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Public Awareness and Screening: Reducing Delays in Thyroid Cancer Diagnosis

A small swelling in the neck is easy to ignore. It does not hurt and interrupt the daily life. For thousands in India, this delay lets thyroid cancer sneak up till it’s urgent. Thyroid cancer is often described as one of the most treatable cancers when detected early. The challenge lies not in treatment alone, but how early the disease …

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The Silent Years Before Cervical Cancer: What Every Woman Misses

An awareness initiative by Dr. Yasmin Imdad, Sr. consultant obstetrics & Gynaecology, Kinder Women’s Hospital & Fertility Centre, Bangalore Bengaluru, January 20, 2026: Cervical cancer is often spoken about in the context of diagnosis and treatment, but what is less discussed and far more important is the long, silent phase before cancer ever develops. This pre cancer stage can last for …

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What to Do Immediately After a Dog Bite

Dog bites should always be taken seriously because they can lead to infections, tetanus, nerve injury, and rabies, which is almost always fatal once symptoms appear. The actions taken in the first few minutes and hours are critical. Stay Calm and Move to Safety Immediately move away from the dog to prevent further bites. Do not panic, shout or try …

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Writing History in a Polarised Age: Power, Politics, and the Indian Past

“The Brickbats That Fall on the Writer Are Immense”: Dr Vikram Sampath on Writing History in a Polarised Age “Monochromatic” and “Whitewashed” Narratives Shape How India’s Past Is Understood: Dr Vikram Sampath Contested Pasts: Why History in India Remains a Political Battleground Bengaluru, 19 January 2026: As debates over history, memory, and narrative intensify in the public sphere, questions around …

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Winter Season & Stroke: The Science Behind Rising Cases

As winter temperatures fall, healthcare professionals across the world, including in India, report a significant increase in stroke cases. This seasonal surge is not coincidental; instead, it results from a complex interaction of physiological responses, environmental stressors, and lifestyle changes that collectively elevate stroke risk during colder months. Vasoconstriction and Elevated Blood Pressure Exposure to cold triggers vasoconstriction, a natural narrowing of …

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The Gland That Rules Your Body: A Guide to Thyroid Wellness and Cancer Detection

The thyroid gland is like a silent conductor, quietly controlling the rhythm of our daily lives. It affects everything from heart rate to energy levels, body temperature, and mental clarity. When it’s out of clout, the effects can be subtle at first, but they can snowball into bigger issues. In India, people often brush off symptoms like fatigue, weight changes, and …

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Authentic, Fearless, Real: Why Taapsee Pannu Continues to Be a Brand Favourite

In an industry often driven by glamour and larger-than-life personas, Taapsee Pannu stands out as a refreshing anomaly, and that is precisely what makes her a brand favourite. Over the years, Taapsee has carefully built an image that blends authenticity, credibility, and quiet confidence, qualities that modern brands actively seek. One of the biggest reasons brands gravitate towards Taapsee is …

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Goa Records Strong and Sustained Growth in Tourist Arrivals; 2025 Provisional Figures Reflect Continued Momentum

Panjim, 10th January 2026* – Goa continues to consolidate its position as one of India’s leading tourism destinations, with tourist arrivals showing a strong and sustained recovery post-pandemic and steady growth across domestic and international segments. Tourist arrivals in Goa have shown distinct phases of growth, disruption, and recovery over the years. In 2017, the state received 68,95,234 domestic tourists …

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Hidden Costs of Piggery Operations in India – How India’s Unregulated Piggery Sector Threatens Public Health

January 2026 – A first-of-its-kind national study reveals that piggery clusters across India are dumping untreated dung, effluents, carcasses and even biomedical waste into drains and fields – creating ideal conditions for respiratory illness, diarrhoeal outbreaks, vector-borne diseases and antimicrobial resistance. People for Animals – Public Policy Foundation (PFA-PPF) and Physicians Association for Nutrition (PAN) have released a report uncovering …

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Why thalassemia continues to rise in India and the impelling need to tackle it

The growing number of thalassemia cases in India is not the result of a new health threat,it is the outcome of long-standing gaps in prevention. Thalassemia is inherited, predictable, and largely preventable, yet every year thousands of children are born with the severe form of the disorder. One of the primary reasons is that most carriers do not know they …

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