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An employee requested an ergonomic chair for severe back pain, but his toxic boss treated the request like a 'code red' violationAn employee's quest for a pain-relieving ergonomic chair led to a protracted dispute with HR, marked by shifting explanations from manageme...- Covid symptoms 2026 explained: New study finds fatigue, joint pain, breathing issues and neurologic symptoms often overlapCovid symptoms 2026: New research reveals long COVID symptoms are not isolated but overlap and vary among individuals. Fatigue is the most ...
- They save lives, but who saves them? Surgeons face silent injuries in operation theatres; AIIMS and IIT-Delhi step inIndian surgeons face health risks during long laparoscopic surgeries. IIT Delhi and AIIMS are collaborating to address this. They are desig...
- Back pain is the new pandemic: What’s really causing it and 4 moves to get over ItThe world’s most common cause of disability isn’t a disease, it’s lower back pain. Whether you’re working from bed or lifting at the gym, b...
- How AI is making the poor healthier: A consulting firm shows the way to close the gaps in healthcare servicesArtificial intelligence and data analytics are transforming healthcare especially for those who don’t have easy access to doctors and treat...
- Chronic pain relief: Emotional therapy effective for older adults, research showsA recent study led by researchers at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) suggests that emotional awareness and expression thera...
- World Arthritis Day 2023: Types of arthritis, symptoms, treatment and self-care tipsWorld Arthritis Day observed on October 12 each year, aims to raise awareness of rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases (RMDs). This year's...
- Don't neglect joint pain. Have leafy greens, quit smoking to prevent bone weaknessOn Bone and Joint Day, know the best steps to protect your body from weakness.
- Risk of blood clots in lung doubled for Covid survivors: US studyThe research by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that as many as one in five adults aged 18-64 years and one in four of...
- Long Covid: Breathlessness, eye problem, muscle weakness, dementia most common symptoms, say docsAccording to WHO, current evidence suggests approximately 10-20 per cent of people experience a variety of mid and long-term effects after ...
- Six in 10 employees sit for almost nine hours at work: SurveyWhen the respondents were asked what they could do differently, 73% of employees did not know while only 27% had said that they had tried s...
- Fatigue, joint pain common after Covid recovery; experts say people suffer from musculoskeletal problemsInflammatory molecules damage cartilage leading to worsening of osteoarthritis.
- YourPhysio raises $350K funding from Better Capital & Titan CapitalIn India alone, over 220 million people suffer from musculoskeletal conditions that affect joints, bones, muscles and ligaments - condition...
- The age at which you should get health insurance and the cover size you will needHow well are you protected? Find out the age at which you should get insured and the cover size you may need.
- Musculoskeletal Ultrasound better for bones, joints problems: ExpertsMedical experts today said High Frequency Ultrasound can be used as a better diagnostic tool for investigating bone and joint problems.
- Indians now live longer, but spend more time with illnessIn India, diabetes and other musculoskeletal disorders have replaced diarrheal diseases and vision problems as leading causes of years live...
- Confined to desk? You are asking for trouble"Doing a sedentary desk job for hours together leads to lack of exercise and poor utilisation of glucose leading to its conversion into fat...
- Thinking about exercise may make you stronger, study claimsThe finding has potential implications for patients undergoing neurorehabilitation, such as those who have suffered a stroke, researchers s...
- Change your life: Discover your optimum physical potentialThe FMT practitioners at VARDAN are confident that when a patient walks in, they are best placed to identify the greater potential & carry ...
- Monday is 'the most popular sick day'Monday is the most popular day for workers calling in sick, a new UK research has confirmed.
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