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He was 30 and had perfect diet. No blood sugar. Yet one habit almost cost him his life. Doctor reveals: 'He learned a hard lesson...'A 30-year-old fitness enthusiast, who ran half-marathons and maintained a healthy lifestyle, suffered acute kidney failure. Doctors identif...- Hantavirus is on the rise in Argentina, where a stricken cruise ship began its journeyArgentina is investigating if it's the source of a deadly hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship, coinciding with a surge in domestic cases. ...
- Children’s ibuprofen recalled in 2026: Nearly 90,000 bottles of pain-relieving medication pulled nationwideChildren's ibuprofen recalled: A major recall impacts nearly 90,000 bottles of children's ibuprofen oral suspension. The medication, manufa...
- Is paracetamol safe in pregnancy? Doctors reject Trump’s autism claimDonald Trump's advice against Tylenol use during pregnancy faces backlash. Researchers say his claims about autism are wrong. They highligh...
- Stop now - 4 medications you should never take with Omega-3 supplements, experts warnOmega-3 supplements are famous for their advantages to heart, brain, and overall health. “Omega-3s are essential fats that act like multita...
- Trump’s new drug tariffs could hit patients hard - here's a list of essential meds at risk of vanishing fastDonald Trump plans tariffs on pharmaceutical imports, which has led healthcare experts to worry about drug shortages. Common drugs like pai...
- Meftal maker says adverse reaction flagged by IPC is very rareBlue Cross Laboratories, the owner of the Meftal painkiller brand, has clarified that the adverse reaction the Indian Pharmacopoeia Commiss...
- Study finds common arthritis drug could boost effectiveness of contraceptivesCombining the anti-inflammatory pain medication piroxicam with the widely available morning-after pill levonorgestrel, also called Plan B, ...
- From keeping blood sugar in check to relieving menstrual pain, 6 reasons to have more gingerFrom battling nausea to keeping high blood sugar at bay, this delicious perennial herb can do a lot of wonders for our health.
- Now, you will need a prescription for buying aspirin, ibuprofen, diclofinac in Delhi. Read whyDelhi government has asked chemists to restrain from selling aspirin, ibuprofen and diclofenac without a valid doctor's prescription to add...
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- H3N2 Influenza: Symptoms, Treatment, and Precautions to stay safeH3N2 influenza, also known as the "Hong Kong flu," is spreading like a wildfire, it is crucial to remember a few things such as avoiding cr...
- Chinese cities give out free fever drugs as COVID flaresChina's policy U-turn caught a fragile health system unprepared, with hospitals scrambling for beds and blood, pharmacies for drugs and aut...
- Anti-inflammatory drug Ibuprofen does not worsen Covid symptoms, says studyThe study found that the drugs "do not increase the mortality or severity" of Covid-19.
- Buy Granules India, target price Rs 330: Anand RathiSales of formulations grew 35.2% to Rs 3.9bn (52% of sales) due to higher demand for existing products.
- Soon, Centre to add 100 more drugs to over-the-counter listDrugs likely to get off prescription will initially include those commonly used for cold, cough and analgesics such as paracetamol and ibup...
- Using aspirin regularly? It may cut liver cancer riskRegular use of aspirin is defined as taking two or more standard-dose tablets a week for five years.
- Caution, to-be mothers! Taking ibuprofen during pregnancy may harm unborn daughter's fertilityConsuming ibuprofen in the first 24 weeks of pregnancy may reduce number of eggs in the ovaries of unborn child.
- Think before popping the pill! Common painkillers may increase risk of heart failureDrugs like ibuprofen, naproxen, and diclofenac are known to raise the risk of stroke by 19 per cent.
- Painkillers may lower skin cancer riskAnti-inflammatory painkillers such as aspirin and ibuprofen may help protect against the most common form of skin cancer, a new research ha...
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