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NEW DELHI: Actress Janhvi Kapoor, known for her relentless work ethic and busy schedule, has been hospitalised after a severe case of food poisoning. The…
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NEW DELHI: Naegleria fowleri, also known as brain-eating amoeba, has recently caught the attention after it killed three children in Kerala. This deadly organism has…
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NEW DELHI: With the arrival of the monsoon season, relief from the sweltering heat is accompanied by an unwelcome surge in mosquito-borne diseases, particularly dengue.…
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NEW DELHI: Marking one of the second such cases in the country of H9N2 virus, a new human case of bird flu in India has…
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Every year on 24 May, the day to spread awareness on a serious mental disability named Schizophrenia is held. Every year comes with a new…
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Senior medical experts are of the view that cotton candy is not cancer-producing, but the usage of chemicals such as ‘Rhodamine- B’ which gives a pink colour to the candy should be stopped and hence banning the candy itself is not a solution.
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NEW DELHI: Mapmygenome, the firm that gained prominence during first Coronavirus wave for becoming first in country to provide airport testing by tying up Rajiv Gandhi…
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