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Combating Heat stress and Kidney injury

Heat stress is a condition that results when the body temperature exceeds the individual’s ability to dissipate that heat which is typically above 104 degrees Fahrenheit of body temperature and when humidity is greater than 70%. It includes heat cramps, heat exhaustion, heat rash or heat stroke. Heat exhaustion is characterized by heavy sweating and rapid pulse. Without prompt treatment, …

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International Epilepsy Day- Understand the importance of eradicating the myths associated with the disease

Every year on the 2nd Monday of February, International Epilepsy Day is celebrated globally to raise awareness about the disease. This year the theme for International Epilepsy Day is ‘Stigma,’ which aims to highlight the stigma that people living with epilepsy have to deal with on a day-to-day basis. Many people in our country consider epilepsy as a curse, due …

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Excessive Screen Time, Anxiety Caused Developmental & Behavioural problems In Children amidst Lockdown

“Behavioural and emotional issues worsened in children of all age groups post-pandemic,” said Dr Samir Dalwai at the 20th Foundation Day of New Horizons Child Development Centre (NHD) The Centre treated more than 15,000 children with developmental and behavioural issues to date Mumbai: Delays in the areas of communication/language, motor skills, problem-solving, or social and adaptive behavior are some of …

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Palliative Care, A Promise To Enhance The Quality of Life of Those With Breast Cancer

Palliative care is the range of symptom management services provided by the professionals like physician, nursing, support workers, paramedics, and pharmacists. The palliative care team also includes nutritionists, psychologists, physiotherapists and volunteers who helps improve the quality of life of patients (adults and children) who are combating any form of life-threatening illnesses. It is a team approach for a wide …

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Valentine’s Day Edit: 47% of daters prefer a budget-friendly V-day date

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, the Indian dating and friendship app, QuackQuack, ran a poll among 15,000 users from tier 1 and tier 2 cities, both GenZ and Millennials, on how they prefer to celebrate their valentine’s day. The study throws light on the V-day trends and how the day of love impacts the online dating industry. The …

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Navigating Evolution in The Tourism Industry & How Influencers are Adapting To Them.

The travel and tourism sector is back in action after a slowdown and is witnessing refreshing outbursts of opportunities for all industries associated. Whether this is through weddings, vacation destinations or brands optimizing marketing collaborations through sports events etc, the influx of travellers from across the world is paving the way for influencers to drive their content in excellent ways. …

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Recipe : Cornitos Nachos Lasagne

1bag of Cornitos Peri Peri Nachos Ingredients for White Sauce  2 cup milk 1 tsp butter 2 tsp whole wheat flour 1 tsp sugar 1/2 tsp black pepper powder 1/2 tsp chili flakes 1/2 tsp oregano salt to taste Ingredients for Red Sauce  1 Chopped onion 4 Chopped tomatoes 4 to 5 garlic 3 red chili Salt 1 tsp cream …

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Fruit and vegetables: Are we eating them the wrong way?

Winter evenings are meant for enjoying a steaming hot bowl of stew while sitting inside your cosy blanket. The season is well known for its finger-licking dishes made with seasonal vegetables. The perfect example is Gajar ka halwa, which is made aplenty during winter. From radishes to green peas, there are several seasonal veggies you can experiment with during winter. …

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Peripheral Neuropathy can be prevented

By Dr. Gautam Arora MBBS MD DM Neurologist and Pain Specialist at NPMC Peripheral Neuropathy Peripheral neuropathy refers to any condition that affects the nerves outside your brain or spinal cord. This can happen for several reasons, from trauma to infections to inherited conditions. Causes of Peripheral Neuropathy Injury Physical trauma is a common cause of injury to the nerves. …

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Can Earthquakes Be Man-Made?

Earthquakes are classified under natural calamities, as they are primarily caused due to the movement of tectonic plates. This was true a few centuries back, but things have changed with increased human interference in nature. There’s significant evidence to link earthquakes to human activity. To understand if earthquakes can be mad-made, here are some important things to know. Large dams …

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