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Early BCG Vaccine Boosts Survival of Low-Weight Babies
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Body Sprays and Perfumes: Are They Really Safe?
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Are Soya Chunks Harming Your Gut More Than Junk Food?
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Doctors Remove 29 Spoons, 19 Brushes From One Man
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WHO Signs MoU With AYUSH to Promote Traditional Medicine
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WHO Backs More Taxes on Alcohol to Improve Public Health
Reading Time: 2 minutesWHO urges countries to raise taxes on alcohol and sugary drinks to cut consumption, prevent diseases, and fund better healthcare systems worldwide.
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Why Drying Clothes Inside Your Home Is Risky
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Social Jetlag Makes Workers Less Productive, Study Says
Reading Time: 2 minutesResearch using smartphone data shows workers with social jetlag and insomnia are the least productive at work, highlighting the impact of sleep timing and quality.