Category: HEALTH NEWS

listen to this news Recently, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared Marburg disease a pandemic. Marburg disease, a virus related to Ebola, has so far killed nine people in Equatorial Guinea, a country in central Africa. The World Health Organization declared the disease a pandemic after testing samples taken last week. So far, 16 suspected cases of Marburg disease have been detected in Equatorial Guinea. About 200 people were asked to self-isolate to stop the spread of the virus. What is Marburg disease? (What is Marburg disease?) Marburg disease is a disease transmitted by bats. Which can cause bleeding inside ... Read more

listen to this news The number of cancer patients is increasing rapidly all over the world. Cancer is fatal not only for health, but also for the economy of any country or society. This has not only resulted in the loss of valuable wealth, but is also a waste of precious human resources. However, it is another matter that cancer has created a large sector in the health industry. Where many people are employed in technology and services, from cancer diagnosis to cancer treatment. After all, what is the reason that despite so much awareness, no country has been able ... Read more

listen to this news Childhood cancer is a big problem. Childhood cancer is as deadly to the child as it is to their parents. Childhood cancer is the ninth leading cause of death in children. At the same time, according to data published by the World Health Organization in 2021, the lives of children with cancer were saved by up to 80 percent in high-income countries. While in low- and middle-income countries, less than 30% of children’s lives are saved. In such a situation, it is a matter of great concern for India. In such a situation, on the occasion ... Read more

listen to this news Thousands of people in the country spend more than half a day working in the office or at the computer at home, since the corona has increased this time even more after working from home. There is still no limit to how long one should sit in front of the computer and work. But one study claims that working in front of a computer screen for long periods of time can cause problems like diabetes, cancer and heart disease. Screen time is 5 days a week if not more. According to the UK’s National Health Service ... Read more

listen to this news With age, changes occur in all organs of the body as well as in the brain. Dementia is one of them. Because of this, a person’s ability to think, understand and work is affected. The resulting memory loss seriously affects a person’s daily life. Although memory loss is not a specific disease, it and many other diseases can lead to dementia. Research conducted at an American university suggests that when cerebrospinal fluid leaks around the brain in dementia patients are detected, brain relaxation, the causes of dementia, can be reduced. What is this new dementia research? ... Read more

listen to this news About 64% of people in India regularly consume tea and coffee. A cup of tea or coffee can be the best way to start the day for any Indian. But have you ever thought that a cup of tea that boosts your energy and mind can also harm your dental health? Yes, many studies claim that excessive consumption of tea or coffee and neglect of oral hygiene can cause toothache and damage. Today, on the occasion of World Toothache Day, let’s understand the connection between the two. We and most of the people around us are ... Read more

The rate at which the number of cancer increases can be judged by its severity. There is almost no country in the world, not a single country in our country, where cancer patients do not struggle. Cancer brings great stress not only to cancer patients but also to their families and caregivers. Caring for a loved one with cancer can be a rewarding experience, but it can also be stressful. Know how to deal with this stress (How to Cope with the Stress of Cancer Caregivers). Cancer caregivers face unique challenges. Which can lead to physical, emotional and mental stress. ... Read more

listen to this news The easier digitization and increasing technology make our routine tasks, the worse they affect our health. One such incident was published by neurologist dr. Sudhir Kumar from Apollo Hospital, Hyderabad via Twitter. He said a 30-year-old woman named Manju had lost her eyesight due to excessive use of smartphones. The woman is a resident of Hyderabad. Let us know what it’s all about and how smartphones are harming your eyes. According to the doctor’s tweet, after the above incident, the woman started having trouble seeing anything. When she tried to look at an object, things like ... Read more

listen to this news Healthy, shiny hair is beautiful. However, hair problems are on the rise. Hair styling techniques are the biggest reason for hair loss. In which chemical lotions are used for dyeing, coloring, bleaching, straightening and curling. Applying heat for styling also damages the hair. Excessive use of hair dryers, wire brushes and tying hair tighter than usual makes hair lifeless. So, if your hair has become dry and lifeless too, you can try these expert tips (hair care tips for damage) to make it healthy and shiny again. The good thing is that all these tips are ... Read more

listen to this news Leprosy, also known as leprosy, is one of the oldest diseases in the world. Before leprosy was known to be caused by a bacterial infection, it was sometimes considered a divine punishment or curse. People affected by this had to face discrimination. World Leprosy Day is celebrated every year just to raise awareness about this disease. Let us know what the World Health Organization says about this disease. Why is World Leprosy Day celebrated? According to the World Health Organization, World Leprosy Day falls on the last Sunday in January. French journalist Raoul Folreau started celebrating ... Read more