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Diabetes, obesity increase risk of liver cancer relapse: Study
Results reveal risk of recurrence 5 years after surgery 3.8 times higher with obesity
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Indian-origin scientist finds cancer therapy safe for patients with HIV & TB
cART is a treatment that uses a combination of three or more drugs to treat HIV infection
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Prescribe painkillers when necessary to kids: American Academy of Pediatrics
The first clinical practice guideline also calls for giving patients and caregivers educational materials on pain control therapies, opioids, and safe storage and disposal of medications
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Researchers give insights into possible cause of Alzheimer's disease
Alzheimer's is a neurological condition that gradually impairs thinking and memory abilities
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Read aloud with newborns, young kids for lifelong benefits: Researchers
While touchscreens and other electronic devices may be popular, they are typically passive or solitary experiences for children
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Heart attacks, strokes account for 3.9 mn deaths annually in South-East Asia: WHO
Heart attacks and strokes are a global health challenge, accounting for 3.9 million deaths annually, in the South-East Asia Region, including India, said the World Health Organization on Saturday, ahead of World Heart Day. World Heart Day is observed every...
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Centre issues advisory to states to isolate suspected Mpox cases
This comes after India reported a case of the clade Ib strain of Mpox infection, making it the third non-African country to do so
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1 in 3 children, teens globally affected by short-sightedness, study estimates
Attaining puberty before boys and tending to spend lesser time outdoors could be possible reasons why girls are affected more by short-sightedness
PTI
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Blood test could identify children at risk of obesity-related conditions, lipid analysis suggests
Ceramides and phospholipids are linked with insulin resistance and cardiometabolic risk
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Study shows antidepressants may improve brain function
Serotonin is often described as a ‘feel good’ chemical, and higher levels of serotonin circulating in the brain contribute to a sense of well-being
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