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Kerala Medical Marvel: Cockroach Extraction in Eight-Hour Procedure
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From Shadows to Spotlight: Rare Disease Day Raises Awareness and Hope​
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FDA’s Approval of Xolair: A Turning Point in Food Allergy management
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Maharashtra University Launches Pioneering Digital Health Course for Medical Students
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Boy Tortured and Poisoned to Death in Unnao Village
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Star of 9-1-1 : Nashville Dies From Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease
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Social Media Craze Over Carbide Diwali Cracker Gun Turns Fatal
Reading Time: 3 minutesAt least 14 children lost eyesight and 120 were injured in Madhya Pradesh after playing with the dangerous carbide Diwali cracker gun this Diwali.
Can Laughing Too Hard Make You Die?
Reading Time: 3 minutesCan laughing too hard make you die? Experts say it’s rare, but extreme laughter can cause fainting, heart problems, or even oesophageal rupture.
Healthy Breakfasts That Secretly Raise Your Blood Sugar
Reading Time: 3 minutesThink your breakfast is healthy? Experts warn that some foods, like oat milk and acai bowls, raise blood sugar faster than chocolate cake. Find out why
Stanford’s Tiny Eye Chip Helps the Blind See Again
Reading Time: 4 minutesA tiny wireless eye chip from Stanford restores reading and sight in macular degeneration patients using smart glasses and light-powered technology.