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He was 34, active. No diabetes, no high BP. Doctor reveals one 'harmless habit' which caused 34-year-old to almost die from strokeA 34-year-old man, despite being exceptionally healthy, suffered a stroke due to a seemingly harmless habit: forcefully cracking his neck. ...- Healthy at 34, but a simple neck-cracking habit led to a stroke: Doctor explains hidden riskA seemingly harmless habit of forcefully cracking one's neck has been linked to a rare but life-threatening stroke in a healthy 34-year-old...
- This simple habit that gives relief can end up killing you: Doctors explain what really happensA common habit that many people use for quick relief may seem harmless, but doctors warn it can have serious, even fatal, consequences. The...
- When the heart and sugar collide: The overlooked risk in Type 2 diabetesType 2 diabetes significantly elevates the risk of heart disease due to high blood sugar damaging arteries, leading to plaque buildup and r...
- Move over quiet quitting — as AI looms ‘quiet cracking’ is costing $438 billion and wrecking workers’ healthQuiet cracking at work amid layoffs and AI: A new workplace crisis, termed "quiet cracking," is emerging due to layoffs and AI advancements...
- TCS axes 12,000 jobs; Ola loses steam in EV raceHappy Monday! India’s largest software exporter is trimming 2% of its workforce as demand woes persist. This and more in today’s ETtech Mor...
- ET Snapchat Gen Z Index: How India's Gen Z-ers live, work and spend moneyThe ET Snapchat Gen Z Index reveals that Gen Z in India prioritizes ethical and local shopping, favouring brands like Myntra and H&M. They ...
- Munawar Faruqui reveals he had barely Rs 700 left to treat his son’s rare heart diseaseComedian Munawar Faruqui recently recounted a deeply emotional story. The winner of Bigg Boss 17 disclosed that his son, Mikael, was diagno...
- See downside risk in metals; relatively better performance from FMCG: Aditya Narain“We are comfortable with IT and banks for absolute return. We get a little bit of cushion from the consumer staples plays just to be defens...
- Tech-banking: How are India's banks gearing up as digital goes mainstream?Banking transactions have grown exponentially over the past few years. Earlier, one transaction amounted to withdrawing Rs 30,000 in cash f...
- Sunil Singhania on how market recovery may precede economic recoveryYour chances of losing are much smaller than the chances of gaining and it will be alright in the end.
- Cipla is undergoing a big transformation and is doing something it once eschewedA difficult transformation is underway at Cipla, one of India’s largest and oldest pharma companies.
- State polls a big factor, traders can use ‘ladders’ to place betsBearish traders, they say, can do a put ladder on options expiring December 27.
- Protect your skin, don't get adventurous now: Basant MaheshwariFundamentally strong companies growing at 25-30% will continue to do well, says Maheshwari
- How Essar Steel's legal challenge can scupper government's boldest move on bad loansCracking down on bad loans, RBI last month identified 12 accounts for insolvency proceedings with each of them having over Rs 5,000 crore o...
- Demonetisation impact: Silver imports likely to shrink to the lowest levels since 2012Silver is so ingrained in Indian tradition that the country’s currency, the rupee, is named after ‘Rup,’ the Sanskrit word for silver.
- The world's biggest real estate buyers are suddenly short of cashIn London, Chinese citizens who clamored to purchase flats at the city’s tallest apartment tower three months ago are now struggling to tra...
- Don't ignore the sudden weight-gain, it might be thyroidWe often ignore small warnings that our body gives, thinking that the problem will go away gradually. While most of them do, some are grave.
- Now, Indian angel investors search of heavens and startups abroadAngel investor and founder of Sify, R Ramaraj, is said to be keen on promoting local entrepreneurship.
- Avoid midcap PSU banks & midcap FMCGs: Angel BrokingMidcap public sector banks- the numbers these banks have been reporting are not really sustainable and also they have been outperforming.
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