The research team meticulously documented the vaccinations, confirming 134 instances of administration involving eight different vaccines. Despite the remarkable frequency of inoculations, the subject exhibited no discernible adverse effects
Obesity rates across the world, in males and females as well as children, have risen significantly. A study shows that one billion people are already obese, a milestone which was to be reached in 2030. Consumption of unhealthy food, lack of exercise and other environmental factors are to blame for this epidemic
The study, conducted by Global Vaccine Data Network (GVDN), specifically looked at adverse events following administration of the Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca COVID vaccines
The award-winning Mediterranean diet is passé. The Atlantic diet is catching on. It helps in reducing belly fat and cholesterol but at the same time allows you to enjoy bread and pasta. It benefits the people and the planet
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The WHO said it will continue to support the Government of India in achieving health for all and meeting its disease elimination goals
A study has found that a handful of people had developed Alzheimer’s disease after they received a human growth hormone from deceased donors, in a practice now banned. The team emphasised that their research didn’t suggest that the disorder is transmissible, and, in fact, offers clues to its cure
Hollywood actor Reese Witherspoon’s recent TikTok videos showing her shovelling snow into a cup and making it a winter dessert have gone viral, sparking concerns if it’s safe to do so. Experts note that while it may look appetising, it could also be a recipe for disaster
Initiatives like mandatory quality protocols related to service delivery along with stringent periodic audits by independent authorities will ensure execution and compliance to set standards across different models
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As COVID-19 infections surge in India and across the world, data from the UK has revealed that an increasing number of those testing positive are complaining of anxiety and having trouble sleeping. These symptoms are in addition to the more regular ones such as fever and runny nose
Dry January is here and many people are cutting out alcohol for one month. Doctors state that this practice has several health benefits – making people feel fitter and happier. Here’s how
Karnataka is seeing a surge in COVID infections – on Tuesday, it logged 74 cases in the past 24 hours and two deaths. In reaction, the state has imposed certain curbs and measures, including a seven-day home isolation for those who have tested positive. Will this dampen the festive season?
Digital transformation in healthcare is a global market currently valued at $65.2 billion
As millions are set to travel within India and across the world, COVID-19 cases are on the rise. The JN.1 subvariant has been detected in Goa, Rajasthan, and Kerala in India, popular tourist destinations. Singapore, the UK and the US are also seeing a surge
India has recorded a high of 614 COVID cases in the last 24 hours, of which 21 have been identified to be of the JN.1 sub-variant. The rise in infections has prompted the Centre and states to increase their vigilance and testing. The situation has led to many asking – is another COVID wave coming?
Illness anxiety disorder is a mental health condition characterised by excessive worry about health, often with an unfounded belief that a serious medical condition is present. A recent study found that people with the disorder had an increased risk of death
The WHO has termed the JN.1 strain as a ‘variant of interest’. The new sub-variant is easily transmissible, leading to an uptick in cases in the country and the world over. Doctors have said that while the sickness carries the regular signs of COVID, some may complain of nausea
With the detection of the JN.1 subvariant in India and a surge in COVID cases, authorities are on high alert. The Centre has urged states to ramp up testing and surveillance. Karnataka has imposed a mask mandate on the elderly and people with co-morbidities. Will this hurt the festive mood?
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Contrary to popular belief, ice cream is more than just sugar and fat
Breast cancer is an escalating global concern, particularly among women as they age. In 2020, a WHO study revealed a staggering 2.3 million new cases, accounting for a significant 11.7% of all cancer types diagnosed.
Among the macronutrients, protein plays a pivotal role in supporting numerous bodily functions, making the art of balancing protein intake essential
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