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Legionnaire’s Disease Awareness: How It Spreads and How to Stay Safe
Reading Time: 4 minutesLearn about Legionnaire’s Disease, its causes, symptoms, risks, and prevention. Know how Legionella bacteria spread and ways to stay safe.

Can Good Sleep Protect Your Brain From Ageing?
Reading Time: 2 minutesGood sleep may protect your brain from ageing. New research links chronic insomnia to a 40% higher risk of cognitive decline.

Bigger Waist, Bigger Risks: What Women Must Know Now
Reading Time: 3 minutesNew study warns that central obesity may fuel cancer and heart disease. Waist size, not just BMI, could be the real warning sign for women’s health.

Air Filters in OTs: Not Needed for Cataract Surgeries?
Reading Time: 2 minutesStudy shows advanced air filters like HEPA and LAF don’t reduce infections in cataract surgeries. Costly filters may not be necessary.

Is Social Media Making Birth Control Seem More Risky?
Reading Time: 3 minutesNew research shows social media fears may cause women to quit contraceptive pills early due to the nocebo effect, raising concerns for birth control.

Rare Acanthamoeba Case Found in Kerala Teen After Swim
Reading Time: 5 minutesKerala teen diagnosed with rare Acanthamoeba infection after swimming in Thiruvananthapuram pool; doctors confirm stable condition.




