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Looking beyond seasonal sniffles: Protecting children's immunity from climate instabilityClimate change is disrupting traditional illness patterns, affecting children's health. Savlon Swasth India Mission promotes proactive hygi...- Why children across India are getting ill more often, and how parents can respondIndia's children are facing a new health reality with frequent illnesses linked to climate change. Experts highlight how extreme weather an...
- 'Firecrackers light up the sky but darken the lungs’: Doctors warn as SC allows 'green' crackers this DiwaliMedical experts urge caution as Delhi's pollution levels rise ahead of Diwali, despite the Supreme Court's allowance for limited use of "gr...
- Kenvue ties up with API to launch India's first Cough ClinicsKenvue, makers of Benadryl, introduces 'Cough Clinics' in partnership with the Association of Physicians of India. This initiative aims to ...
- Forty years after horrific Bhopal gas leak, ailments rise at faster pace among the affectedAilments in Bhopal Gas Tragedy survivors are being detected at a higher rate compared to unexposed individuals, says an organisation. Respi...
- Mask mandates for children may do more harm than good: Public health expertThough there are no Covid related guidelines or mask mandates by the government, about 200 private-run schools in the national capital have...
- Measles Epidemic: Here's what foods to consume and what to avoid during recoveryChildren and adults suffering from measles and those recovering from the disease have an increased need for energy and protein. Here are so...
- Delhi hospitals see rise in typhoid, respiratory issues; unseasonal rains a triggerAccording to doctors, the number of such cases has nearly doubled owing to an increased awareness about such infections necessitated by the...
- World Hand Hygiene Day: Phones & keys can be dirtier than you think; it's crucial to maintain hygieneWashing hands can prevent diarrhoea, respiratory, skin and eye infections.
- Health Ministry releases revised guidelines for home isolation of mild COVID-19 casesElderly patients aged more than 60 years and those with co-morbid conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, chronic lung or...
- UK government urges Indians, ethnic minorities to sign up for COVID-19 vaccine trialsA targeted recruitment programme broadcast in Gujarati, Punjabi, Bengali and Urdu is among the measures being deployed to reach out to diff...
- World Pneumonia Day: Don't ignore minor signs; visit a doctor if sharp chest pain, dry cough persistLata Mangeshkar is suffering from pneumonia along with left ventricular failure.
- Delhi hospitals see rise in cases of respiratory, cardiac complications; kids, elderly worst hitWith poor air quality prevailing in the national capital for the past three days, there has been a rise in the number of patients visiting ...
- Don’t let flu paralyse you! Yes, it's possible and here's how to prevent itAlthough our immune system creates antibodies to fight the flu virus, sometimes these antibodies can also attack the protective sheath arou...
- Smog taking your breath away? Simple tips to stay safe and healthyFrom skipping cardio workout to venturing out in masks, experts list some tips to stay clear.
- Swine flu threat grows in India; 600 deaths, 12,500 cases reported this yearMaharashtra is the worst affected with 284 deaths followed by Delhi (241), Gujarat (75), Kerala (63) and Rajasthan (59).
- Jayalalithaa interacting, progressing gradually: Apollo Hospital"The Honourable Chief Minister is interacting and progressing gradually," said Director of Medical Services, Apollo Hospitals.
- Jayalalithaa making gradual progress, confirms Apollo HospitalThe Apollo statement said that the chief minister is under observation of a panel of doctors consisting of intensivists, cardiologists, res...
- 50% of 'asthmatics' don't really have the disease, say expertsMedicine experts said that the 50% of all patients labelled as asthmatics by primary-level physicians may have wheezing or coughing due to ...
- Government to come up with detailed guidelines for MERSMERS is a viral respiratory disease caused by novel coronavirus that was first identified in Saudi Arabia in 2012.
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