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Rising AQI can affect brain health and increase stroke risk

Rising AQI can affect brain and heart health, with long-term exposure to PM2.5 linked to higher risks of stroke and cardiovascular disease.

Prolonged Office Sitting Raises Blood Clot Risk, Know DVT Symptoms

Sitting for long hours at the office can slow blood flow in the legs and increase the risk of deep vein thrombosis. Know the symptoms and prevention steps.

GLOF threat looms over 13 high-risk glacial lakes in Uttarakhand

Monitoring is being strengthened as 13 glacial lakes in Uttarakhand, including Vasundhara Tal, face potential GLOF risk.

H. pylori infection may raise the risk of stomach cancer

H. pylori infection can cause long-term stomach inflammation and may raise stomach cancer risk, with studies linking it to gastric cancer and MALT lymphoma.

Coffee linked to liver benefits and lower cancer risk in study

A study of about 355,000 people found coffee consumption was associated with lower risks of cirrhosis, liver cancer and liver-related death, though researchers said it does not prove direct protection.

Global debate and concern grow over potential risks of AI

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, debate has grown worldwide over potential risks, including misinformation, cyberattacks, misuse and AI safety.

Fit Women Can Also Face Heart Attack Risk, Know SCAD

Healthy and fit women in their 30s and 40s may also face heart attack risk due to spontaneous coronary artery dissection, or SCAD, experts say.

CDSCO warns repeated painkiller use may put kidneys at risk

CDSCO has warned against repeated or prolonged use of painkillers and antibiotics without medical advice, citing risks of kidney complications and antimicrobial resistance.

Calcium Buildup in Heart Arteries May Raise Heart Attack Risk

Calcium buildup in heart arteries may indicate plaque and can raise future heart disease and heart attack risk, doctors say.

Gut Microbiome Imbalance May Triple Type 1 Diabetes Risk in Children

A Nature Metabolism study found that early stabilisation of the gut microbiome may raise type 1 diabetes risk in children nearly threefold.

Persistent fatigue in children may signal possible blood cancer risk

Persistent fatigue, paleness, repeated infections or unusual bleeding in children should not be ignored, as these may be signs linked to childhood blood cancer.

Night-time light exposure may increase the risk of heart failure

Excessive night-time light may affect more than sleep, with a September 2026 study linking higher exposure to increased heart failure risk.

WHO Warns 67 Countries Face Health Worker Shortages by 2030

A WHO report warns that 67 countries may lack enough health workers by 2030, while India has about 12 percent doctors aged above 55.

AI की फेक खबर से अमेरिका-चीन युद्ध का खतरा

सीएनएन सेंट्रल न्यूज़ एंड नेटवर्क–आईटीडीसी इंडिया ईप्रेस / आईटीडीसी न्यूज़ भोपाल : अमेरिकी सैन्य खुफिया तंत्र में कृत्रिम बुद्धिमत्ता यानी AI से तैयार ए...

Rising risk of virtual autism as childhood disappears into mobile screens

Increasing use of mobile phones and digital screens is raising concern over young children’s development, with experts urging caution over the term virtual autism.

Types of hemorrhoids and which cases carry the greater risk

Hemorrhoids are swollen veins in the anus and lower rectum. Know the main types, grading of internal hemorrhoids and when bleeding needs urgent medical care.

Long Working Hours May Significantly Increase Risk of Heart Attack

Working 55 hours or more a week may raise the risk of death from ischemic heart disease and stroke, according to WHO and ILO analysis.

Swine flu in pregnancy can endanger mother and unborn child

Taking flu or H1N1, commonly known as swine flu, lightly during pregnancy can increase risks for both the mother and the unborn child, according to health guidance.

Breathlessness After Exercise: Normal Body Response or a Warning Sign?

Faster breathing during exercise is common, but prolonged breathlessness after workouts or during routine activity may require medical attention, says Dr Bhagwan Mantri.

Bengal schools may change dress code to prevent dengue spread

West Bengal is preparing temporary school dress code changes during dengue season, with students advised to wear full-sleeve, body-covering clothes.