No scientific evidence to show liver detox is safe and effective: Experts

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New Delhi-- The liver is a self-sufficient organ capable of filtering toxins without the need for special detox, said doctors on World Liver Day...

More than 5 grams of artificial sweetener saccharin a day can be fatal: Doctors

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New Delhi-- Consuming more than 5 grams of saccharin, an artificial sweetener known to be about 300-400 times sweeter than regular sugar with zero...

1 in 8 parents require kids to eat everything on their plate

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San Francisco-- While most parents of preschool kids aim to give their children a balanced or nutritional diet, one in eight parents requires their...

How stress can affect your body

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New Delhi-- Stress may not only affect you mentally but is also detrimental to your physical health, said doctors here on Tuesday. April is known...

Spending quality time in nature may lower heart disease, diabetes risk

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New Delhi-- Do you enjoy your time spent in nature? It may help lower inflammation levels, linked to the risk of heart disease and...

Baby born with no rectal opening treated successfully at Thane hospital

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Thane (Maharashtra)-- In a rare case, a one-year-old male child born without an anus and other complications has been successfully treated by the doctors...

mRNA vaccine tech can be harnessed to prevent deadly diseases

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New Delhi-- The success of mRNA vaccine technology as seen during the recent Covid-19 pandemic offers hope for using the platform to reduce preventable...

Xantham, guar gum in yogurt, biscuits may raise diabetes risk: Study

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New Delhi-- Love to binge on ultra-processed foods like cake, biscuits, bread, yoghurt, and ice creams? Beware, these foods rich in emulsifiers like xantham...

The role of diet & exercise in managing diabetes

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New Delhi-- After the food habits of incarcerated Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal stirred up a debate as the Enforcement Directorate (ED) revealed the...

Study decodes how long-term pesticide exposure raises Parkinson’s risk

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Los Angeles-- Rare gene variants may explain why long-term pesticide exposure spikes the risk of developing Parkinson's disease, a study said on Thursday. Although pesticide...

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