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New Depression Subtype Linked to Circadian Rhythms Identified
New Depression Subtype Linked to Circadian Rhythms Identified
Researchers discover a new subtype of depression tied to the body's internal clock, affecting one in four patients in a widespread study.
Effective Morning Exercises for Knee Strength After 65
Effective Morning Exercises for Knee Strength After 65
Expert-recommended exercises to strengthen knees for individuals over 65 and improve mobility and joint health.
Young Women and Breast Cancer: A Growing Concern
Young Women and Breast Cancer: A Growing Concern
Krista Iliano's journey with breast cancer highlights the challenges faced by younger women diagnosed with the disease.
Fractures in children indicate bone fragility
Fractures in children indicate bone fragility
Osteoporosis isn't just for seniors; children can be affected too. Learn about the myths and facts surrounding paediatric osteoporosis.
Trump Initiates Women's Health Division at National Institutes of Health
Trump Initiates Women's Health Division at National Institutes of Health
President Trump signs an order creating a Women's Health Division at NIH, aiming to improve healthcare for women across the United States.
Challenges in Regulating Cancer Drug Prices Highlighted
Challenges in Regulating Cancer Drug Prices Highlighted
Experts emphasise that capping cancer drug prices is only part of the solution to accessibility and affordability issues in treatment.
Very Hot Beverages Linked to Increased Esophageal Cancer Risk
Very Hot Beverages Linked to Increased Esophageal Cancer Risk
A significant study finds that consuming very hot drinks may triple esophageal cancer risk, prompting experts to suggest reducing temperatures.
Shifts in Diet: Whole Foods Linked to Reduced Bowel Cancer Risk
Shifts in Diet: Whole Foods Linked to Reduced Bowel Cancer Risk
New research suggests replacing just 10% of ultra-processed foods with whole foods can lower bowel cancer incidence significantly.
Global Report: 12% of Cancer Cases Linked to Infections in 2024
Global Report: 12% of Cancer Cases Linked to Infections in 2024
Around 12% of new cancer cases in 2024 are linked to infections, highlighting the importance of vaccination and treatment.
HPV Vaccination Workshops Conducted in Kiphire and Mon Districts
HPV Vaccination Workshops Conducted in Kiphire and Mon Districts
Workshops in Kiphire and Mon aim to enhance HPV vaccination rates and awareness among communities in Nagaland.
Tribute to Rachna Shroff: Pioneering Oncologist Passes Away at 47
Tribute to Rachna Shroff: Pioneering Oncologist Passes Away at 47
Indian-American oncologist Rachna Shroff, renowned for her work on bile duct cancer, has died at 47. Her legacy continues through cancer research and mentorship.
Recognising Early Signs of Childhood Cancer: What Parents Need to Know
Recognising Early Signs of Childhood Cancer: What Parents Need to Know
Experts urge parents to be vigilant for symptoms of childhood cancer that may appear minor but could indicate serious health issues.
Importance of Early Fertility Assessments for Women Over 35
Importance of Early Fertility Assessments for Women Over 35
Prime IVF Centre urges early fertility checks as more women plan motherhood later in life, highlighting the need for informed decisions.
Young Patients in Delhi Diagnosed with GI Cancer Amid Pollution Concerns
Young Patients in Delhi Diagnosed with GI Cancer Amid Pollution Concerns
Delhi doctors report gastrointestinal cancer cases in patients as young as 15, raising concerns about air pollution's role in cancer risks.
Gujarat Reports Over 15 Lakh Mental Health Cases in 2025-26
Gujarat Reports Over 15 Lakh Mental Health Cases in 2025-26
Gujarat sees a significant rise in mental health cases, with depression exceeding 3 lakh. Concerns grow over rising anxiety and school-age disorders.
Fatty Acid from Gut Bacteria Shows Potential Against Atherosclerosis
Fatty Acid from Gut Bacteria Shows Potential Against Atherosclerosis
A study reveals a molecule from gut bacteria may slow atherosclerosis, highlighting new avenues for treatment for heart disease.
WHO Advises Against Obesity Treatments for Under-10s
WHO Advises Against Obesity Treatments for Under-10s
New WHO guidelines recommend against obesity drugs and surgery for children under 10, urging focus on healthy diets and exercise instead.
Rising Obesity Rates Among India's Low-Income Households
Rising Obesity Rates Among India's Low-Income Households
Obesity is increasing among India’s poorer households, despite being more common in wealthier urban areas, raising health concerns.
Quarantine Concludes in Irkutsk Following Laboratory Worker Death
Quarantine Concludes in Irkutsk Following Laboratory Worker Death
Quarantine measures in Russia's Irkutsk region have ended after the death of a lab worker, with no detected health emergencies.
WHO Releases First Global Guidelines to Combat Child Obesity
WHO Releases First Global Guidelines to Combat Child Obesity
The World Health Organization issues new guidelines targeting the rise of obesity among children and adolescents globally.
Nighttime Heat Exposure Linked to Anxiety and Health Markers
Nighttime Heat Exposure Linked to Anxiety and Health Markers
A study finds that nighttime heat raises anxiety levels and disrupts sleep, affecting stress markers in young adults.
Lifestyle Factors Affecting Male Fertility and Sperm Quality
Lifestyle Factors Affecting Male Fertility and Sperm Quality
Research highlights how long commutes, desk jobs, and heat can impact male fertility and sperm health, offering insights for prospective fathers.
Global Study Reveals Women Experience More Pain Than Men
Global Study Reveals Women Experience More Pain Than Men
A recent study indicates that women report higher levels of pain than men across various body regions and age groups.
Research Highlights Importance of Brain Health and Ageing
Research Highlights Importance of Brain Health and Ageing
Experts discuss healthy ageing strategies to reduce dementia risk, with community initiatives promoting brain health education.
Investigation Underway After Lab Worker Dies From Suspected Plague
Investigation Underway After Lab Worker Dies From Suspected Plague
Nearly 200 individuals are under observation in Irkutsk after a lab researcher dies from a suspected strain of plague, raising health concerns.