully Performs Rare Heart Re-transplant
Doctors of a hospital in Bengaluru on Wednesday claimed that they have performed a rare heart re-transplant in the country.
