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Unhealthy lifestyles fuelling heart disease epidemic in India

India alone accounts for approximately one-fifth of the staggering global tally of 17.9 million deaths related to these conditions, with a particularly alarming effect on younger individuals. The Asian Pacific Society of Cardiology (APSC) recently published a report revealing that heart failure alone leads to 1.8 million hospitalisations each year in India.
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Cancer from Baby Powder: Johnson & Johnson Ordered To pay $18.8 Million in Compensation, What You Need To Know

Johnson & Johnson has been ordered to pay $18.8 million to a California man who claimed that the company's baby talcum powder caused him mesothelioma, an aggressive form of cancer in the lungs. This trial was the first in nearly two years over allegations that the international giant concealed the health risks of its iconic baby powder. Read on to know more. , Health News, Times Now
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Candesant Biomedical Receives FDA Clearance of Brella™¹, the First and Only 3-Minute SweatControl Patch™, to Significantly Reduce Primary Axillary Hyperhidrosis (Excessive Underarm Sweating)

/PRNewswire/ -- Candesant Biomedical ("Candesant"), a private medical device company focused on the development and commercialization of non-invasive...
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IMD predicts Very Hot Summers, How to Protect Your Health From Heat Waves

A constant rise in temperature is predicted in the coming days, with the Indian Meteorological Department issuing heat wave warnings across the country. However, many areas are also expected to witness thunderstorms and winds. With such a diverse weather change, doctors have warned of a spate of infectious diseases, viral fever, and dehydration to be on the rise. Read on to know how to protect yourself from severe heat and sunstroke. , Health News, Times Now
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