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International Day of Action for Women’s Health - Educating and Empowering Women

International Day of Action for Women’s Health - Educating and Empowering Women

Highlights: International Day of Action For Women’s Health which falls on the 28th May every year strives for women’s rights, especially in the area of their sexual and reproductive

New Food-Based Obesity Preventive Score Developed

New Food-Based Obesity Preventive Score Developed

Highlights A new, simple food-based obesity preventive score has been developed Dietary Obesity Prevention Score (DOPS) is the new food-based score DOPS helps predict future

New Obesity Treatment: Brain Stimulation May Reduce Food Cravings

New Obesity Treatment: Brain Stimulation May Reduce Food Cravings

Highlights: Obesity treatment can be effective by stimulating the brain to alter its intrinsic reward system which may reduce food cravings

First Drug to Prevent Chronic Migraines Developed

First Drug to Prevent Chronic Migraines Developed

Highlights First drug to prevent chronic migraines has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration

World Autoimmune & Autoinflammatory Arthritis Day

World Autoimmune & Autoinflammatory Arthritis Day

Highlights : World Autoimmune and Autoinflammatory Arthritis Day (WAAD) is observed every year on 20 th May WAAD is an annual event to fuel awareness about

Artificial Intelligence Can Detect Stroke and Dementia Risk

Artificial Intelligence Can Detect Stroke and Dementia Risk

Highlights: Development of new software can help identify and measure the severity of small vessel disease

World Hypertension Day

World Hypertension Day

Highlights: Every year, World Hypertension Day is observed on 17th May Hypertension is curable with proper medication, dietary changes and lifestyle

Protein Intake May Improve Growth Patterns in Formula-fed Infants

Protein Intake May Improve Growth Patterns in Formula-fed Infants

Highlights: The main objective of the study is to evaluate whether protein from dairy-based or meat-based have greater impact on baby’s growth

Why is Thalassemia a Growing Concern in India?

Why is Thalassemia a Growing Concern in India?

Highlights: Thalassemia is a genetic blood disorder characterized by the abnormal production of hemoglobin in the body

Pad Man makes Nationwide Campaign for Use of Sanitary Napkins

Pad Man makes Nationwide Campaign for Use of Sanitary Napkins

Menstruation is always a taboo in India because of the superstitions and myths involved in using a sanitary napkin due to lack of awareness, access, and affordability

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Alzheimer's Disease: NIH Summit Recommendations Chewing Gum While Walking Burns More Calories New Study Sheds Light on Motor Neuron Death Dementia Linked to Wandering Risk Moderate Sunlight Exposure Improves Learning and Memory

Smoke-Free Laws Reduce New Cases of Lung Cancer Low Back Pain Treatment With Mild Electric Current Diabetes Combined With Obesity Linked to Cancer Way to Personalize Heart Health in Diabetes Identified Injectable Gel With MicroRNA Regenerates Heart Muscles

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