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Second-largest salt producer state ranks last in usage of iodised salt; children lose up to 15 IQ points due to iodine deficiencyTamil Nadu, India's second-largest salt producer, has the lowest share of households using adequately iodised salt, with just 62% meeting t...- Yen slips ahead of central bank bonanza, dollar firms on tech reboundYen vs Dollar : The Japanese yen fell against the US dollar as market sentiment shifted towards risk-taking. Major banks, including the Ban...
- Ferritin face is going viral, but taking iron supplements without a blood test could be riskyThere's a buzz circulating on social media about 'ferritin face', a phenomenon where changes in one’s appearance are thought to be linked t...
- Power to empower must include the power to stay well“The true value of power lies in its purpose,” the Prime Minister told the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in October. India’s next lever of po...
- Zerodha co-founders Nithin and Nikhil Kamath’s mother, Revathi, goes viral for her ragi mudde. This yummy dish is made of a millet Indians have been eating for 4,000 years, has more calcium than milkRevathi Kamath, mum to entrepreneurs Nithin and Nikhil Kamath, was recently thanked by a Facebook user from Bengaluru for treating her to a...
- NPS subscribers are less swayed by short-term market movements now, says Axis Pension Fund CEO Sumit ShuklaAxis Pension Fund intends to enhance its National Pension System offerings to provide better retirement savings options. The introduction o...
- Harvard-trained gut doctor shares 5 simple habits for longevity. 7,000 steps daily, morning sunlight and moreDr Saurabh Sethi emphasizes the value of simple yet effective habits that can enhance health and extend lifespan. Taking regular walks, par...
- MS Dhoni’s advice for Gen Z, millennials: Why everyone needs to hear his message on fitness, health and his opinion about India’s carbohydrate-rich food cultureIn a heartfelt message about wellness, MS Dhoni provides valuable insights on fitness and health for everyone. He points out how today's fa...
- Swiggy may rebound to Rs 190, but charts do not signal a trend reversal: LKP’s Vatsal BhuvaLKP Securities’ Vatsal Bhuva sees continued downside risks for Nifty and Bank Nifty, while identifying potential rebounds in Swiggy and HDF...
- Horoscope Today, October 25, 2026: Cancer Could Unlock Global Opportunities, Leo Must Watch Shared Finances, Virgo Benefits From Partnerships on Sharad PurnimaThe Moon transits from Pisces to Aries at night, shifting focus toward educational growth, detailed research, and workplace collaboration. ...
- Pakistan's Lahore becomes the world's most polluted city as AQI hits hazardous 410Lahore was ranked the world's most polluted city on Friday after its AQI reached 410, a hazardous level, according to IQAir. The platform r...
- UAE closes all Umm Al Quwain beaches after tanker oil spillThe UAE has temporarily closed all beaches and coastal areas in Umm Al Quwain after a tanker oil spill affected its shoreline. The Ministry...
- 10,000 daily steps not needed: A much lower walking target can help reduce brain disease risk, finds new studyA 10,000-step daily target may not be necessary to support brain health. Researchers have found that a much lower number of daily steps is ...
- Is your favourite diet soda really safe? How it effects weight loss in comparison to water, revealed in new studyA new two-year study has challenged concerns about diet soda and weight gain, finding that adults who drank diet beverages lost a similar a...
- Fish oil and Alzheimer’s prevention: What happened when researchers tested high-dose DHA for two years and found no significant benefits for memory or brain healthA recent clinical trial involving older adults found no cognitive improvements from high-dose DHA supplements. Researchers confirmed that t...
- Shamonda virus reported in France as patient dies: Why is it deadly, what are its symptoms, treatment and prevention methods?Shamonda virus: France has reported the first known human case of the Shamonda virus after a patient died in October, raising questions abo...
- From Continuous Data to Trusted Health Intelligence: What Abu Dhabi and India Can Learn From Each Other About Predictive Health?Predictive health will depend not on how much data health systems collect, but on whether they can validate it, govern it responsibly, and ...
- US says travelers should reconsider Kenya trips on health risks amid Ebola spreadThe US State Department has advised Americans to reconsider travel to Kenya because of various health risks. Recent health concerns include...
- Cake baked inside a sealed canning jar may look like a clever shelf-stable gift, but its moist, low-acid interior can create conditions where botulism can growMason jar desserts, such as cakes and breads, pose serious safety concerns primarily due to the risk of botulism. Unlike traditional cannin...
- White flecks floating around canned squash can look like spoilage, but starch, hard-water minerals, or table-salt additives may cause harmless cloudiness in the jarOpening a can of squash might show some cloudy liquid or floating particles, but don't panic—they're often harmless culprits like starch, h...
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