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Brain-eating amoeba

06 Mar 2023

US Man Dies Of Brain-Eating Amoeba, Here Are Symptoms To Watch Out For

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Brain-eating amoeba

06 Mar 2023

US Man Dies Of Brain-Eating Amoeba, Here Are Symptoms To Watch Out For

Brain-Eating Amoeba, which is also known as Naegleria fowleri, is a microscopic single-celled living amoeba, and is commonly found in warm fresh water.

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05 Mar 2023

Cough, Accompanied By Fever, Running Through India Is Due To...

Viral cases have also surged due to air pollution, it said.

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27 Feb 2023

Adenovirus In India: Kids Aged Below Two Years 'Most Vulnerable', Warn Experts

There has been a recent spike in Adenovirus cases in the country including West Bengal.

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26 Dec 2022

Can China's Covid surge trigger new variant? Here's what scientists think

About three years ago, the original version of the coronavirus spread from China to the rest of the world and was eventually replaced by the delta variant, then omicron and its descendants.

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Covid-19 fourth wave scare

22 Dec 2022

Omicron sub-variant driving surge in China, here are symptoms to watch out for

The surge in Covid-19 cases in Chinese cities is currently driven by highly transmissible Omicron strains, mainly BA.5.2 and BF.7. The BF.7 variant of Omicron, which is wreaking havoc in the capital city of Beijing, is stated to be the fastest spreading coronavirus.

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Ramsay Hunt syndrome

12 Jun 2022

Ramsay Hunt syndrome paralyses Bieber's half face; here's everything to know

Bieber, who shot to fame as a 13-year-old and went on to become a global pop phenomenon, disclosed that he was physically unable to perform his upcoming shows.

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Endometrial cancer

24 Feb 2021

Potential therapy to prevent, treat endometrial cancer recurrence

Estrogen-receptor positivity, insulin receptor positivity, and circulating insulin-like growth factor-I are inversely associated with a recurrence risk of endometrial cancer, according to a study by the Yale University

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15 Oct 2018

Abnormal vision can affect brain functions: Study

A recent research examines that how the brain processes visual information in patients with various types of lazy eye.

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23 Nov 2016

World Health Organization declares end of Zika emergency but still needs action

The World Health Organization (WHO) declared on Friday that the Zika virus and related neurological complications no longer constitute an international emergency but said that it would continue to work on the outbreak through a "robust programme".

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World Health Organization

27 Jul 2016

WHO declares Brazil free of measles

The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared Brazil free of measles, after no case of the disease was registered in the last year.

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15 Jul 2016

Zika epidemic likely to peter out within 3 years

"The current explosive epidemic will burn itself out due to a phenomenon called herd immunity," said Neil Ferguson, a professor at Imperial's School of Public Health.

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13 Jul 2016

Five surprising causes of breathing problems!

We often faced difficulty while breathing, but do you know the causes of this problems?

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Aerobic exercises

10 Jul 2016

Aerobic exercises will help you deal with heart ailments - Read

Heart failure is a common end-point for many cardiovascular diseases. This syndrome is characterised by reduced cardiac output that leads to dyspnea, exercise intolerance and later death.

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10 Jul 2016

Immunotherapy reduces risk of heart disease in arthritis patients, reveals study

Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune disease in which cytokines such as tumour necrosis factor-alpha (TNFI) and interfero-gamma (IFN), which normally protect the body, attack healthy cells.

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09 Jul 2016

India has almost 21 lakh HIV patients: Report

Additional Secretary, Health cum Director General NACO (National Aids Control Organisation) Navreet Singh Kang said that there was an immediate need to identify the HIV positive patients and start their treatment.

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Brain inflammation

08 Jul 2016

Brain inflammation may cause depression in MS patients, reveals study

A new study has shown that patients suffering with multiple sclerosis have higher chances of depression as a result of inflammation in the brain region.

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04 Jul 2016

New mouse model brings hope for Alzheimer's patients

Using a genetically engineered mouse model mimicking the development of Alzheimer's disease in humans, researchers from Johns Hopkins University determined that a one-two punch of major biological "insults" must occur in the brain to cause dementia that is a hallmark of the disease.

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fatty liver disease

03 Jul 2016

Fatty liver disease not detected in post-menopausal women

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) considered a cardiovascular disease risk factor, is often not detected in post-menopausal women, a recent study has revealed.

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Diastasis recti

30 Jun 2016

Diastasis recti: All you need to know about this condition!

Rectus abdomonis muscle is the muscle that covers the front surface of the belly area.

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29 Jun 2016

New method that can kill cancer cells in 2 hours developed!

The method involves injecting a chemical compound, nitrobenzaldehyde, into the tumour and allowing it to diffuse into the tissue.

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