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Study: Smartphone Before 12 Raises Health Risks

A major new study finds children who get a smartphone by age 12 face higher risks of depression, obesity, and poor sleep. Learn the key findings and expert advice for Indian parents.

Daily Habits That Harm Prostate Health in Men

Frequent urination & discomfort aren't just ageing. Research reveals how hydration, sitting, diet & caffeine directly impact prostate enlargement & urinary symptoms. Learn key changes.

36-Hour Fast: Doctor Reveals Risks & Benefits

Dr Sudhir Kumar from Apollo Hospitals explains the real benefits and serious health risks of 36-hour fasting. Learn who should avoid it and essential safety precautions.

Uranium in Bihar Breast Milk Puts Infants at Risk

Shocking study reveals uranium contamination in breast milk across Bihar districts. 70% of infants face health risks. Researchers urge continued breastfeeding while demanding urgent action.

Kitchen Smoke Damages Lungs of 53% Indian Women

Shocking study reveals biomass cooking smoke causes worse lung damage than cigarettes. 53% of exposed women develop irreversible bronchiectasis. Learn how to protect your family's health.

India's Childhood Obesity Crisis: Rates Hit 9%

Childhood obesity in India surges from 3-4% to 8-9%, driven by lifestyle changes and mental health factors. Dr. Atul Peters reveals how families can reverse this alarming trend through simple changes.

6 Hidden Signs You're Not Actually Healthy

Discover 6 subtle warning signs that indicate poor health despite feeling healthy. Learn to identify hidden health issues and take preventive action today.

Natural Strategies to Lower Cancer Risk Effectively

Discover 10 evidence-based natural approaches to significantly reduce your cancer risk. Learn about dietary changes, lifestyle modifications, and preventive habits that can protect your health long-term.

Mumbai rains as deadly as cancer, study finds

Shocking study reveals Mumbai monsoon rainfall causes mortality rates comparable to cancer, with children under five facing highest risk. Learn about the health impacts.

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