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How Many Times Do You Blink In A Minute? How Screen Time Is Impacting Your Vision

By Dr Hasanain Shikari: Blinking of the eye is a reflex action, which maintains proper lubrication of the eye and contributes to eye health. It spreads the tears over the eye surface and removes any impurities or particulates from the surface. Blinking also protects the eye against entry of foreign particles, smoke, dust and injury. While […]

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‘Stronger Sperm, Longer Life’: Danish Study Links Semen Quality to Longevity

Men with higher-quality sperm may live nearly three years longer than those with semen incapable of reaching their destination, according to new research. The large-scale study tracked more than 78,000 men over 50 years, shedding light on the link between reproductive health and overall longevity. The ability of sperm to move efficiently through the female

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Obstructive Sleep Apnoea Linked To Higher Parkinson’s Risk, Study Finds

New Delhi: People with obstructive sleep apnoea have an increased risk of suffering from Parkinson’s disease, according to a study.  Obstructive sleep apnoea is when throat muscles relax during sleep, blocking the airway, causing a person to wake up repeatedly to breathe. This disrupted sleep pattern can lower oxygen levels, affecting the brain. Researchers from

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How Loud Is Too Loud? Dos & Don’ts Of Using Earphones To Avoid Hearing Loss

Dr Jafferhusein S. Sura: Hearing aids like in-the-canal earplugs, earbuds, and over-the-head headphones provide immense convenience and enable us to listen to music, podcasts, and receive calls without disturbing our surroundings. They direct the sound into our ears, and as such, they are a part of everyday life for many. But misuse, or overuse, of such

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A Tailored Nutrition Plan For The First Trimester Of Pregnancy

{By: Avni Kaul} The first trimester marks the important phase of pregnancy where both the mother and the baby are improving at the same time. Having the right nutrition during this stage of pregnancy is very essential in ensuring that the fetus develops, alleviating the discomforts that come with pregnancy, and maintaining a healthy mother.

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Could It Be Cancer? Symptoms In Children That Require Immediate Attention

By Dr. Aditya Vidushi While cancer in children is relatively rare, it remains one of the most serious health concerns, requiring early detection and timely treatment. Childhood cancers often develop rapidly, making awareness of symptoms crucial for parents and caregivers. Some of the most common types of cancer in children include leukaemia, brain tumours, lymphoma,

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Waterborne Infections And Eye Hygiene: Risks Of Bathing In The Triveni Sangam

{By: Dr Digvijay Singh} The holy city of Prayagraj also referred to as Sangam, is of immense religious and cultural significance to the Indian people, attracting tourists and pilgrims throughout the year for attending the well-known holy dip at the Triveni Sangam- a combination of Ganga, Yamuna rivers and the Sarasvati mythological river. While the bathing

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Why Do Pregnant Women Forget? The Science Behind ‘Momnesia’

By Dr. Praveen Gupta: Most mothers anticipate all the physical symptoms of pregnancy: growing baby bump, swelling ankles, and a glowing face. In addition to these obvious indicators, you probably didn’t expect to see brain fog on the list of physical alterations!   Pregnancy brain, sometimes known as “momnesia”, is real.  While a woman’s brain cells

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Exposure To Heavy Metals A Risk Factor For Glaucoma? Indian Doctors Weigh In On China Study

Exposure to heavy metal in soil, water, or the environment is a high-risk factor for developing glaucoma, researchers from China have claimed in a study, adding that there is an association between endocrine disruptors and age-related eye diseases.  Glaucoma is described as a group of eye diseases that can cause vision loss and blindness by

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Valentine’s Day 2025: Quick And Easy Skincare Tips For A Date-Ready Skin

{By: Dr. Aashna Kanchwala} Whether it is a romantic dinner, a special occasion, or a casual sit-down, achieving skin that is radiant and glowing will boost confidence and make a remarkable impact. Dates are exciting, and although skincare is a long-term commitment, there are quick, easy and beneficial ways to achieve flawless skin before your

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