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Doctors Rebuild Spine of 13-Year-Old TB Patient at Karaikal GH Karaikal Government Hospital, in collaboration with specialists from Jipmer–Karaikal, have successfully reconstructed the spine of a 13-year-old girl from Poompuhar in Mayiladuthurai district, who had been left disabled by advanced spinal tuberculosis. Karaikal Government Hospital, in collaboration with specialists from Jipmer–Karaikal, have successfully reconstructed the

The rainy season brings a welcome break from the summer heat, but it also comes with its own set of health concerns—especially when it comes to food. One of the most common pieces of advice from doctors and nutritionists during this season is to cut down on non-vegetarian food. But why? Why Avoid Non-Veg in

Caffeine pouch craze: A teenage trend troubling some experts The Rise of Caffeine Pouches: A Teen Trend Raising Alarms A new trend is sweeping through high schools and social media feeds across the U.S.: caffeine pouches. These small, nicotine-free sachets—similar in appearance to tobacco pouches—are designed to tuck discreetly between the lip and gum, delivering

Can Sunscreen Pills Replace Your Cream? Here’s What Dermatologists Say As people become increasingly concerned about skincare and sun damage, a new category of sun protection is gaining popularity: sunscreen pills. These oral supplements promise to protect the skin from harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays, offering a potentially more convenient alternative to creams and lotions. But

Overlooked Early Signs of Prostate Cancer A hesitant start to urination Starting the urine stream feels like a pause button has been pressed. It’s not painful, just oddly delayed. Prostate cancer can cause the muscles around the urethra to tighten or weaken, making it harder for urine to flow naturally. Frequent nighttime urination: More than

Is Multigrain, Zero Maida Bread Spiking Your Blood Sugar? The Truth Behind the Labels and Your Glucose Levels In today’s health-conscious world, terms like “multigrain” and “zero maida” (refined flour) have become selling points for breads that claim to be healthier alternatives. Many consumers believe they’re making the right choice by switching from white bread

Could Rain Be the Key to a Happier, Healthier You? When the sky turns gray and raindrops start to fall, many people instinctively reach for an umbrella — and a frown. But what if rainy days held hidden benefits for both your body and mind? Though often associated with gloom, rain might actually be a

5 Subtle Signs of Nail Cancer You Might Be Missing Bleeding As nail cancer advances, you might notice bleeding under the nail, formation of ulcers, or small lumps (nodules) beneath the nail plate. These symptoms indicate that the cancer is affecting deeper tissues and causing damage.Bleeding or ulcers under the nail is not common otherwise,

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Longevity Drugs The quest for longer, healthier lives has propelled the development of longevity drugs—pharmaceutical interventions designed to slow aging, extend lifespan, and improve healthspan. While the science of longevity is rapidly evolving, evaluating the effectiveness of these drugs remains a complex challenge requiring robust clinical frameworks, ethical considerations, and technological

Anti-Aging Tycoon Bryan Johnson Sounds Alarm Over India’s Pollution Crisis “It’s like in the middle of a fire,” Bryan Johnson, the US tech millionaire known for anti-ageing routines, has voiced concern over India’s pollution levels, calling those a serious threat to health and longevity. Johnson, who founded Kernel, a US-based company that has developed a