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A stroke happens when your brain does not get enough blood, which can be caused by a blockage or bleeding in your brain, leading to loss of function in a part of your brain. But fear not; HIIT is in for your rescue by boosting your brain and overall health.
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Have you ever wondered why your stomach feels uneasy when you are stressed? Or why do your bowels seem to have an angry tone? It is all because of the so-called second brain, the enteric nervous system (ENS). 1.The Guts Little Brain The ENS is like a small brain
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Oral health is not just about flaunting a flashy white smile; it is closely tied to our overall well-being. The state of the mouth can reveal much about a person’s health, especially concerning conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and kidney problems. 1.Gum Disease: Body’s Silent Trouble Gum
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The holidays are a time for joy, laughter, and what more? a heartburn? Okay, maybe not that kind of heartburn. But the festive season can indeed put extra strain on your watch. You know how the holidays go with endless parties, rich food, and plenty of drinks. While it is
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Monsoons are a blessing for farmers, bringing the rain they need for their crops. This cozy atmosphere makes us imagine and enjoy hot fritters, tea, and savories. However, health experts warn that these tasty treats are not the best for health since they can bring unwanted guests stomach infections like
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Have you ever heard of Oropouche fever? This disease, transmitted by tiny midges and mosquitoes, causes chills, fever, and aches. Recently, it has made a surprise appearance in a new geographic area. For public health officials, the confirmation of the first-ever case of mosquito-borne sickness was a significant milestone. This
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Imagine experiencing cramping so bad it disrupts your regular life not just once a month but sometimes even in between. That is the reality for millions of women living with endometriosis, a condition where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus, on places like your ovaries or
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While we all enjoy sunny days, excessive sun exposure can lead to severe skin problems, including skin cancer. Despite knowing this, many still get sunburned and do not take proper precautions. Indoor tanning, especially among young women, is also a big issue. With rising skin cancer rates, stepping up the
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Have you ever had those days when your brain feels wrapped in a thick fog? You are not alone. This phenomenon, known as brain fog, can make thinking and remembering things a real challenge. But fear not; understanding what it is and how to tackle it can make a world
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Remember measles? A disease we thought we had kicked to the curb is back with a vengeance. This highly contagious virus is spreading like wildfire due to a decline in vaccination rates fueled by misinformation and skepticism. Decades of research confirm that the measles vaccine is safe and effective. Do
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Summer is the season of sunshine, vacations, and, unfortunately, more mosquito-borne diseases like malaria. Warm weather speeds up the mosquito cycle, boosting their breeding rates. Stagnant water from summer showers or poorly stored water becomes perfect mosquito breeding grounds, leading to a surge in the mosquito population. Outdoor activities during
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Heat stroke poses a great threat as the body overheats and cannot cool down. Stay cool and hydrated to avoid it.
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Have you ever found yourself tossing and turning before Aunt Flo's monthly visit, you are not alone. It is the realm of insomnia where you just cannot seem to catch those Z's. It is like a monthly rollercoaster ride of hormones and bodily changes. It is
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Rabies, a deadly silent killer disease causing encephalitis, haunting humanity for over 4000 years, continues to claim the lives of tens of thousands annually worldwide. But amidst the dark history, there is a beacon of hope, thanks to Louis Pasteur's groundbreaking vaccine in 1885, developed nations have drastically
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Let us dive into the world of rare diseases, especially on this special occasion of Rare Disease Day! Today, we are shedding light on the challenges faced by those living with these conditions and celebrating the progress made in their treatment and care. 1. The Unseen Struggle Ever imagined facing
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Today’s youth, the go-getters, are shaping the future but are also facing unprecedented mental health challenges. A fair share suffers in silence, knowing the warning signs but too prideful to ask for assistance. Mental disorders are, unfortunately, becoming chronic companions of the young. Nevertheless, the days of hiding depression
