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The old health insurance model sees hospitalisation as an inconvenience, says Narayana Health's Viren Prasad Shetty; bets on managed care modelIt has been close to two years since Narayana Health’s wholly owned subsidiary, Narayana Health Insurance—which has adopted a ‘managed heal...- Cancer, Leo, Virgo Horoscope Today for June 8, 2026: Moon-Rahu Influence Brings Challenges and RewardsYour Daily Horoscope Today emphasises emotional awareness, strategic planning, and thoughtful responses. Your sensitivity can remain high, ...
- Cancer, Leo, Virgo Horoscope Today for June 4, 2026: Who Will Resolve Challenges, Attract Success & Strengthen Relationships?Your Daily Horoscope Today emphasizes resolving domestic matters, managing professional boundaries, and practicing patience. While energeti...
- Why enamel protection is becoming central to everyday oral careEnamel protection is emerging as a critical focus in everyday oral care as dentists highlight rising cases of enamel erosion linked to mode...
- Worried about your teeth? Here are the foods that help strengthen your and oral healthGood nutrition is the basis for healthy teeth and gums. A well-planned diet can help prevent decay, strengthen the enamel, and promote good...
- Doctors warn you may be ignoring the one vitamin that protects your heart and teeth more than you think, and its not vitamin D or B12Health experts featured in a Prevention report are urging people to pay more attention to vitamin K2, a lesser-known nutrient essential for...
- Ate too many holiday sweets? 7 foods and drinks that help protect your teeth fastThe festive season offers a surge of sugary treats from Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, which can damage teeth, resulting in caviti...
- What your teeth reveal about your gut and liver: 8 warning signs you should never ignoreYour teeth can reveal secrets about your gut health. Acidic erosion may signal stomach acidity. Persistent bad breath can point to poor dig...
- Brushing before or after breakfast? US woman shocked to discover that Indians brush differently than AmericansAn American mum's discovery reveals a common Indian practice: brushing teeth before breakfast. This aligns with ancient Ayurvedic tradition...
- Should you brush your teeth before or after breakfast? The answer is not so simpleBrushing teeth is mandatory in morning but timing can vary upon preferences say, experts.
- Is chewing on ice cubes bad for your teeth?Chewing ice is bad for your oral health, and if you're unlucky, it may eventually cost you an expensive trip to the dentist or orthodontist.
- World Oral Health Day: Highly-acidic pickles and salsa dips hurt your teeth, have lentil & broccoli to counter effectAcid deterioration may lead to serious dental problems.
- Another reason to say cheers! Wine may be good for oral healthPolyphenols in wine help prevent gum disease and cavities.
- This festive season, gift your family a 'dental kit' for pearly white teethIt is extremely important to maintain a balance between the white and the pink in the mouth.
- Mandatory norms for health products soonAn authority has been proposed under the new Act to take 'suo motu' action if products and services were not up to the standard, the minist...
- Patanjali under lens for misleading advertisingRamdev promoted FMCG company Patanjali has found itself under the scanner of the country's advertising watchdog again.
- Rajya Sabha MPs seek stringent laws to check food adulterationDuring the Zero Hour, Naresh Agrawal (SP) raised the issue of growing menace of adulteration in food products including essential items suc...
- Seven foods that are bad for your teethSome foods can cause enamel erosion that could lead to increased teeth sensitivity to hot, cold, sweet and sour.
- Foods that are good and bad for your teethThere are some foods that are especially harmful for your teeth and having these can lead to several problems.
- Next session of Parliament expected to bring in new amendments to Consumer Protection ActThe upcoming Budget Session of Parliament is expected to bring in new amendments to Consumer Protection Act 1986, giving it more teeth.
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