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Living Kidney Donors at Higher Risk of Developing Hypertension

Health In Focus

Living kidney donors are more prone to developing hypertension than non-donors. Controlling high blood pressure is important for kidney donors to reduce the risk of complications, such as kidney failure.

Home Remedies to Manage Back Pain

Home Remedies

Back pain is discomforting. It can be tough to perform daily activities while experiencing back pain. Here are some remedies that help you manage back pain at home.

Health Benefits of Ragi

Diet And Nutrition

Ragi as a whole grain is higher in protein and minerals than all the cereals and millets. Read more on the nutritive value and health benefits of ragi.

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Exploding Shells Boost Immune Response to Brain Cancer: Study

Cancer News Sep 22 2019 6:21 PM

A highly effective approach for taking on glioblastoma has been discovered by scientists.

Chronic Care Model for Veterans With Mental Health Conditions

Mental Health News Sep 22 2019 5:51 PM

Originally developed to improve care for patients with chronic medical illnesses, the new approach focuses on health care changes to promote teamwork and increase patients' involvement in their own care.

Low Dose Aspirin Benefits Head & Neck, Lung Cancer Patients

Cancer News Sep 22 2019 5:16 PM

Taking baby aspirin was found to improve overall survival patients with head & neck, lung cancer, stated new research.

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Smoking Moms May Affect Their Daughter's Future Fertility

Health in Focus Sep 20 2019 6:22 PM

Mom's who smoke during pregnancy can disrupt the development of an endocrine system of the female fetus in the womb causing increased testosterone levels and masculinization of the fetus, leading to fertility issues later in life.

World Alzheimer's Day: Let's Not Forget the Forgetful

Health Watch Sep 20 2019 5:04 PM

World Alzheimer's Day is celebrated on 21st September every year. It aims to create awareness about Alzheimer's disease and show support and solidarity towards those living with the condition.

All-in-One Pill can Cut Down Heart Disease Risk

Health in Focus Sep 19 2019 6:01 PM

Polypills or combination pills help lower both blood pressure and cholesterol. A new study reveals that taking one polypill daily can also lower the risk of heart attack and stroke in patients living in areas with limited access to healthcare.

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Vegetarian and Pescetarian Diets Lower Risk of Coronary Heart Disease

Living Kidney Donors at Higher Risk of Developing Hypertension

Home Remedies to Manage Back Pain

Health Benefits of Ragi

Exploding Shells Boost Immune Response to Brain Cancer: Study

Chronic Care Model for Veterans With Mental Health Conditions

Low Dose Aspirin Benefits Head & Neck, Lung Cancer Patients

Smoking Moms May Affect Their Daughter's Future Fertility

World Alzheimer's Day: Let's Not Forget the Forgetful

All-in-One Pill can Cut Down Heart Disease Risk

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Top 10 Home Remedies to Get Rid of Dark Neck

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