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Health

This section is a detailed listing of the various facets of staying healthy in Jammu and Kashmir. It has copies about the diseases, research, practitioners, the infrastructure and the economics of it. Exceptional individuals and institutions are profiled also.

Rajouri’s Mystery Deaths

Starting from a wedding, 17 members from three families in Budhal were lost in the last 40 days. Scientists have ruled out bacterial, viral,...

Kashmir’s Cervical Cancer Challenge

In Kashmir, where different cancers are exhibiting an upward trend, cervical cancers are insignificantly low given the conservative nature of life and culture, reports...

Kashmir: A Caesarean Surge

With late marriages taking place at the peak of PCOD and metabolic syndrome, misinformed Kashmir mothers have grown too intolerant to labour pains as...

Air Pollution can Harm Cognitive Wellbeing, Affect Emotional Resilience, Say Docs

NEW DELHI: Amid worsening air quality in the national capital, doctors here said its effect was not only limited to physical health but also...

Al-Balkhi: Psychology’s Forgotten Founder

Textbooks teach students the evolution of modern psychology in the seventeenth century starting from Sigismund Schlomo Freud and Carl Gustav Jung, ignoring the larger...

Changes to Gut Composition Linked with Rheumatoid Arthritis, Study Suggests

SRINAGAR: Changes in gut microbes could be related with an onset of rheumatoid arthritis, eventually translating into symptoms that can be diagnosed, according to...

Doctors Struggle to Treat Long Covid Patients in India, Researchers Point to Inadequate Studies

NEW DELHI: Doctors in India are grappling to diagnose and treat unexplained and persistent symptoms of long Covid patients due to limited guidelines, whereas...

Poor Sleep in Early Middle Age Related With Accelerated Brain Ageing, Reveals Study

NEW DELHI: Brain scans have revealed higher levels of shrinkage -- a sign of brain ageing -- among people having poor sleep quality in early...
The calorie deficit myth: why it doesn't always lead to weight loss

Busted: Five Myths About Eco-Friendly Eating

SINGAPORE: "Organic beef", "GMO-free" and "100 per cent natural" are just some of the countless claims designed to attract the eyes of eco-conscious consumers...

SC Dismisses PIL Alleging Side-Effects of COVID-19 Vaccines

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a plea alleging side-effects such as blood clotting due to the administration of COVID-19 vaccines. A bench...

Study Shows Extreme Rainfall Can Raise Risk of Death Due to Adverse Health Effects

NEW DELHI: Risk of death was found to rise in the wake of an extreme rainfall event, including death due to heart and lung...

Kashmir: Shattered Minds, Silent Screams

With mental illness often being viewed as a moral failing and a sign of weakness in Kashmir, Babra Wani reports the challenges faced by...

Discovery of Key Genes Could Lead to Advances in Hypertension Treatment

NEW DELHI: Scientists have uncovered genes which act as “switches” and trigger cells in kidneys to produce renin, an enzyme that helps one control...

Half of Kashmir Has Toothache

In Kashmir, where a staggering 50 per cent of the population suffers from dental caries and 45 per cent from periodontal diseases, experts stress...

Three Cups of Coffee May Reduce Risk of Diabetes, Heart Issues, Study Finds

NEW DELHI: Three cups of coffee a day could lower one's risk of developing multiple metabolic conditions, including diabetes, and those related to heart,...