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Winter colds are back, but immunity experts say one everyday vitamin, hiding in an unexpected food could help you recover fasterAs winter brings colds and sore throats, one familiar vitamin is quietly proving its value. Vitamin C may not stop infections entirely, but...- Delhi AQI hits 400: The air is almost poison; Here’s exactly what to eat, avoid and do right now to protect yourselfDelhi AQI hits 400: Delhi's air quality has reached dangerous levels, with AQI nearing the 'severe' category. This toxic air poses signific...
- Top 5 Ayurvedic drinks to clear nasal congestion and soothe your throat naturally: Say goodbye to mucus and infectionsAyurveda offers natural solutions for clear airways. Warm turmeric milk, ginger tea, tulsi tea, honey-lemon water, and fenugreek water are ...
- Clean air or clean data: Survey raises doubt on Delhi's AQI dataConcerns are mounting over the accuracy of Delhi's air quality monitoring as ground checks reveal questionable practices. Water sprinkling ...
- Is your AC making you sick? Why a bucket of water could be the simple fixAir conditioners, while providing cooling relief, can lead to dry indoor air, causing discomfort and health issues. Placing a bucket of wat...
- HMPV cases: States ramp up surveillance; doctors say "no need to panic"States in India are intensifying health measures, focusing on surveillance and prevention to address Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) cases. Ex...
- Amid COVID-19 surge, Health Ministry asks states not to lower their guardMinistry sources said the spike in cases in Maharashtra, Kerala, Delhi, and Karnataka is being constantly monitored by the Centre and state...
- Allergy signs overlapping with Covid symptoms? Guide to fight stuffy noses & scratchy throatsYou cannot avoid pollen entirely, but there are ways to prevent symptoms.
- Unlike Omicron, XE coronavirus variant causes loss of smell & taste. Find out more symptoms of this mutant strainXE coronavirus variant is said to be 10 times more transmissible than Omicron.
- Barack Obama contracts Covid, says wife Michelle has tested negativeThe former US President said that he had a scratchy throat for a couple of days after which he got himself tested.
- Barack Obama tests positive for COVID-19, says he's 'feeling fine'Obama encouraged more Americans to get vaccinated against the coronavirus, despite the declining infection rate in the U.S. There were roug...
- Omicron symptoms you cannot call 'mild' to ignoreSince the outset of the Omicron variant's development, a sore or scratchy throat has been a common symptom.
- Danseuse Shobana contracts Omicron variant of COVID-19, says experiencing 'joint pains and chills'The 51-year-old actor, known for her work in Malayalam, Telugu and Tamil films, took to Instagram to announce the news.
- Hugh Jackman has a scratchy throat, runny nose after testing positive for CovidThe actor's Broadway musical 'The Music Man' has cancelled all performances.
- Skip this New Year's eve party if you're experiencing thisApart from normal symptoms, nausea and loss of appetite are two of the most unusual Omicron symptoms seen in fully vaccinated or boosted pe...
- Omicron has higher risk of reinfection than Delta and Beta variants: Singapore's health ministry"There is a higher likelihood of individuals who have recovered from COVID-19 to be reinfected with the Omicron variant," Channel News Asia...
- Suspected Omicron cases mild: Leading South Africa doctorAngelique Coetzee, chair of the South African Medical Association, told AFP she had seen around 30 patients over the past 10 days who teste...
- 'Lost' star Daniel Dae Kim tests positive for COVID-19, shares corona chronicles on InstagramThe actor said he wants his fans to stay safe, calm, and above all, healthy.
- All you need to know to survive in a polluted cityWhile we were not done talking about the right way to breathe, the city has come to a situation where the air quality itself is being quest...
- Smartphones can help track flu on campus: StudyClose living quarters, low flu vaccination rates and busy social calendars make college students particularly prone to catching the virus.
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