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Migraines are far more than just severe headaches. Affecting millions of people worldwide, they can cause intense throbbing pain, nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to light and sound, often disrupting daily life and productivity. Health experts say that while migraines cannot always be prevented, simple lifestyle

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Metabolism is often blamed when people struggle to lose weight or maintain a healthy body composition, but experts say the science behind metabolism is far more complex than many common myths suggest. New research continues to highlight how metabolism influences body weight, energy balance, and

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Goa has emerged as one of the most obesity affected states in India, according to the latest findings from the National Family Health Survey (NFHS-6), with the state also reporting significantly higher than average blood sugar levels among adults, raising concerns about the growing burden

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A new study has raised important questions about the long term effectiveness of certain knee surgeries commonly performed for meniscal tears, suggesting that the procedure may not always improve outcomes and could potentially contribute to worsening knee osteoarthritis over time.   Researchers found that patients who underwent

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As India's corporate workforce continues to support global operations around the clock, healthcare experts are raising concerns about the long term impact of night shifts on employee health. While shift based work has become common across IT, healthcare, BPO, aviation, manufacturing, and customer support sectors,

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A new study suggests that while adopting a healthier diet can improve brain function, it may not fully reverse cognitive damage caused by long term consumption of high sugar and high fat foods, highlighting the importance of maintaining healthy eating habits throughout life.   Researchers found that

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Dr. Nandish Kumar Jeevangi, Sr Consultant, Medical oncology, HCG Cancer Hospital, Kalaburagi.   The human esophagus is a masterpiece of muscular coordination, a hollow, ten inch conduit that serves as the vital link between the external world and our internal chemistry. In a healthy body, a series of rhythmic contractions

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Dr. Narendra BS Lead Consultant  Endocrinology & Diabetology, Aster Whitefield Hospital   GLP-1 drugs are revolutionary, but require nutritional monitoring and strength training to remain safe and effective, per a doctor.   While these drugs are being hailed as 'miracle' shots for weight loss, they come with a complex set of side

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Dr. Suchismitha Rajamanya, Lead Consultant & HOD - Internal Medicine, Aster Whitefield Hospital   With rising temperatures across cities like Bengaluru, many people are spending long hours working in hot environments whether outdoors or in poorly ventilated indoor spaces.   Excessive heat is not just uncomfortable; it can affect both

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This wearable polygraph doesn’t detect lies, it detects stress. Researchers have developed a next generation wearable “polygraph” device capable of continuously detecting and monitoring stress levels in real time, marking a significant advancement in mental health monitoring and wearable healthcare technology.   The newly developed device is

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