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Flu raises heart attack, stroke risk in first month

New research reveals a lab-confirmed flu infection quadruples heart attack risk and quintuples stroke risk in the 30 days after illness. Learn who is most vulnerable and how vaccination helps.

7 Most Beautiful Snakes: Nature's Stunning Art

Discover the world's most visually stunning snakes, from the iridescent Brazilian Rainbow Boa to the elegant Green Anaconda. A visual tribute to nature's misunderstood masterpieces.

Mobile Toilets for Bengaluru Traffic Cops Launched

Bengaluru launches a mobile toilet initiative for traffic police, addressing hygiene challenges. The project aims to improve the well-being of officers on long, demanding shifts. Read more about this innovative urban solution.

2 Injured in Blast at Attukal Temple Toilet Block

Two workers injured in an explosion at Attukal Temple's toilet block in Thiruvananthapuram. Sparks from welding likely ignited septic gases, causing structural damage. Read the full investigation details.

8 Animals That Start With The Letter 'S'

Explore the fascinating world of eight unique animals whose names begin with 'S'. From graceful swans to powerful sharks, discover their habitats and unique traits.

Non-venomous Yunnan keelback snake found in India

The Zoological Survey of India confirms a non-venomous snake species, thought to be only in China, has been in Arunachal Pradesh for decades. Read about this major zoological discovery.

Colon Cancer: 5 Daily Habits to Reduce Your Risk

Colon cancer cases are surging among young adults. A gastroenterologist reveals 5 simple dietary changes to significantly lower your long-term risk. Learn the science-backed dos and don'ts.

7 Snakes That Give Live Birth, Not Eggs

Discover 7 snake species that give live birth, defying the common myth that all snakes lay eggs. Learn about their unique reproductive adaptations and survival strategies.

Chennai on High Alert for Monsoon Illnesses After Cyclone

Chennai health authorities are on high alert, stocking essential medicines and deploying mobile units as heavy rains from Cyclone Ditwah raise fears of fever, diarrhoea, and snake bites. Learn about the preparedness measures.

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