Parkinson's Can Begin in 40s: Early Signs and Prevention
Parkinson's disease may start silently in your 40s with subtle signs like loss of smell and sleep issues. Learn about early warnings, hidden risks, and lifestyle habits to slow progression.
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Parkinson's Disease: Hidden Symptoms and Global Impact
Parkinson's disease affects nearly 10 million people worldwide, with symptoms extending beyond tremors to include non-motor signs like sleep disturbances and mood changes. Early recognition is crucial for better management.
Parkinson's Disease: Hidden Symptoms and Myths Debunked
World Parkinson's Disease Day highlights the condition's unseen symptoms like fatigue and anxiety, while experts debunk seven common myths that delay diagnosis and treatment.
Breathing Neurons Control Blood Pressure, May Treat Hypertension
A groundbreaking study reveals that neurons in the brainstem controlling breathing also regulate blood pressure. Overactivity in these neurons can cause treatment-resistant hypertension, suggesting new therapeutic targets for millions of patients.
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Parkinson's Disease: Causes, Symptoms, Prevention, Treatment
A comprehensive guide to Parkinson's disease, covering its causes, symptoms, prevention strategies, and treatment options. Learn about this neurological disorder on World Parkinson's Day.
Hidden Early Symptoms of Parkinson's Disease Beyond Tremors
Parkinson's disease manifests through subtle non-motor symptoms like loss of smell, sleep disturbances, and mood changes long before tremors appear, according to neurology experts.
Puttingal Fireworks Tragedy: Survivors' Unhealed Wounds After 10 Years
Ten years after the deadly Puttingal temple fireworks explosion in Kerala that killed 110 people, survivors continue to live with physical disabilities, trauma, and shattered lives that time has not healed.
Asgard Archaea: Evolutionary Link from Microbes to Humans Found
Scientists discover Asgard archaea in Australia's Shark Bay, revealing how these microbes with eukaryotic proteins bridge the gap from simple cells to complex life like humans.
Vrindavan Boat Tragedy: 10 Dead, 5 Missing in Yamuna
A boat carrying over 30 devotees from Ludhiana capsized in the Yamuna River in Vrindavan. Ten people have died, five are missing, and rescue operations continue as survivors recount the terrifying incident.
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Nagpur: Locals Save Woman from Suicide on Ajni Bridge
A young woman in Nagpur was saved from a suicide attempt on Ajni bridge by quick-thinking locals who intervened and pulled her to safety. The incident highlights community vigilance and mental health concerns.
New TB Vaccines Show Promise in India's High Burden Fight
Two new vaccines, VPM1002 and Immuvac, demonstrate significant efficacy against extrapulmonary TB in recent BMJ study, offering hope for India's TB control strategy.
Telangana's Mission AIDS Suraksha Targets Global HIV Goals
Telangana intensifies HIV control efforts through Mission AIDS Suraksha, targeting 19 priority districts to achieve UNAIDS 95-95-95 strategy and zero new infections by 2027.
Toddler Dies in Ujjain Borewell After 21-Hour Rescue Operation
A 2.5-year-old boy from Rajasthan fell into a borewell in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, and was declared dead after a 21-hour rescue effort involving NDRF and SDRF teams. The incident occurred as the family prepared for a wedding.
Maharashtra Govt Approves Rs 476.97 Cr for Hinganghat Medical College
The Maharashtra government has formally approved a revised cost of Rs 476.97 crore for constructing the Government Medical College and Hospital at Hinganghat in Wardha district, increasing the earlier estimate by over Rs 73 crore.
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Dhanbad Toxic Gas Leak Hospitalizes Family, Victims Stable
Three family members in Dhanbad's Rajput Basti collapsed from toxic gas exposure, showing severe symptoms. Rushed to Kustaur hospital, they are now stable and recovering under medical care.
West Asia Crisis Hits Karnataka Medicine Supply, 30-Day Delay
Karnataka's Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao reveals that the West Asia crisis has disrupted medicine supplies, with suppliers requesting a 30-day extension for deliveries to the state medical corporation.
IAP Warns: Don't Replace ORS with Electrolyte Drinks
The Indian Academy of Pediatrics warns against substituting oral rehydration solutions with commercial electrolyte drinks, citing misleading branding and health risks for children during rising temperatures.
Punjab Issues 50,000 Sehat Cards Daily to Expand Health Scheme
Punjab government is distributing 50,000 Sehat Cards daily under Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojana, with over 2 lakh treatments and Rs 300 crore provided. The scheme offers cashless coverage up to Rs 10 lakh annually.
Yogi Adityanath: Healthcare Must Focus on Prevention, Not Just Treatment
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath emphasized moving beyond treatment-centric healthcare to a model based on public awareness and lifestyle improvement at a cardiology conference in Lucknow.
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Kangra Tractor Accident: 3 Dead, 13 Injured Near Jwalamukhi Temple
Three devotees from Kapurthala died and 13 were injured when their tractor trolley fell into a 90-foot gorge near Dhaliara in Kangra district while returning from Chintpurni Temple.
Survey Shows Americans Unaware of Processed Meat-Cancer Link
A new US survey reveals nearly half of Americans don't know processed meats increase colorectal cancer risk. Experts warn about communication gaps in dietary guidance.
Mysuru DC Orders Probe After 23 Infant Deaths at Hospital
Deputy Commissioner G Lakshmikanth Reddy directs health officials to investigate infant mortality at Cheluvamba Hospital, aiming to reduce deaths to zero.
Common Nutrient Supercharges Cancer Treatment: Study
A recent study reveals that a widely available nutrient significantly enhances the effectiveness of cancer therapies, offering new hope for improved patient outcomes.
GVMC Sets Up 198 Water Kiosks, 52 Shelters for Summer Heat
Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation establishes 198 Chalivendrams and 52 green shelters as part of its summer action plan to combat heatwaves, providing drinking water, ORS, and awareness on heatstroke prevention.
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Woman Dies by Suicide After HIV Blood Transfusion in Hyderabad
A woman in Hyderabad died by suicide after allegedly being injected with HIV-positive blood during a medical procedure, sparking police investigation and public outcry.
Octopuses Find Mates Using 'Taste by Touch' in Dark Seas
Scientists discover octopuses use specialized arms to detect chemical cues for mating without sight, revealing new insights into their intelligence and evolution in dark ocean environments.
Brain-Breathing Link Found in Hypertension Treatment Research
A groundbreaking study uncovers a direct connection between brain activity and breathing in regulating blood pressure, offering a novel approach to treating hypertension.
Gujarat Food Poisoning: 100 Sick After Sev Khamani at Event
Nearly 100 people were hospitalized in Gujarat after suspected food poisoning from Sev Khamani at a religious event. Experts warn about summer food safety for steamed dishes.
Throat Clearing: A Silent Signal of Acid Reflux & Management
Persistent throat clearing often indicates laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR), a form of acid reflux without heartburn. Learn about triggers, symptoms, and lifestyle changes to manage this common condition effectively.
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New TB Vaccines Safe but Offer Limited Protection in Phase 3 Study
A recent Phase 3 study reveals that new tuberculosis vaccines are safe for use but provide only limited protection against all forms of TB infection, highlighting challenges in global TB control efforts.
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