Does blood type influence ageing and longevity? Humans have four main blood groups—A, B, AB, and O—determined by the presence or absence of specific antigens in the red blood cells(RBC). Scientists have been researching how blood type might influence aging and disease susceptibility.
Beyond sores and lesions: What your mouth says about STI risk Consider syphilis, for instance. Often dismissed as a relic of the past, it’s staging a concerning comeback in India. Oral chancres—the first sign of syphilis—are something dentists can spot before anyone else. Similarly, gonorrhea frequently infects the throat, masquerading as harmless soreness or redness.
How Patanjali Healthcare is offering wellness to diabetes, heart patients free of side effects To avail of the services, one can contact the Patanjali Wellness Center and Natural Therapy Center. It is where patients are first examined and then treated accordingly. One can also visit Patanjali Yogpeeth, Haridwar, where naturopathy is offered.
World Oral Health Day: Dentist lists 5 common diseases and their treatment options Currently, a large number of people are suffering from oral diseases due to lack of proper hygiene. It is a known fact that a diet high in sugar, tobacco and alcohol use, improper brushing techniques, genetics, hormonal changes, periodontal disease, and diabetes can also invite oral diseases.
Patanjali: How Renogrit can be a saviour for kidney disease patients Renogrit by Patanjali can also help reverse the damage caused by kidney disease drugs. A study published in the Nature journal backs its efficacy.
Explained: How excessive screen time is ruining posture of young adults The problem spans the neck. Children and teenagers who spend hours slumped over their devices can develop bad posture, which can lead to early degeneration of spinal discs, chronic back discomfort, and in extreme cases structural spine deformities including kyphosis.
World Oral Health Day: Surgeon lists causes, symptoms, and treatment options for mouth cancer World Oral Health Day: Mouth cancer is also called oral cancer. It occurs when the abnormal cells start to grow uncontrollably in the mouth. It can further affect areas like the tongue, gums, cheeks, lips, and the roof or the floor of the mouth. Mouth cancer often falls under the category of head and neck cancers.
Medical marvel: Australian man becomes first person to live 100 days on fake, titanium heart BiVACOR is a total heart replacement device created by Queensland-born Dr Daniel Timms which works as a bridge to keep patients alive until a donor is available for a heart transplant. This works as a regular pump magnetically suspended rotor that circulates blood in regular pulses all over the body.
Sleep apnoea, insomnia & more: How common disorders can cause mental health problems in men For children with sleep disorders, a multidisciplinary approach is key. At specialized sleep centers, professionals from neurology, pulmonology, otolaryngology (ENT), and behavioral medicine work together to create a personalized treatment plan that addresses all aspects of the disorder.
Too stressed to sleep? Mental health expert explains how burnout can give you insomnia Long-term stress also compromises the circadian rhythm—the internal biological timekeeping mechanism that mediates the sleep-wake cycle. Long-term stress eventually affects the sleep-wake cycle, causing difficulty falling or staying asleep at night.
