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Walking 10,000 steps is great, but it cannot strengthen one crucial body part. Heart surgeon urges adding another exercise to routineA cardiothoracic surgeon is urging people, especially women in midlife, to rethink the belief that walking alone can build strong bones. In...- Not milk, experts reveal the everyday food that quietly protects bone strength at any ageAs bone health becomes a growing concern with age, experts are highlighting cottage cheese as a surprisingly powerful ally. Rich in calcium...
- Homeopathy doctor says sunlight can give you more than just Vitamin DSunlight offers significant health benefits beyond Vitamin D, including improved mood, regulated sleep, and lower blood pressure. Controlle...
- Mind your posture: Doctors cite long hours in front of screen for increasing lifestyle diseasesYoung professionals are increasingly facing lifestyle ailments due to prolonged sitting and screen time, leading to a 30-40% rise in muscul...
- The silent disease affecting millions of men, and 4 powerful ways to fight it offThis silent disease weakens men's bones, leading to fractures. Around 2 million men in the US have it. Another 16 million have early bone l...
- 3 out of 5 women over 40 suffer from low bone density condition osteopenia, says Mumbai-based studyThe same study found that 1 in 4 women is diagnosed with osteoporosis.
- Covid infection may induce severe bone loss, animal study suggestsThe study found that SARS-CoV-2 infection induced severe bone loss from 20 per cent to 50 per cent progressively in particular to the trabe...
- World Osteoporosis Day: Laziness is making your bones weak; healthy diet with milk, eggs & nuts will helpAdequate sleep of 6-8 hours daily is also essential for the body to repair.
- Can stem cells treat Covid-19? There’s hopeAs the global race for vaccine or a treatment for Covid-19 reaches a frantic pace, stem cell treatment is the latest to throw its hat in th...
- Keep diabetes at bay: Playing football can help boost heart and bone healthIndividuals with type 2 and pre-diabetes have a higher prevalence of osteopenia and bone fractures.
- Not just for bones, calcium is crucial for cardiac functioning too! Here's how to ensure you're never deficientEven if you ingest enough calcium, it needs to be absorbed into your bloodstream to perform its functions.
- Delhiites at high risk of suffering from brittle bonesNew Delhi, March 29 (IANS) A new study has found that people in the city are at a high risk of suffering from brittle bones which can cause...
- Nutrition is key: Fight osteoporosis with a diet rich in calcium, protein, and vitamin DOsteoporosis is characterised by high bone loss and less production of bones, results in reduced bone density.
- Elder deal will boost sales, market share: Torrent PharmaceuticalsThe deal, announced earlier this month, will increase Torrent’s overall market share to 2.7% in the highly fragmented domestic drug market ...
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