FSSAI puts packaged drinking water under ‘High Risk’ category; what you need to know Earlier, the packaged drinking water industry urged the government to simplify compliance norms and remove the mandatory obtaining of certification from FSSAI and the Bureau of Indian Standards. The latest norms, however, can streamline the compliance burden in the industry.
SHOCKING! Microplastics in cosmetics can appear in breastmilk, hurt a fetus Microplastics in cosmetics are generated in three primary ways: packaging materials, aesthetic additives like plastic beads, and non-biodegradable polymers used as viscosity enhancers. Each of these sources contributes to the growing plastic pollution crisis, but fortunately, there are solutions at hand.
Side effects of popping pills: Why antibiotic resistance must be taken seriously Antibiotics can be used to treat bacterial infections and antibiotic resistance happens when the bacteria transform in response to the use of these medicines. The infection caused by resistant bacteria is difficult to treat when compared to infections caused by non-resistant bacteria.
Can cervical health problems elevate HIV risk? Women living with HIV are more likely to acquire persistent HPV infections due to immunosuppression as the immune system which helps in clearing these viruses is compromised. As a result, cervical dysplasia progresses more rapidly in HIV-positive women, increasing their lifetime risk of developing cervical cancer.
Can COPD worsen loss of bone density? Orthopedician has an answer Both chronic liver disease and chronic kidney disease can cause your bones to become weak. Kidney disease often results in bone quality deterioration and may involve hormone imbalances or vitamin D deficiency. Similarly, liver disease can lower vitamin D levels and reduce bone formation, making bones more fragile.
Osteopenia: Why early detection, timely prevention is a must Osteopenia is an early indicator of osteoporosis. Their names sound so similar because they are closely related.
Osteopenia is a medical term for having low bone density. Osteopenia is a warning indication that you are more likely to develop osteoporosis and fractures.
World AIDS Day: From diagnosis to combating stigma, expert answers all FAQs World AIDS Day: Advancing HIV cure research alongside effective treatment options and combating stigma are crucial steps toward ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic. With continued scientific innovation and inclusive societal reforms, a future free of HIV-related barriers is within reach.
Liver cancer in women: Oncologist blames it in on 11 lifestyle factors Lifestyle changes, including reduced physical activity, sedentary behavior, and weight gain, have contributed to an increase in obesity among Indian women. Obesity is a major risk factor for both alcoholic and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, which increases the risk of liver cancer.
Protect your heart from pollution: Cardiologist lists repercussions of poor AQI Recent findings indicate that exposure to poor air quality can have health effects comparable to smoking ten cigarettes a day, especially in cities like Delhi, where AQI levels are alarmingly high. Air pollution exacerbates not only respiratory conditions but also substantially increases the risk of cardiovascular diseases.
Winter is here: Chest Specialist from Apollo talks shares asthma management tips Asthma is not a condition that can be treated just by diet and herbal remedies, as is a common myth, rather you need medications to suppress the inflammation in the respiratory tract.
