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Popping antacids every day? Apollo doctor warns your ‘normal acidity’ may be a slow-burning disease leading to much serious issuesSurgical Gastroenterologist Dr Anshuman Kaushal from Apollo Hospital has warned that persistent acidity and heartburn may actually indicate...- Your daily tea could be harming you — Harvard doctor drops a surprising health updateA Harvard-trained doctor, Saurabh Sethi, has issued a health warning regarding common tea drinking habits. He advises against drinking tea ...
- Esophageal cancer or GERD? The overlapping symptoms, and the one thing that sets them apartHeartburn is common, but persistent chest discomfort or difficulty swallowing could signal serious issues. Gastroesophageal reflux disease,...
- Silent symptom of cancer that millions live with, without realising. When should you visit doctor?A common condition like acid reflux is often dismissed as harmless, but doctors are warning that persistent symptoms could point to esophag...
- Alcohol stocks face major drop after cancer warnings, will Congress change consumption guidelines?Shares of leading alcohol companies plummeted on Friday following a call from U.S. Surgeon urging Congress to reconsider health warnings on...
- Do you use Listerine Cool Mint mouthwash? It may increase your cancer risk, claims a studyA study in the Journal of Medical Microbiology warns of increased cancer risks associated with regular use of Listerine Cool Mint mouthwash...
- India registered 9.3 lakh cancer deaths, second highest in Asia: Lancet StudyA study published in The Lancet Regional Health Southeast Asia journal found that India, along with China and Japan, were the three leading...
- Jubilant Pharmova shares jump over 6% on receiving USFDA approval for Technetium Sulfur Colloid InjectionFor this approval, Jubilant is eligible for 180 days of exclusivity through the ‘Competitive Generic Therapy’ designation from the US FDA.
- From promoting a healthy gut to reducing risk of breast cancer, 5 reasons to have more walnutsWalnuts have antioxidants, Vitamin E, melatonin, and plant compounds known as polyphenols that can reduce bad cholesterol.
- World Cancer Day: Get to know the 5 most common cancers in IndiaOn this World Cancer Day, get to know the most common cancers identified in India.
- Drinking coffee on an empty stomach isn't a great idea. It can lead to heartburnHowever, having coffee on an empty stomach may not cause any damage to the stomach.
- Immunotherapy can be critical to treatment of different types of cancer, claim researchImmune cells can fight cancerous cells says research.
- Esophageal cancer causes genetic changes in patients, study revealsThere are a few genetic changes when esophageal cancer sets in which can be diagnosed early on as revealed by a study. The study was conduc...
- How 300 minutes of simple exercise a week may help ward off cancerSomething as simple as getting up and moving, the findings suggest, might help tens of thousands of us avoid developing cancer in the comin...
- Single blood test may detect eight types of cancer: StudyThe test is aimed at screening for eight common cancer types that account for more than 60 per cent of cancer deaths in the US, researchers...
- Do you pop digestive pills often? Watch out, that's a life hazard!Always consult a doctor before popping any pills for acidity.
- 10 reasons beer is not bad for youFor a completely natural beverage, beer offers serious low-calorie options. Here are more reasons why beer is not really bad, if had in mod...
- Cancer rates on the rise in lower-income countries: StudyThe increase in many low-and middle-income countries is partially due to increases in risk factors that are typical of Western countries.
- Low-cost device can eliminate need for costly biopsiesA low-cost microendoscope could eliminate the need for costly biopsies for many patients undergoing endoscopic screening for esophageal can...
- Esophageal cancer drug market to double by 2014The esophageal cancer drug market in India will grow from $16 million in 2009 to $36 million in 2014, says a research firm.
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