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Apollo doctor explains 99% of heart attacks are not sudden, reveals 4 risk factorsHeart disease is a major killer in India, with cardiovascular ailments causing nearly 24.2% of deaths. A significant surge in heart attack ...- Avoid bottom-fishing in PG Electroplast shares, CDSL among 3 ideas for next week: Rupak DeAmidst a sixth consecutive weekly decline for Nifty, analysts suggest caution, particularly in mid and small caps due to tariff concerns. P...
- Standard deviation studies pointing Nifty at 25,000 and beyond: Anand JamesAnand James of Geojit Investments sees potential for Nifty to hit 25,000, though warns that a drop below 24,280 may signal weakness. He exp...
- Stock Radar: Medanta stock showing signs of turnaround after over 20% fall; should you buy or hold?Global Health Ltd (Medanta) is showing a bullish outlook after consolidating above its recent breakout levels. The stock is trading above k...
- These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of more than 34%The world is currently grappling with what US President Trump will do or undo on the tariffs front. And markets will have to deal with this...
- Indian govt needs to trim citizens' waist size for the sake of economyIndia's Economic Survey 2023-24 warned that increasing obesity rates could hinder the country's economic potential. Experts urged the gover...
- Your drinking water may be causing fatigue. Here’s how to fix thatDoctors say most RO filters we’re using are a little too efficient in filtering out essential minerals from water. There are multiple ways ...
- Why pure RO drinking water is not healthy for you: Doctors, WHO raise health warningExperts warn against the prevailing belief that RO filtered water is healthiest, highlighting health risks due to mineral depletion. Mainta...
- Nifty on a strong base, to maintain bullish trend: AnalystsAfter reaching a lifetime high at 22,124, the Nifty experienced a dip and found support at 21,350-21,400, which aligned with the 26-day exp...
- Cancer cases surge nearly 80% in under-50 age group: StudyA recent study published in the British Medical Journal (Oncology) revealed a shocking 79% increase in new cancer cases among individuals u...
- Rolls Royce was part of 20-vehicle VIP convoy, hit tanker at 200 kmph speed from behind: Nuh e-way accident probeNew evidence has emerged challenging the initial account of a fatal accident between a Rolls-Royce and an oil tanker on the Delhi-Mumbai Ex...
- Still negatively biased in market; have 6 picks in defence, cap goods & infra: Nischal Maheshwari“Over ownership and under ownership has played a big role there and if one looks at it, the maximum amount of selling has come from the FII...
- World Heart Day: Broken heart syndrome mimics cardiac arrest signs like sweating, chest painAlthough temporary and curable, this condition can be fatal in some cases.
- Yes, yoga can alleviate joint pain. Gentle asanas that will ensure a comfortable lifeYoga is a very effective tool to improve joint flexibility & lower stress levels.
- World Liver Day: Warning signs won’t show until it’s too late, some conditions can be reversed with good habitsThe WHO says one in five Indians is likely to suffer from a liver disease.
- Indian researchers start trials on saliva-based Covid-19 testingThe Medanta Institute of Education and Research in Gurgaon, Mumbai-based diagnostics company TransAsia Bio and Pune’s Mylab are among those...
- KKR launches late bid for Trehan’s MedantaKKR swooped down with a late bid after Manipal’s negotiations ran into valuation differences.
- Women's heart attack symptoms vary from men: Breathlessness, vomiting, fatigue could be warning signsSeveral cases don’t get reported in the hospitals as many of these signs go unnoticed.
- Why Young Entrepreneurs are returning to India to start new businessesI was working for Microsoft in the US and when my work visa was rejected, it was a catalyst for me to move back to India,” said Kunal Bahl,...
- Don’t have health insurance? Pay up to 60% moreThose paying out of their pockets are now billed anywhere between 25% and 60% more than those with cashless health insurance schemes.
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