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Hey there! Doctors are sounding the alarm about popping antibiotics for fevers! It turns out a fever doesn’t always mean a bacterial infection, and using antibiotics too much can make future infections a real pain. So, if you feel crummy, skip the self-diagnosis and get checked out by a pro instead. Remember, antibiotics are lifesavers, but only when used the right way!
| Press Trust of India
Every year, flu shots are the trusty sidekick against seasonal flu and the sneaky H1N1, aka swine flu! With Delhi seeing a spike in cases, the health team is on high alert. While the shot isn’t a magic shield, it helps your body gear up for the flu fight and can keep you from the worst of it!
| Barkha Mathur
Delhi's health team is on high alert as swine flu cases soar to 1,777! They're urging everyone to wash their hands, wear masks, and avoid crowded places. Feeling sick? Don't just grab any medicine—consult a doctor! The health department is ready with beds and medicines, keeping a close eye on the situation. Stay safe, everyone!
| Press Trust of India
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh declared that preventive healthcare is the future! At the launch of a new lab, he emphasized the importance of catching health issues early to save money and stay healthy. With an aging population and rising costs, he encouraged everyone to spot warning signs before they become serious problems.
| Press Trust of India
Chinese researchers have created a smart probiotic called Gift that can sense high blood sugar and release a hormone to lower it. This tasty treat could mean no more needles for diabetes treatment! If all goes well, you might be enjoying this yogurt-like wonder in the U.S. in just two years. Who knew probiotics could be such superheroes?
| Apexa Rai
Moderna and Merck just hit a home run with their personalized mRNA cancer vaccine! In a late-stage trial, it showed promise in keeping melanoma from returning in high-risk patients. By teaming up with Merck's Keytruda, they supercharged survival rates! And guess what? They're not stopping at melanoma—more trials for other cancers are on the horizon!
| Barkha Mathur
Buckle up, everyone! A new study reveals that pilots and flight attendants might be more at risk of radiation-related cancers than your typical office worker. With cosmic rays flying around, flight attendants face a 6.9% cancer death rate, while pilots are close behind at 6.7%. Time for some serious safety measures in the skies!
| Sarjna Rai
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Once upon a time, living to 40 in India was a big deal! Now, 80 years later, folks are cruising to 70! Thanks to better healthcare, fewer babies are facing tough times, and moms are thriving. But with longer lives, India has a new challenge: keeping everyone healthy as they age. It's a wild ride, but India is making great strides!
| Sarjna Rai
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A parliamentary committee is sounding the alarm on chronic kidney disease (CKD) in India! They're urging the Health Ministry to whip up a fun and effective plan for prevention and treatment. CKD is spreading faster than a rumor at a family gathering, and the committee wants to boost kidney health awareness and train health workers. If we don't jump into action, kidney care might just go down the drain!
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The health committee is on a mission! They want private hospitals in big cities to charge the same as three-star hotels. Why? Because hospital room rates are through the roof! They’re aiming for fairer prices and clearer costs, making healthcare more friendly and affordable for everyone. Let’s hope the hospitals get the memo!
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| Sarjna Rai
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