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How water could be your new stress buster – Firstpost
A new study, published in the Journal of Applied Physiology, found that people who drank less than one-and-a-half litres daily showed dramatically higher levels of
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Why Pap smears can’t detect ovarian cancer and which tests women should rely on instead – Firstpost
Ovarian cancer remains one of the deadliest gynaecological cancers, largely because it is detected late and lacks effective early screening tools. Despite advances in treatment,
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What is this rare medical condition? – Firstpost
In a remarkably rare case, doctors in Gurugram recently removed two ‘parasitic’ foetuses growing inside the abdomen of a one-month-old baby girl. The condition, known
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Experts warn vitamin D deficiency during monsoon raises fracture risk – Firstpost
In India, an ICMR study estimates that nearly 22–39% of adults over 40 show signs of osteoarthritis, and doctors warn that weather changes like high
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Why the UK is banning energy drinks for under 16s – Firstpost
The United Kingdom plans to ban sales of energy drinks to under-16s, citing their health risks among young people. Previously, a survey found that among
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How gardening is a good stress-buster – Firstpost
Research suggests 20 to 30 minutes of gardening a few times a week can reduce stress and lift mood, with benefits increasing the more regularly
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Is intermittent fasting increasing the risk of heart attacks? – Firstpost
Skipping meals to shed weight or stay “healthy” has become a big trend in recent years. Intermittent fasting (IF), where people eat only during certain
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How safe are sleep gummies for kids? Here’s what sleep researcher says – Firstpost
US-based online store iHerb has suspended sales of melatonin gummies to Australia. This comes after a rise in reports of non-fatal overdoses in Western Australia
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Why 60% of liver cancers are preventable and how early action can save lives – Firstpost
Liver cancer remains one of the world’s most lethal cancers, ranked sixth in incidence but fourth in cancer-related mortality globally, according to the World Health
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Was CDC director Susan Monarez fired for opposing RFK Jr’s vaccine policy? – Firstpost
The leadership of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been thrown into turmoil following the abrupt removal of its director, Susan
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Do you get safe drinking water? UN says 25% don’t have access to it – Firstpost
In 2024, 89 countries had universal access to at least basic drinking water, of which 31 had universal access to safely managed services More than
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How heatwaves are making people age faster – Firstpost
Heatwaves are no longer just temporary episodes of discomfort; scientists are uncovering how they silently shape long-term human health. Beyond immediate dangers such as dehydration
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London clinic claims to remove microplastics from body for Rs 13.5 lakh. What is the procedure? – Firstpost
Microplastics are now being found in almost every part of the human body, from the brain to the heart. A 2019 study in the journal
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What is the flesh-eating screwworm parasite detected in a person in the US for the first time? – Firstpost
For the first time, the United States has reported a human case of the flesh-eating screwworm parasite, raising fresh alarm among authorities. The infection was
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Do young men need ‘T maxxing’ testosterone? – Firstpost
Videos promoting #testosteronemaxxing are racking up millions of views. Like “ looksmaxxing” or “ fibremaxxing”, this trend takes something related to body image (improving your
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Sitting all day in your office AC? Why prolonged exposure can make you sick – Firstpost
Air conditioning can feel heaven-sent on hot summer days. It keeps temperatures comfortable and controls humidity, making indoor environments tolerable even on the most brutally
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Why US has warned against an Indian cookware brand – Firstpost
The United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) has warned against using aluminium cookware under the brand Tiger White, manufactured by Saraswati Strips Pvt Ltd.
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Talking to chatbots can lead to ‘AI psychosis’. Is this a growing mental health risk? – Firstpost
Artificial intelligence chatbots have quickly become embedded in everyday life. Millions of people across the globe now interact with tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and
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How brain-liver miscommunication drives severe weight loss in cancer patients – Firstpost
A ground-breaking new study has highlighted the crucial role of disrupted communication between the brain and liver in causing severe weight loss that impacts a
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Nearly 20 cr Indians have high BP, renal denervation therapy offers new hope – Firstpost
With nearly 20 crore adults in India estimated to be living with hypertension and only about 2 crores managing to keep it under control, the
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How China is creating ‘pregnancy robots’ to deliver babies – Firstpost
Chinese scientists are reportedly developing the world’s first ‘pregnancy robot’, a humanoid that will carry a baby in an artificial womb and mimic a full-term
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Why chronic venous insufficiency is often mistaken for ageing in seniors – Firstpost
Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), a progressive condition where leg veins struggle to return blood to the heart, is often dismissed as a natural part of
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What is ‘tooth-in-eye-surgery’, the procedure that helped Canadian woman regain her vision? – Firstpost
Gail Lane, a 75-year-old Canadian woman, regained vision after a decade of suffering from visual impairment; she had damaged her corneas due to an autoimmune
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What is this condition? – Firstpost
Seeking dietary advice from artificial intelligence (AI) proved costly for a 60-year-old man. According to a US medical journal, the man developed a rare condition
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What are its symptoms? – Firstpost
Symptoms are similar to other Omicron subvariants, including fever, chills, shortness of breath, sore throat, fatigue, headache, nausea, vomiting, muscle aches, loss of taste or
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It’s all in the brain – Firstpost
Noise sensitivity, often dismissed by health professionals, can significantly impact both mental and physical wellbeing. Affecting up to 40% of the population, this condition is
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What is the new weight-loss pill orforglipron that may rival Ozempic and Mounjaro? – Firstpost
Weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro have changed the game for people trying to manage their weight and blood sugar. But there’s always been one
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How does this disease spread, what Beijing is doing to tackle it? – Firstpost
Southern China is currently witnessing an unprecedented spike in chikungunya virus cases, with over 7,000 infections recorded in a matter of weeks. The outbreak —
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Can eating French fries increase the risk of type 2 diabetes? – Firstpost
A new study published in the BMJ journal has found that eating three servings of French fries a week may increase the risk of developing
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After billions spent, why is polio still spreading in Pakistan and Afghanistan? – Firstpost
For the last ten years, Sughra Ayaz has walked from house to house in southeastern Pakistan, urging parents to permit their children to receive polio
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What is Legionnaires’ disease? Is it deadly? – Firstpost
Three people have died and 67 others have been diagnosed with Legionnaires’ disease in New York City in recent weeks. The illness, a type of
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How soda, noodles and other ultra-processed foods can increase risk of lung cancer – Firstpost
We’ve known for a while that our go-to ultra-processed foods, like fast food, sugary drinks, and instant meals, aren’t exactly the best for our health.
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Can a broken heart really kill you? Science says yes — here’s why – Firstpost
The death of someone deeply loved is one of life’s most painful experiences. But beyond the emotional toll, new research suggests that grief can actually
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Is it safe to boil water more than once? – Firstpost
We have often heard that re-boiled water leads to the accumulation of allegedly hazardous substances, including metals such as arsenic, or salts. Here’s why that
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What happens to the human body without food? – Firstpost
Since Israel launched its war on Gaza in October 2023, dozens have died from starvation and malnutrition-related conditions. The majority of these deaths have been
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How music therapy matches CBT in easing anxiety among cancer survivors – Firstpost
Music therapy is emerging as a powerful, evidence-based tool in cancer survivorship care. A recent MSK study finds it as effective as CBT in managing
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How AI and adaptive therapy are revolutionising lung cancer radiotherapy – Firstpost
Lung cancer, long associated with late-stage diagnosis and limited treatment success, is now witnessing a transformative shift in care. Driven by advances in high-precision radiotherapy
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How child was born from embryo frozen in 1994 – Firstpost
A baby boy born in Ohio has made history after being born from an embryo that was frozen more than 30 years ago, long before
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Why Swedish company is offering 30-minute masturbation breaks to employees – Firstpost
Erica Lust, the founder of a Swedish adult entertainment company, said she started offering 30-minute masturbation breaks to her employees during Covid-19 as a means
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Throat cancer without smoking? Experts warn of new risk factors in India – Firstpost
An increasing number of throat cancer cases are being diagnosed among non-smokers in India, particularly men under 60. Experts link this rise to HPV infections,
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What is CTE, the brain disease gunman claimed to have? How is it caused? – Firstpost
The man who shot dead four people at a Manhattan office tower left behind a ‘suicide note’ claiming the National Football League (NFL) was to
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What is this rare pregnancy? – Firstpost
Doctors in Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, were left stunned after an MRI scan of a 30-year-old woman revealed something highly unusual, she was 12 weeks pregnant,
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A guide to maintaining healthy snacking habits at work – Firstpost
When Claire Paré was a classroom teacher, working in a setting where every minute, down to the bathroom breaks, was scheduled, she brought granola bars,
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How dogs are helping people destress even more than expected – Firstpost
New studies show dogs are playing a greater role than ever in helping humans de-stress. Data shows that dog owners are at a 24 per
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How air pollution, stress and late pregnancies are fuelling India’s fertility crisis – Firstpost
Infertility is emerging as a pressing public health concern in India, affecting an estimated 10–15% of couples according to studies published in The Lancet and
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How a baby girl in Sweden grew a ‘micropenis’ from lying on her father’s chest – Firstpost
A 10-month-old baby girl in Sweden developed a ‘micropenis’ after she frequently lay on her father’s bare chest, who applied a strong testosterone gel as
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Can 7,000 steps a day keep chronic diseases at bay? – Firstpost
Walking 10,000 steps a day has long been considered to be the norm for a healthy life. However, a new study shows that walking even
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Why DIY skincare isn’t always safe – Firstpost
Scrolling through social media, it’s hard to miss influencers raiding the pantry for “natural” beauty fixes: baking-soda scrubs, garlic spot sticks, cayenne masks that promise
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Can sunbathing lead to brain haemorrhage? – Firstpost
Sunbathing for long proved costly for an elderly woman in China. The 67-year-old reportedly suffered a brain haemorrhage and slipped into a coma after sunbathing
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How a day off from alcohol can transform your health – Firstpost
Alcohol has many negative effects on our health, some of which may surprise you. These include short-term impacts such as waking up with a pounding
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India’s ‘first’ AI-powered MRI scanner launched in Delhi to enhance diagnostic precision – Firstpost
As India steps into the era of AI-driven diagnostics, the question is no longer whether AI will be part of healthcare but how quickly, safely
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How diet, sleep and gut health impact GLP-1 and weight regulation – Firstpost
As GLP-1-based drugs like semaglutide gain popularity, new insights highlight how gut health, diet, protein, and sleep can naturally support GLP-1 hormone function. Firstpost presents
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A victory in progress as death rates tumble with new drugs, screening and prevention – Firstpost
The chances of getting affected by cancer increase as people age. Since the 1990s, the age-adjusted death rate related to cancer has fallen considerably read
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What is chronic venous insufficiency, the vein condition Trump is suffering from? – Firstpost
Speculation ran wild this week after viral photos showed bruising on President Donald Trump’s hand and noticeably swollen ankles, sparking intense online chatter about his
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Is it healthier than high-fructose corn syrup? – Firstpost
Donald Trump’s long-standing love affair with Coca-Cola is no secret. During his first term, he reportedly downed up to a dozen cans of Diet Coke
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Eight ‘three-parent’ children born in UK. Why this stops genetic diseases from being passed down – Firstpost
Science continues to make great strides in the 21st Century. In the UK, eight children have thus far been born using the DNA of three
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What is fibremaxxing, the new diet trend taking over social media? How safe is it? – Firstpost
Move over keto, the latest buzz on social media is “fibremaxxing—a trend that’s all about loading up on fibre-rich foods like oats, lentils, chia seeds,
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Lab tests find virus in 20 districts, 13 cases officially reported in 2025 – Firstpost
At least 13 samples collected between May 8 and June 17, tested positive for Wild Poliovirus Type 1 (WPV1). The samples were collected from key
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Second Nipah death reported in Kerala, 6 districts put on alert – Firstpost
The man had been undergoing treatment at a private hospital in this northern district. read more A 57-year-old man from Palakkad district in Kerala, who
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Govt canteens to display health warnings for samosas, jalebis – Firstpost
Top health institutions like AIIMS Nagpur have been directed to display eye-catching “oil and sugar boards” in cafeterias and public areas read more To tackle
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Is your bed making you sick without you knowing it? – Firstpost
You might think your bed is clean, but every night it fills with sweat, dead skin, bacteria, and allergens. From dust mites to fungi, your
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Do women pee more often than men? No, it’s not about small bladders – Firstpost
The toilet habits of women and men depend on, among other things, anatomy and hormones. While many say women use the loo more often due
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Why reels are short but their mental health impact isn’t – Firstpost
In the age of endless scrolling, short-form video content like Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and TikTok has woven itself into the daily routine of millions,
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How a new ‘milestone’ technique could help chemo patients from losing their hair – Firstpost
For many cancer patients, hair loss during chemotherapy is one of the most emotionally difficult parts of treatment. For most patients, maintaining their hair is
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Why ‘eat less, move more’ mantra might not always work to fight obesity – Firstpost
For years, people living with obesity have been given the same basic advice: eat less, move more. But while this mantra may sound simple, it’s
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Major cancer drugs could become cheaper as India considers import duty waiver – Firstpost
The documents show that blockbuster cancer drugs like pembrolizumab (brand Keytruda), osimertinib (brand Tagrisso), and trastuzumab deruxtecan (brand Enhertu), used to treat lung and breast
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US faces worst measles outbreak in decades amid falling vaccination rates under Trump – Firstpost
More than two-thirds of states have reported at least one case, with 27 outbreaks identified nationwide. Three deaths have occurred, two unvaccinated children in Texas
What is RFK Jr doing about it? – Firstpost
The United States is facing its most severe measles outbreak in over three decades, with 1,277 confirmed infections recorded so far this year across 38
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How XFG is likely to become the next dominant Covid variant – Firstpost
Given the number of times this has happened already, it should come as little surprise that we’re now faced with yet another new subvariant of
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India’s drug regulator wants you to flush these 17 expired drugs immediately. Here’s why – Firstpost
The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has released a list of 17 drugs, if expired, to be flushed down the toilet immediately rather than
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You prefer the gym to yoga? It has a lot to do with your personality – Firstpost
Can your personality affect the kind of exercise you enjoy? A new study suggests so. Published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology, the study was
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Is your makeup safe? Why is India looking to ban mercury-based cosmetics? – Firstpost
The death of actor-model Shefali Jariwala has sparked a national debate on the safety of anti-ageing and skin-whitening products. As the discussion rages on, have
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How regular physical activity can help prevent cancer and aid recovery – Firstpost
In recent years, science has made one thing clear: exercise isn’t just about fitness, it’s a vital component in preventing and managing serious diseases including
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How doctors are adapting to the digital transformation of healthcare – Firstpost
As AI, telemedicine and digital tools transform healthcare, doctors are adapting to a tech-driven future while preserving the human touch. Experts say technology can enhance
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Your screen is making you sick? Experts call for digital detox as screen time fuels health crisis – Firstpost
Doctors across specialties are calling for digital detox as screen-related stress, sleep issues and anxiety surge in 2025. Experts explain how intentional disconnection from devices
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How eating the dairy product before bed can give you nightmares – Firstpost
Charlotte Gupta, CQUniversity Australia Have you heard people say eating cheese before bed will cause you to have vivid dreams or nightmares? It’s a relatively
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Is Covid vaccine to blame? – Firstpost
Heart attack-related deaths have gone up alarmingly in Karnataka’s Hassan district. In the past 40 days, 23 people have died after suffering heart attacks. Karnataka
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Why medication on an empty stomach can be fatal – Firstpost
Shefali Jariwala’s unexpected passing due to cardiac arrest at the age of 42 came as a shock. While the exact cause of her death is
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Was the actor taking glutathione injections? Are they safe? – Firstpost
The recent death of actor and model Shefali Jariwala has fuelled questions about the health risks linked to anti-ageing treatments. While the exact cause of
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Doctors call for pre-monsoon malaria vigilance – Firstpost
As summer sets in, doctors warn that heat, stagnant water and increased outdoor exposure are driving malaria risks higher. With the WHO flagging seasonal shifts
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Did anti-ageing drugs cause BP to fall? – Firstpost
Trying to be beautiful can be deadly. The sudden death of actor-model Shefali Jariwala is another cautionary tale in this saga. On Saturday (June 28),
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How your doctor stays fit, calm and resilient beyond the hospital walls – Firstpost
As the world embraces healthier living in 2025, the advice doctors offer their patients takes on deeper meaning when viewed through the lens of their
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How nightmares can lead to early death – Firstpost
New research has shown that people who experience nightmares on a weekly basis are three times more likely to die early than those who rarely
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No clear answer on Covid-19 origin, WHO experts conclude after three-year-long probe – Firstpost
After more than three years of work, WHO’s expert group was unable to get the necessary data to evaluate whether or not Covid-19 was the
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Why appendix cancer is rising among the young & how it differs from colon cancer – Firstpost
Once considered extremely rare, appendix cancer is now showing a worrying rise particularly among younger adults. New research suggests that cases have quadrupled in recent
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Urine as eyewash? Why doctors are warning against the health trend – Firstpost
We’ve all seen strange wellness trends pop up online, but this one might just take the cake. A bizarre video recently went viral featuring Nupur
Maharashtra reports 13 new cases & 1 death – Firstpost
Maharashtra on Friday recorded 13 new cases of Covid-19, which took the tally of infections to 2,462, and one death read more Maharashtra reported 13
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Choking before 30? 1 in 3 Delhi youth show lung abnormalities: Report – Firstpost
At least 29% of young adults in Delhi show signs of lung damage in routine CT scans, including bronchiectasis and emphysema, according to a study.
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Only one person on Earth has this blood type. What is ‘Gwada negative’? – Firstpost
A woman from the French Caribbean territory of Guadeloupe has been confirmed as the only known person in the world to possess a newly classified
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How AMH+ and other new tests are changing PCOS diagnosis for Indian women – Firstpost
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is rising among Indian women, especially in urban areas. This article explores its symptoms, diagnostic challenges, and how new tools like the
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How the breakthrough drug triggers weight loss – Firstpost
After Mounjaro, another weight loss jab has made its entry into Indian markets. Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk on Tuesday (June 24) launched its popular weight-loss
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What are 3 neurological conditions Salman Khan suffers from? – Firstpost
In a shocking revelation, Bollywood’s ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ Salman Khan said that he is battling three serious medical conditions — brain aneurysm, AV malformation, and trigeminal
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How scientists have used urine to make dental implants – Firstpost
A team of scientists at the University of California, Irvine, have figured out a way to turn human urine into a key material used in
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When should you add cardio into your fitness routine? – Firstpost
Fitness enthusiasts have debated the question for decades: is it better to do cardio before or after lifting weights? Until recently, the answer has largely
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How sickle cell disease quietly impacts childhood in India – Firstpost
Sickle cell disease (SCD) remains one of the most under-recognised genetic conditions affecting children in India with profound long-term effects on the brain, organs, growth
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How to spot early Alzheimer’s symptoms and why younger adults should care too – Firstpost
Alzheimer’s disease isn’t just a condition of old age. Subtle symptoms can appear earlier than expected and are often mistaken for routine forgetfulness. Firstpost spoke
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Caffeine overdose kills woman. How much can you safely consume? – Firstpost
An inquest in Australia has heard that Christina Lackmann, a 32-year-old from Melbourne, died of a caffeine overdose. Lackmann, who was studying biomedical science at
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How new blood test could reveal cancer long before symptoms appear – Firstpost
Scientists at Johns Hopkins University in the US have developed a new blood test that can detect signs of cancer up to three years before
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How common are rabies deaths today? – Firstpost
What began as a relaxing holiday to Morocco turned into a heartbreaking tragedy for 59-year-old Yvonne Ford from Barnsley, South Yorkshire. While exploring the country
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1 in 56 older adults die due to unintentional fall; 41,000 in 2023 – Firstpost
More than 41,000 retirement-age Americans died of falls in 2023, the most recent year for which final statistics based on death certificates are available. That
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Death toll crosses 100 in current wave, Kerala leads national caseload – Firstpost
On Monday, 11 deaths were recorded, taking the total number of deaths to 108. While seven of these deaths were from Kerala, one each occurred
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Covid cases rise in Singapore, Hong Kong as new wave spreads in Asia. Should you be worried? – Firstpost
Is Covid making a comeback in Asia? Covid cases are rising again in parts of Southeast Asia, with Hong Kong and Singapore reporting a sudden
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In a first, doctors treat baby with gene-edited drug – Firstpost
The baby, KJ, was born with severe CPS1 deficiency, a rare genetic condition that affects only one in 1.3 million people. While doctors asserted that
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Why climate change is causing dengue and chikungunya to spread in Europe – Firstpost
New research shows that dengue and chikungunya could soon become endemic in Europe. The study, published in The Lancet Planetary Health, was conducted by researchers
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Why sickle cell disease disproportionately affects India’s tribal communities – Firstpost
Sickle Cell disease disproportionately affects India’s tribal populations, with complications impacting both children and adults. Firstpost brings out experts’ view on early signs, treatments and
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How India’s chewing habit is fuelling a cancer crisis – Firstpost
Oral cancer is a rising but largely preventable threat in India, driven by tobacco use, alcohol consumption, poor hygiene and HPV infection. In this report,
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Is the Covid ‘lab-leak’ theory incorrect? What new study reveals – Firstpost
A study by the University of Edinburgh suggests Covid-19 did not originate in China’s Wuhan but evolved naturally in the bat population in northern Laos
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Covid patient dies in Thane due to comorbidities, civic body says total active cases rise to 18 – Firstpost
The patient was admitted on Thursday for diabetes issues and later tested positive for Covid-19 on Friday night. Thane Municipal Corporation said eight new Covid-19
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Why are men taller than women? Genes hold the answer – Firstpost
On average, men usually have five inches more in height than women. But why? Scientists have now found an answer to this pertinent question. A
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RT-PCR test for Cabinet ministers? What rules are in place for rest of India – Firstpost
Experts have recommended maintaining Covid-appropriate behaviour, such as wearing masks, practising hand hygiene, and avoiding crowded areas. read more The Indian government has mandated an
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Is it time to sound the alarm bell? – Firstpost
India’s total fertility rate (TFR) has dipped below the replacement rate, according to a new United Nations demographic report. It also estimates that the South
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Scientists develop new mRNA technique for permanent HIV treatment – Firstpost
A paper published in Nature Communications says that scientists at the Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity in Melbourne have tapped into mRNA technology to
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What is the ‘newly emerging’ XFG variant? – Firstpost
India is once again seeing a rise in Covid-19 cases, and this time, a new sub-variant is also in the mix. While the JN.1 variant
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Why booster shots are crucial even with mild Covid-19 symptoms prevailing – Firstpost
India is experiencing a mild surge in Covid-19 cases driven by new Omicron subvariants, with mostly mild symptoms. Experts stress the importance of boosters, surveillance
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How cutting calories can leave you depressed – Firstpost
Anyone who’s ever tried to swap a packet of chips for a bowl of salad knows the struggle, dieting isn’t always a joyful journey. And
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40 women using weight-loss drugs see unexpected pregnancies; prompt UK’s warning over contraceptives – Firstpost
The weight loss drugs, by mimicking gut hormones, effectively reduce appetite and promote weight loss, which can in turn boost fertility in women with obesity
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Real or fake? How to decode a smile in seconds – Firstpost
From uncomfortable family portraits to forced workplace smiles, our brains often sense something’s off before we can explain why. The reason lies in a mix
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How Salmonella contamination spreads and what it means for consumers – Firstpost
Salmonella is a leading global cause of diarrhoeal diseases, often spread through contaminated food and water, including fresh produce like cucumbers. While most infections are
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What’s really on your plate? How pesticide residues could increase your cancer risk – Firstpost
Scientific evidence indicates that long-term exposure to pesticide residues in food can increase the risk of certain cancers, say leading medical and agricultural experts. While
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Fatigue, hair loss, weight gain or anxiety? It could be your thyroid – Firstpost
The thyroid, a small, butterfly-shaped gland at the front of the neck, is a powerhouse organ responsible for orchestrating critical bodily functions, from metabolism and
Another patient dead in Thane; death toll rises to 4 in Maharashtra – Firstpost
So far, four patients have died in Maharashtra after testing positive for Covid this week read more Another Covid-19 patient breathed his last in India’s
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Mumbai reports 411 covid cases as Maharashtra logs 681 in 2025 – Firstpost
As many as 84 new Covid 19 cases were reported in Maharashtra on Friday, taking the tally of cases registered since the start of the
New cases over 4,000, India holds Covid mock drill today for hospital checks – Firstpost
On Wednesday, India recorded 276 new Covid cases, with seven deaths in the past 24 hours. The highest toll was recorded in Maharashtra at four
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7 dead in past 24 hours, over 2,700 cases recorded; Kerala, Maharashtra worst hit – Firstpost
In an alarming development, seven deaths have been reported over the past 24 hours across India, taking the total Covid death toll to 22 during
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Nigeria deadliest country for expecting mothers, accounts for 30% of maternal deaths globally – Firstpost
Every year, 75,000 women die in Nigeria in labour, which translates to one death every seven minutes. Nigeria’s spending on health is just 5 per
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How snoozing your alarm is costing you more sleep – Firstpost
We’ve all been there. Monday morning, alarm blasting, and without even thinking, your hand shoots out to hit snooze. “Just five more minutes”, you whisper
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US okays Moderna’s ‘next generation’ Covid-19 vaccine – Firstpost
The new vaccine, mNexspike (mRNA-1283), is a step toward next-generation coronavirus vaccines. It’s made in a way that allows for a lower dose, a fifth
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How 3 nights of poor sleep can harm your heart – Firstpost
A new study from Uppsala University in Sweden has found that just three nights of restricted sleep, about four hours per night, can trigger changes
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How India’s rising Covid cases is causing a rush of patients at hospitals – Firstpost
It’s never a dull moment in hospitals across India and with Covid-19 infections rising across the country, hospitals are seeing a rise in footfalls in
Four new Covid cases detected in Gurugram, total rises to 23 in latest surge – Firstpost
Four more people were diagnosed with coronavirus infection in Gurugram on Sunday, a health department official said. read more Four new coronavirus cases were reported
Covid cases in India surge to 3,395, 4 dead in past 24 hours; Delhi sees highest daily spike – Firstpost
Kerala remains the most affected, reporting 1,336 active cases, followed by Maharashtra with 467 and Delhi with 375, according to data released by the Ministry
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Karnataka reports fourth Covid death, 63-year-old with co-morbidities dies in Bengaluru – Firstpost
A 63 year old man with comorbidities and who tested positive for Covid19 died at a private hospital here, taking the coronavirus related death toll
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What is Pembrolizumab, cancer drug that doubles the survival rate? – Firstpost
Hundreds of thousands of patients with advanced head and neck cancer could live years longer without the disease, thanks to a breakthrough immunotherapy drug, a
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Why delay can be deadly in India’s fight against the disease – Firstpost
With over 100,000 cancer cases reported annually, India faces a growing health crisis worsened by myths, stigma and misinformation. Firstpost presents the expert’s view to
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Is eating food with hands ‘unhygienic’? Indian-origin woman’s video on London Tube has stirred debate – Firstpost
Is eating with your hands “unhealthy”? A debate was sparked online after a video of an Indian-origin woman eating curry and rice with her hand
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Kissing spreads depression and anxiety, says new study. But why? – Firstpost
The research, published in Exploratory Research and Hypothesis in Medicine, examined the oral microbiome of 268 newly-married couples, the levels of cortisol in their saliva
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Why it’s so easy to fall for fake information about fitness, well-being – Firstpost
Alongside actively looking up health information online, people frequently encounter it on social media or receive it through emails and messages from friends or family.
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How warming planet could trigger spread of fungi that could ‘eat you from inside out’ – Firstpost
Scientists from Manchester University have projected that Aspergillus, a common group of fungi present globally, could spread to new regions as the world heats up.
Kerala, Maharashtra and Delhi record 74% new cases – Firstpost
As of yesterday (May 27), India reported a total of 1,010 active cases of Covid-19, according to data published by the Health Ministry on its
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Kerala leads India’s Covid-19 surge with 430 active cases – Firstpost
Kerala has reported the highest number of active Covid-19 cases in India, with 430 people currently infected. read more Kerala has reported the highest number
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Should you get booster vaccine, wear masks? – Firstpost
Covid-19 cases have increased across the country, and so have people’s concerns. Do we need booster shots? Is it time to bring back masks? As
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Two new Covid-19 cases reported in Gurugram; toll at six – Firstpost
Two new coronavirus cases were reported in Gurugram city on Monday. read more Two new coronavirus cases were reported in Gurugram city on Monday. A
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What are NB.1.8.1 and LF.7, the 2 new Covid-19 variants detected in India? – Firstpost
Covid-19 cases are once again rising across Southeast Asia. India, too, is seeing a slow rise in infections . As a result, Karnataka, Delhi and
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Why genetics and lifestyle matter in prostate cancer risk – Firstpost
Prostate cancer is the fourth most common cancer among men in India. Often symptomless in its early stages, it is highly treatable when detected promptly.
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Can a physiotherapist help you with your headaches? Here’s what science says – Firstpost
You might’ve noticed some physiotherapists advertise they offer treatments for headaches and wondered: would that work? In fact, there’s a solid body of research showing
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Lifestyle changes alone won’t stop prostate cancer — here’s what else is needed – Firstpost
The recent revelation of former US President Joe Biden’s aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis has once again brought the spotlight to one of the most common
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Covid scare back in India; Kerala, Mumbai, Delhi hospitals on high alert as cases rise – Firstpost
Experts believe the rise in the COVID-19 cases in South Asia is due to the JN.1 variant, a sub-variant of Omicron. read more The COVID-19
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Blood test to diagnose Alzheimer’s gets approval in US – Firstpost
Fujirebio Diagnostics created the test to assess the ratio of two proteins in the blood. The rato is associated with amyloid plaques in the brain,
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How new infrared contact lenses can help people see in the dark – Firstpost
Now, you can see in the dark with the help of special infrared contact lenses. These new lenses have been created by researchers at the
What is JN.1 variant? How dangerous is it? – Firstpost
Covid-19 has reared its ugly head again. Many regions in Asia, including Singapore and Hong Kong, are reporting a surge in cases driven by variants
Cases double in Thailand in a week, most infections among 30-39 age-group – Firstpost
The new wave of COVID-19 infections is affecting people aged between 30 to 39 in Thailand, as authorities advise citizens to wear face masks and
Which Indian states are reporting cases? – Firstpost
A quiet uptick in Covid-19 cases is starting to grab the attention of health officials across India. Though the numbers remain low, a fresh wave
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How safe is this cosmetic procedure? – Firstpost
A full head of thick, beautiful hair – who doesn’t want that? But for many, it is becoming a fantasy. As hair loss has become
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California doctors pull off world’s first bladder transplant. Here’s how they did it – Firstpost
Doctors in California earlier this month conducted the world’s first successful bladder transplant. The eight hour procedure involved taking a kidney and bladder from an
What’s going on? – Firstpost
A surge in Covid-19 cases in some regions of Asia has sparked fears in India. Singapore, Hong Kong, China and Thailand are reporting an uptick
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Swapping shots for shows? Are we drinking less because we are watching more? – Firstpost
What does Gen Z enjoy doing? What is their go-to source of entertainment? Most people would probably say they get their entertainment from video games,
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What is this disease? How common is it among men? – Firstpost
He lost his son, Beau, to cancer in 2015 — a loss so great that he has repeatedly spoken about it over the years. Now,
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How lifestyle changes can prevent hypertension from turning deadly – Firstpost
As hypertension emerges as one of India’s most pressing non-communicable diseases, lifestyle choices, early intervention, and public awareness have become critical in managing its growing
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How preeclampsia turns hypertension into a deadly pregnancy crisis – Firstpost
Preeclampsia, a serious hypertensive disorder of pregnancy, affects 2–8% of pregnancies globally and remains a leading cause of maternal and new-born deaths, claiming around 46,000
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How diet, exercise and sleep play a vital role in controlling hypertension naturally – Firstpost
Hypertension is a silent killer—learn the 4 warning signs you must never ignore. Discover diet tips, exercise plans & stress-reducing hacks to control high blood
Climate change expanding dengue’s reach? Why India’s fight needs more than fogging – Firstpost
Dengue fever is rapidly emerging as a major health concern across India, particularly during the monsoon and post-monsoon months from July to mid-November. Traditionally concentrated
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Nine to forever? How long work hours could be changing your brain – Firstpost
Working long hours is often linked to stress and exhaustion, but that might not be the whole story. Have you been clocking more than 52
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What is Spoan syndrome, the genetic disorder plaguing a Brazilian village? – Firstpost
For years, families in a small Brazilian town watched their children slowly lose the ability to walk—and no one knew why. In Serrinha dos Pintos,
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How the UK will track obese children using ‘spy scales’ – Firstpost
The United Kingdom (UK) has an obesity crisis, with one in seven children between the ages of two and 15 suffering from the condition. As
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Why can some people go on about their day on just 4 hours of sleep? – Firstpost
Sleeping is a necessity, which, if we do inadequately, could lead to several health risks. However, not everyone requires the same amount of bedtime each
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Common pregnancy complications and how to prevent them – Firstpost
Pregnancy is a transformative journey, but it can also bring certain health challenges that require close monitoring. Awareness of common pregnancy complications and their preventive
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How sleep deprivation became collateral damage in a toxic productivity culture – Firstpost
With sleep deprivation emerging as a silent health crisis in high-pressure work environments, Firstpost brings expert insights on how chronic lack of sleep affects physical,
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34 million affected, experts call for early screening and tech-driven solutions – Firstpost
India reportedly has the highest asthma-related deaths in the world, accounting for nearly 46% of them. With over 34 million Indians suffering from asthma, experts
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How Ancient Discovery in Babylon Revolutionized Cleanliness and Health – Firstpost
From ancient Babylon to modern bathrooms, soap has shaped human hygiene for over 5,000 years. But how does it really work? Chemistry reveals that soap’s
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After US, is South Korea having a measles outbreak? Country reports highest number of cases in 6 years – Firstpost
South Korea was certified measles-free by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2014, and maintains high childhood vaccination coverage. Despite this, it recorded 52 confirmed
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Is your child at risk? How climate change is worsening asthma and what you can do – Firstpost
Asthma affects over 260 million people worldwide, causing significant health and economic challenges particularly in low- and middle-income countries. While inhaled corticosteroids remain the cornerstone
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What is Qdenga, the ‘Made in India’ dengue vaccine likely to be launched in India next year? – Firstpost
India may have a dengue vaccine as early as next year. Developed by Japanese major Takeda, the vaccine named ‘Qdenga’ will be rolled out in
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Why humans aren’t as hairy as other mammals – Firstpost
Scientists note that the answer to this hairy question lies in evolution. Over hundreds of millions of years, a small handful of mammals, including humans,
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Why Tamil Nadu has banned egg mayo – Firstpost
Tamil Nadu has banned the manufacture, storage, distribution or sale of mayonnaise prepared from raw eggs for a year, beginning April. According to the state’s
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How cerebral malaria can turn a mosquito bite into a life-threatening emergency – Firstpost
Cerebral malaria, a severe complication caused by Plasmodium falciparum, can quickly escalate from a mosquito bite to a life-threatening brain emergency. Firstpost brings out an
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Why India’s fight against malaria requires more than just medicine – Firstpost
India has made remarkable progress in reducing its malaria burden, with official data showing an almost 80% decline in cases between 2015 and 2023. Figures
10 facts about Malaria you need to know – Firstpost
Malaria, an ancient disease traced back to Egyptian mummies, remains a deadly global threat despite medical advancements. Unlike common perception, malaria is caused by Plasmodium
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Inside the world’s first sperm race to be held in the US – Firstpost
Los Angeles is set to host the world’s first ‘live’ sperm race on April 25. The one-of-a-kind event, hosted by Sperm Racing, a startup founded
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Why Novo Nordisk is focusing on blockbuster weight-loss drugs in India – Firstpost
Will Indians get blockbuster weight-loss drugs at cost of cheaper insulin? That’s what some are wondering after Novo Nordisk has said it is discontinuing selling
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Why US is planning to remove artificial food dyes from cereals, candies – Firstpost
As the US edges closer to eliminating petroleum-based synthetic dyes from its food supply, the federal government — led by the Trump administration and United
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Equity in bleeding disorder care isn’t optional — it’s long overdue – Firstpost
As India observes World Hemophilia Day 2025 under the theme “Access for All: Women and Girls Bleed Too,” the spotlight turns to persistent gender disparities
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Can extreme heat cause schizophrenia and depression? What new study shows – Firstpost
Climate change means humans are going to have to contend with increasingly hotter temperatures. While this will no doubt be a physical burden, a new
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Is womb transplant the next big thing for those dealing with infertility? – Firstpost
A baby girl named Amy Isabel has become the first child in the UK to be born to a mother who has had a womb
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How cancer takes over your brain and steals motivation – Firstpost
A cruel consequence of advanced cancer is the profound apathy many patients experience as they lose interest in once-cherished activities. This symptom is part of
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Blame the calendar? How your birth month may shape your body fat – Firstpost
High blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity, and diabetes have all seen a sharp rise since the mid-1900s. These health issues are generally associated with factors
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How lifestyle choices and late diagnosis are fueling India’s liver cancer crisis – Firstpost
As India marks World Liver Day, health experts are raising concerns over the rising burden of liver cancer, a disease often linked to modern lifestyle
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It’s not just alcohol — your diet might be putting your liver at risk – Firstpost
World Liver Day: As modern lifestyles evolve, fatty liver disease is emerging as a quiet but growing health concern, with both drinkers and non-drinkers at
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Is a desk job increasing your risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease? – Firstpost
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), now reclassified as metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) is emerging as a major health concern among young Indians, especially
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How harmful is it? – Firstpost
Indians and their love for paneer is legendary. Whether it’s a wedding reception, a Sunday dinner, or a fancy night out, paneer always finds its
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Spain goes back to school to fight obesity, to serve fruits, vegetables and fish to kids in lunches – Firstpost
Despite Spain’s reputation for its healthy Mediterranean diet, a 2019 study revealed that over 40 per cent of Spanish children between the ages of six
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Why mutations matter more than ever in diagnosis and treatment – Firstpost
Hemophilia, a rare inherited bleeding disorder, is primarily caused by mutations in specific genes that impair the body’s ability to produce clotting factors, leading to
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Doctor’s ‘Indians take Dolo 650 like it’s Cadbury Gems’ post goes viral. How this can be harmful – Firstpost
Like Victoria Ratliff of The White Lotus could not stop popping her Lorazepams, Indians have developed an affinity for Dolo-650. India’s go-to medicine for fever
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How does it differ from Type 1 and Type 2? – Firstpost
Diabetes is one of the world’s leading diseases: in 2024, the number of people suffering from this condition increased to a whopping 800 million, with
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What is Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, the rare brain condition that killed 2 people in the US? – Firstpost
A total of three cases of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, a rare and incurable brain condition, have been detected in Hood River County of Oregon state over
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Pfizer shelves obesity pill plan after patient suffers liver injury during clinical trial – Firstpost
Pfizer Inc. has said it will discontinue development of its closely watched obesity pill, danuglipron, dealing a severe blow to the company’s ambitions to compete
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No more fillings or implants? Why world’s first lab-grown teeth are a big deal – Firstpost
Scientists at King’s College London have successfully developed a human tooth in a lab for the first time. The major development could someday lead to
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Does drinking pee have any health benefits? – Firstpost
Former Indian prime minister Morarji Desai claimed he drank a daily glass of urine, which contributed to his longevity. British adventurer Bear Grylls also endorses
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Having even small amounts of alcohol can increase cancer risk. Here’s how – Firstpost
According to US dietary guidelines, having even low amounts of alcohol, less than a single drink a day, is linked to increased cancer risk. Despite
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How diabetic retinopathy is silently stealing vision in India – Firstpost
With vision loss due to diabetes emerging as one of the most serious yet overlooked complications in India, Firstpost brings expert insights on how to