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Study finds how vision can predict dementia 12 years before diagnosis

Dementia is currently the seventh leading cause of death worldwide · Researchers have found that vision problems could be an early sign of dementia · Vision tests may find deficits before memory tests do. View article...

Fix your gut health to prevent diabetes, hypertension, tells study

Those who were given personalised diet showed improvement across various parameters when examined on Day 90 of the study, claimed Debojyoti Dhar, Co- ... View article...

Is sugar really bad? How much to consume daily

Here are all the facts and myths surrounding sugar to uncover the truth behind its role in our diets . ... diet ; Sugar Daily Consume Limit : Is sugar ... View article...

Study finds how adding chemotherapy to hormone therapy helps control locally advanced prostate cancer

All patients had clinical characteristics placing them at elevated risk of distant tumor spread (metastasis) after initial treatment. In a 2:1 ratio, patients were randomly assigned to treatment with the chemotherapy agent docetaxel plus hormonal (androgen ... View article...

Study Finds Plant-Based Meat Alternatives Do Not Offer Cardiometabolic Health Benefits Over Meat

“Traditional plant-based diets are rich in fruit and vegetables which contain dietary ... diet as compared with a comparable meat-based diet . “It is ... View article...

7 superfoods to consume instead of multivitamins

Sweet Potatoes: Sweet potatoes are packed with vitamins A and C, fiber, and antioxidants. Adding sweet potatoes to your diet can enhance immunity and ... View article...

What does stress do to your gut health? Here's all you need to know

According to the 2023 India Wellness Index, 77% Indians regularly suffer from at least one symptom of stress. The issue is evident, and has been further brought to light following the death of Natasha Diddee, ... View article...

India's hepatitis headache

According to the World Health Organisation's (WHO's) Global Hepatitis Report 2024, India has among the highest burdens of viral hepatitis — tied with tuberculosis (TB) as the second largest infectious killer globally — in the world. View article...