Heart attack emergency: Physician lists 3 medicines that may reduce heart damage risk before help arrives

A heart attack rarely announces itself. It often strikes at home, at work, or on the road. Medical research has repeatedly shown that the first 30–60 minutes after symptom onset, often called the golden hour, are critical in determining how much heart muscle can be saved and whether a patient survives without long-term complications. In…

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Is it safe to eat papaya during pregnancy: Safety, potential risks and healthy substitutes |

Papaya, scientifically known as Carica papaya, is a tropical fruit widely appreciated for its sweet taste and rich nutritional content. It provides significant levels of vitamins A, C, and folate, alongside dietary fibre and antioxidants, making it a common addition to meals and juices in tropical and subtropical regions. Despite its recognised health benefits, papaya…

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Symptoms, causes, and risks affecting over 90% in India

As per research reports and large-scale reviews, including a 2018 study published in the Indian Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism, Vitamin D deficiency is widespread in India, with many studies showing 80–90% prevalence, especially among women. Limited sun exposure, cultural clothing practices, and diets low in Vitamin-D–rich foods make women particularly vulnerable. In comparison, about…

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Mental Health: New 20-year analysis shows hybrid work equals a 15% mental health boost for women, while long commutes drag men down |

For many people, working from home has settled into everyday life, which has created endless debates about its real impact on our minds. Yet, a new study cuts through the noise, drawing on two decades of data about more than 16,000 workers to say it can help mental health-but not equally for everyone. Women tend…

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Harvard-trained doctor shares 8 simple habits to ‘upgrade’ overall health before 2026

With the year winding down, many of us instinctively think of big, stricter diets, punishing workout routines, or dramatic lifestyle overhauls that promise overnight transformation. But, experts believe lasting health improvements rarely come from extremes. Instead, they grow quietly out of small, repeatable habits practiced every day.In a recent Instagram video, Harvard and AIIMS-trained gastroenterologist…

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Common blood pressure drug recalled after cross-contamination |

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals has voluntarily recalled over 11,100 bottles of its Ziac (bisoprolol fumarate and hydrochlorothiazide) tablets due to potential cross-contamination with ezetimibe, a cholesterol-lowering drug. The FDA classified this as a Class III recall, meaning it’s not likely to cause adverse health consequences. Patients with recalled medication should contact their pharmacist and prescriber. Thousands of…

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How everyday air pollution is secretly damaging your hair and scalp: Signs to watch for and tips to protect your hair and scalp |

Air pollution has quietly become a constant in daily life, especially for those navigating busy streets, living near traffic, or residing in industrial areas. While most people are aware of its impact on lungs or skin, hair and scalp are often the first to show signs of stress. The head is directly exposed to the…

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