Secret to living past 100 years: Surprising personality traits that may extend your lifespan |

For decades, the roadmap to a long and healthy life has sounded straightforward: exercise daily, eat a balanced diet, avoid smoking, and limit alcohol consumption. While these lifestyle pillars remain crucial, new scientific insights suggest there may be another overlooked factor that plays a powerful role in longevity—our personality traits and even the way we…

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Urgent need for clear prescriptions by doctors, handwriting lessons be incorporated into medical education: High Court |

Despite advances in technology and the invention of superfast computers, handwritten medical prescriptions remain constant across India. Bad handwriting of doctors who are so busy that they quickly scribble illegible prescriptions have long been an object of funny memes and jokes. Many of these prescriptions are difficult to comprehend, often decipherable only by pharmacists and…

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Recurrent UTIs a sign of kidney cancer: Silent symptoms, hidden risks, and when to see a doctor |

Suffering from recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) could signal more than a simple infection—it may be an early warning sign of kidney cancer, experts caution. Often called a “silent disease,” kidney cancer can develop without noticeable symptoms, making early detection crucial for successful treatment. While most UTIs are harmless, repeated infections can sometimes mask serious…

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Centre for Disease Control and Prevention issues new guidelines for childhood and other vaccines

The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has established new vaccination guidelines to protect both children and adults from dangerous diseases. The guidelines determine which vaccines to use, and when to give them while providing updated information about Covid-19 vaccines, and complete childhood vaccination schedules. Let’s take a look…New COVID-19 Vaccine Guidelines…

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