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Stress to infection, common causes of IBS and effective ways to treat it | Health - Vimarsana News

Stress to infection, common causes of IBS and effective ways to treat it | Health

Bloating, cramping and chronic pain in stomach could be due to irritable bowel syndrome. Here are best ways to manage the condition. | Health

Plasma Exchange: Plasma Exchange Saves Man (30) With Acute Liver Failure | Noida News - Vimarsana News

Plasma Exchange: Plasma Exchange Saves Man (30) With Acute Liver Failure | Noida News

A 30-year-old man suffering from hyperacute liver failure was saved by doctors at Fortis Hospital using plasma exchange therapy. The patient had hepat

cancer india: Cancer cases surge nearly 80% in under-50 age group: Study - Vimarsana News

cancer india: Cancer cases surge nearly 80% in under-50 age group: Study

A recent study published in the British Medical Journal (Oncology) revealed a shocking 79% increase in new cancer cases among individuals under 50 globally in the past three decades. The study examined data from 204 countries and found that the number of cancer patients under 50 rose from 1.82 million in 1990 to 3.26 million in 2019.

Doctors in India raise concerns about new mandate to prescribe generically or risk suspension - Vimarsana News

Doctors in India raise concerns about new mandate to prescribe generically or risk suspension

Doctors in India have raised concerns about a new rule, which came into effect on 2 August, that requires them to prescribe drugs using generic names and avoid referring to specific brands. The Indian Medical Association said that the regulation was “a matter of great concern since it directly impacts patients’ care and safety.” It has asked that it be deferred until the government can assure the quality of all drugs manufactured in India. The directive from the National Medical Commission, which regulates doctors in India, said that failure to comply with the rule could lead to a doctor...

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Fad diets not scientifically proven, could be dangerous, warn experts - Vimarsana News

Fad diets not scientifically proven, could be dangerous, warn experts

Known to be a quick fix for obesity, a fad diet looks quite appealing with several celebrities following it and sharing their experiences as well as flaunting their seemingly slim or well-toned body.