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South Korea expands telemedicine service to community health centres

South Korea expands telemedicine service to community health centres

Wed, Apr 03, 2024

South Korean government allowed community health centres to provide remote clinical services via video or phone appointments, amid disruptions to public health services at major hospitals for more than six weeks due to a mass walkout by junior doctors, a senior official said.

Health Insurance: 5 Reasons to Get Insurance Plan Before You Turn 30

Health Insurance: 5 Reasons to Get Insurance Plan Before You Turn 30

Fri, Feb 09, 2024

Thinking health insurance can wait? Think again! This video debunks common myths and reveals 5 critical reasons why securing health insurance before 30 is the smartest financial decision you can make. From skyrocketing premiums to unexpected medical bills, discover how early planning can safeguard your health and wallet for years to come.

Aapki Khabar Aapka Fayda: Can excessive stress cause heart diseases?

Aapki Khabar Aapka Fayda: Can excessive stress cause heart diseases?

Thu, Oct 19, 2023

Heart Disease: Today's youth are definitely stressed about work or anything else, but due to excessive stress, people can also suffer from heart diseases and BP problems.

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How to stay fit at 50: Tips to be fitter after hitting half-a century

How to stay fit at 50: Tips to be fitter after hitting half-a century

Tue, Feb 11, 2020

Forget the fear as you move towards improving your physical health. Basic fitness goals can be achieved with a minimum of 30 minutes of working out everyday. It is very important to start slow and then build your endurance, strength, balance and flexibility gradually. Avoid overexerting yourself, especially if it`s your first time trying a new workout.

Magic remedies for fair skin, sexual disorders, premature ageing to invite jail term

Magic remedies for fair skin, sexual disorders, premature ageing to invite jail term

Fri, Feb 07, 2020

The draft amendment has made several additions to the list of diseases, disorders, conditions covered in the Act. The Act says that medicines, `magic remedies` and products to cure any of the mentioned 78 diseases, disorders, conditions named should not be advertised.

Caffeine may offset health risks of diets high in fat, sugar

Caffeine may offset health risks of diets high in fat, sugar

Mon, Dec 23, 2019

These included the fatty acid synthase gene (Fasn), an enzyme compound involved in the synthesis of fatty acids from glucose; and the lipoprotein lipase gene (Lpl), which codes for an enzyme that breaks down triglycerides.

Bharat Biotech launches lowest dose rotavirus vaccine

Bharat Biotech launches lowest dose rotavirus vaccine

Wed, Dec 04, 2019

Congratulating Bharat Biotech about its milestone achievement in delivering 100 million doses of Rotavac vaccine and launching the new generation Rotavac 5D, Venkaiah Naidu urged the media and medical professionals to create awareness about various health problems.

Skin allergy patients multiply in Kanpur due to pollution

Skin allergy patients multiply in Kanpur due to pollution

Mon, Dec 02, 2019

Skin specialist in the Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Memorial Medical College (G.S.V.M Medical College) D. P. Shivhare said that the number of urticaria patients reporting in the out patients department had gone up to 30 to 35 per day.

Air pollution can cause blindness: Study

Air pollution can cause blindness: Study

Tue, Nov 26, 2019

The research team found that people in the most-polluted 25 per cent of areas were at least six per cent more likely to report having glaucoma than those in the least-polluted quartile, and they were also significantly more likely to have a thinner retina, one of the changes typical of glaucoma progression.

Yoga improves sleep, reduces lower back pain

Yoga improves sleep, reduces lower back pain

Wed, Nov 20, 2019

"Identifying holistic ways to treat these conditions could help decrease the reliance on these medications as well as keep patients safer and more comfortable," said study lead researcher Eric Roseen.

Kids who miss breakfast get lower grades: Study

Kids who miss breakfast get lower grades: Study

Wed, Nov 20, 2019

"Our study suggests that secondary school students are at a disadvantage if they are not getting a morning meal to fuel their brains for the start of the school day," said study lead researcher Katie Adolphus from the University of Leeds in UK.

How to keep bones, joints healthy

How to keep bones, joints healthy

Mon, Nov 18, 2019

The bones in a human body are in a state of constant cyclical change -- where new bone replaces old one as the bone mass increases. This change continues at a faster pace during childhood and peaks around the age of 30 years. From here onwards, the rate of growth of bone mass slows down.

Mutations in gene linked to heart failure discovered

Mutations in gene linked to heart failure discovered

Mon, Nov 18, 2019

"Truncating mutations in TITIN are common in NIDC, so we wanted to know: if we find one, should we be more, or less worried about the patient`s prognosis? The answer is yes," said principal investigator of the study Jeffrey L. Anderson.

Unable to sleep? Here is how insomniacs can get some valuable shut-eye

Unable to sleep? Here is how insomniacs can get some valuable shut-eye

Thu, Nov 07, 2019

According to Sahil Kohli, Consultant, Neurology at Narayana Superspeciality Hospital in Gurugram, research has shown that more risk of having a stroke or brain attack is there if you have insomnia and this risk is even more pronounced in the age group of 18-34 years.

A guide against osteoporosis

A guide against osteoporosis

Mon, Nov 04, 2019

Before fixing a problem, one has to find out what is the nature of the problem. Similarly, it is crucial that one knows and understands what their risk of developing Osteoporosis is, or with those affected, the extent of the ailment. A bone mineral density (BMD) test effectively detects a person`s osteoporosis risk quickly and painlessly.

Some skin cancers may start in hair follicles: Study

Some skin cancers may start in hair follicles: Study

Mon, Nov 04, 2019

Hair follicles are complex organs that reside within skin layers. It is there that immature pigment-making cells develop cancer-causing genetic changes - and in a second step - are exposed to normal hair growth signals.

Gut bacteria may increase bowel cancer risk: Study

Gut bacteria may increase bowel cancer risk: Study

Mon, Nov 04, 2019

"With Mendelian randomisation, we use people`s natural, randomly inherited genetic variations, which alter levels of bacteria within the gut microbiome in a way that mimics a randomised trial, to see whether people with a different genetic makeup, and therefore different gut microbiome profiles, have a different risk of colorectal cancer," explained Wade.

High hormone levels in blood raise prostate cancer risk

High hormone levels in blood raise prostate cancer risk

Fri, Nov 01, 2019

"We were interested in studying the levels of two hormones circulating in the blood because previous research suggests they could be linked with prostate cancer and because these are factors that could potentially be altered in an attempt to reduce prostate cancer risk," Travis added.

Healthy, tasty way to manage diabetes

Healthy, tasty way to manage diabetes

Thu, Oct 31, 2019

However, today, different healthy ingredients can be obtained from different parts of the world; and hence with a smart planning of your meal to allow you to manage your diabetes with the same taste and nutritional requirement.

Maternal, infant health improves in India: Study

Maternal, infant health improves in India: Study

Mon, Oct 28, 2019

"Our findings have both an optimistic and a pessimistic interpretation, in that families from all socio-economic status groups benefited, but inequities have also persisted," said Indian-origin researcher Tanya Marchant from London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in the UK.

Cataract surgery can make you 48% safer on road

Cataract surgery can make you 48% safer on road

Mon, Oct 14, 2019

"The results highlight the importance of timely cataract surgery in maintaining safety and continued mobility and independence in older adult drivers," said study author Jonathon Ng, from the University of Western Australia.

Dietary fibre cuts risks of hypertension, diabetes: study

Dietary fibre cuts risks of hypertension, diabetes: study

Fri, Oct 04, 2019

According to guidelines from the National Institute of Nutrition and the Indian Council of Medical Research, the recommended dietary allowance (RDA) for dietary fibre is 40gm/2000kcal.

Drops in income can harm your brain: Study

Drops in income can harm your brain: Study

Fri, Oct 04, 2019

The study published in the journal Neurology, involved 3,287 people who were 23-35 years old at the start of the study and were enrolled in the Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults (CARDIA) study, which includes a racially diverse population.

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