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Preoperative botox jabs may help identify migraine trigger sites

HQ Team May 10, 2024: Botox has been traditionally used to treat migraine, but there is not enough data available to prove its.

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Early assessment can predict cerebral palsy severity in infants

Early neurodevelopmental assessments can predict cerebral palsy and its severity in infants, according to an Australian study. Researchers at Monash University in Melbourne.

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Anger can act as a trigger for a heart attack: Study

HQ Team May 7, 2024: Anger, for just a few minutes, and the associated stress, depression and anxiety can lead to adverse cardiovascular.

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Not all children are born equal; some need more sugar according to Nestle

HQ Team May 7, 2024: Nestle, the Switzerland-based food giant, is facing flak for its baby product formulations, which carry added sugar in.

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Study shows how much to sit, stand, exercise for optimal health

HQ Team May 4, 2024: A new research has tried to find the best way to balance 24 hours in a day for.

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NO2 in gas and propane stoves can cause asthma in children: Study

HQ Team May 4, 2024: A new research says that nitrogen dioxide gas (NO2) emitted by gas and propane stoves is likely to.

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Benefits of HRT for menopause outweigh risks, says new study

HQ Team May 3, 2024: Hormonal replacement therapy (HRT) has always been a controversial topic. The last twenty years have seen doctors hesitating.

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Novel mRNA vaccine shows promise in treating aggressive brain cancer

HQ Team May 3, 2024: A vaccine using the mRNA technique combined with personalised delivery of tumor cells has been developed to combat.

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Opinion: Mental health rules at office may change ‘worry ship’ concerns

Aparna S May 3, 2024: Employees’ mental health is increasingly recognised as an indicator of the work culture and employer-employee relationship. Poor mental.

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High alcohol intake linked to elevated risk of developing peripheral artery disease

HQ Team April 27, 2024: A study by the Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, has found a link between alcohol consumption and Peripheral artery disease.

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