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Will Cutting Down Your Sodium Intake Reduce The Risk Of Non-Communicable Diseases?
Here, we explore the impact of sodium reduction on health and how it might contribute to managing NCD risks.
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World Health Day 2023: Health Tips That Can Help Reduce The Burden Of Non-Communicable Diseases
Accordidng to WHO, in India, about 77 million people above the age of 18 years are suffering from diabetes (type 2) and nearly 25 million are prediabetics (at a higher risk of developing diabetes in near future).
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Non-Communicable Diseases Like Diabetes Cause 65% Deaths In India: Report
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as diabetes and hypertension have become the leading cause of death and suffering, contributing to 65 per cent of deaths in India over the past three decades, Apollo Hospital Group's annual report said.
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Nutritionist Shares How Junk Food Promotes Diabetes Risk
There are numerous studies and research which have linked intake of junk food to the early onset of Non communicable diseases like Diabetes, BP and more.
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COVID-19: Management Of Non Communicable Diseases During A Pandemic
Even though the focus currently is on COVID-19 releated issues, it is important to follow a healthy lifestyle, avoid too much junk food and exercise regularly in order to prevent catching non communicable diseases.
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Eating High-Fibre Diet May Lower Risk Of Death And Non Communicable Diseases: Study
A diet enriched with high-fibre foods such as whole grains, pulses, vegetables and fruits may increase longevity of your life, by keeping risk of non-communicable diseases at bay, said the study published in the journal The Lancet.
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Government To Conduct Population-Based Screening For Diabetes, Cancer
The government will be conducting population-based screenings for diabetes, hypertension and three types of common cancers under National Health Mission (NHM), the Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Anupriya Patel said on Thursday.
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India Accounts For Highest Number Of Pollution-Linked Deaths In The World!
Pollution in Delhi came in limelight again in 2017 when during a test cricket match, Sri Lanka VS India, when a number of Sri Lankan players complained of breathing problems and one player ended up vomiting on the field, and all this due to the poor air quality in Delhi.
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Can You Guess the Unhealthiest Country in the World? The List is out
While Eastern Europe was marked as the unhealthiest region in the world, the Oceania region was reported as the fattest region in the world.
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WHO Emphasizes On Need For Action Against Non-Communicable Diseases
WHO stresses governments worldwide to take action against non-communicable diseases with "bolder political actions" to save the millions of people who succumb to them at an early age.
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Apollo Hospital Conducts A Free Mega Check Up Camp In Vizag
The objective of the camp was to fight the epidemic of Non-Communicable Diseases like hypertension, diabetes, cardiology and neurological problems. Read more for information.
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Over 20 Per Cent Of Indians Suffer From Chronic Diseases: Report
Over 20 per cent of the country's population suffers from at least one of the non-communicable diseases (NCDs), which are estimated to cost India USD 6.2 trillion during the period 2012-2030, according to a report released on Tuesday.
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Yoga Helps In Resilience Against Non-Communicable Diseases
"Major non-communicable diseases like cancer, diabetes, cardio-vascular diseases, stroke and chronic obstructive lung disease are to a great extent due to unhealthy lifestyle. If the body is a temple of the mind, yoga creates a beautiful temple," said Nadda, who is leading the yoga session at 69th World Health Organisation (WHO) Southeast Asia regi...
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Non-Communicable, Lifestyle Diseases A Challenge: Union Health Minister, JP Nadda
Union Health Minister J P Nadda today said the health sector in the country faces the challenges of unfinished task of controlling communicable, non-communicable and lifestyle diseases.
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Get Active! Inactivity Can Up Risk of Early Death
A person who sleeps too much, sits too much and is not physically active enough is more than four times as likely to die early.
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Will Cutting Down Your Sodium Intake Reduce The Risk Of Non-Communicable Diseases?
Here, we explore the impact of sodium reduction on health and how it might contribute to managing NCD risks.
-
World Health Day 2023: Health Tips That Can Help Reduce The Burden Of Non-Communicable Diseases
Accordidng to WHO, in India, about 77 million people above the age of 18 years are suffering from diabetes (type 2) and nearly 25 million are prediabetics (at a higher risk of developing diabetes in near future).
-
Non-Communicable Diseases Like Diabetes Cause 65% Deaths In India: Report
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as diabetes and hypertension have become the leading cause of death and suffering, contributing to 65 per cent of deaths in India over the past three decades, Apollo Hospital Group's annual report said.
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Nutritionist Shares How Junk Food Promotes Diabetes Risk
There are numerous studies and research which have linked intake of junk food to the early onset of Non communicable diseases like Diabetes, BP and more.
-
COVID-19: Management Of Non Communicable Diseases During A Pandemic
Even though the focus currently is on COVID-19 releated issues, it is important to follow a healthy lifestyle, avoid too much junk food and exercise regularly in order to prevent catching non communicable diseases.
-
Eating High-Fibre Diet May Lower Risk Of Death And Non Communicable Diseases: Study
A diet enriched with high-fibre foods such as whole grains, pulses, vegetables and fruits may increase longevity of your life, by keeping risk of non-communicable diseases at bay, said the study published in the journal The Lancet.
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Government To Conduct Population-Based Screening For Diabetes, Cancer
The government will be conducting population-based screenings for diabetes, hypertension and three types of common cancers under National Health Mission (NHM), the Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Anupriya Patel said on Thursday.
-
India Accounts For Highest Number Of Pollution-Linked Deaths In The World!
Pollution in Delhi came in limelight again in 2017 when during a test cricket match, Sri Lanka VS India, when a number of Sri Lankan players complained of breathing problems and one player ended up vomiting on the field, and all this due to the poor air quality in Delhi.
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Can You Guess the Unhealthiest Country in the World? The List is out
While Eastern Europe was marked as the unhealthiest region in the world, the Oceania region was reported as the fattest region in the world.
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WHO Emphasizes On Need For Action Against Non-Communicable Diseases
WHO stresses governments worldwide to take action against non-communicable diseases with "bolder political actions" to save the millions of people who succumb to them at an early age.
-
Apollo Hospital Conducts A Free Mega Check Up Camp In Vizag
The objective of the camp was to fight the epidemic of Non-Communicable Diseases like hypertension, diabetes, cardiology and neurological problems. Read more for information.
-
Over 20 Per Cent Of Indians Suffer From Chronic Diseases: Report
Over 20 per cent of the country's population suffers from at least one of the non-communicable diseases (NCDs), which are estimated to cost India USD 6.2 trillion during the period 2012-2030, according to a report released on Tuesday.
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Yoga Helps In Resilience Against Non-Communicable Diseases
"Major non-communicable diseases like cancer, diabetes, cardio-vascular diseases, stroke and chronic obstructive lung disease are to a great extent due to unhealthy lifestyle. If the body is a temple of the mind, yoga creates a beautiful temple," said Nadda, who is leading the yoga session at 69th World Health Organisation (WHO) Southeast Asia regi...
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Non-Communicable, Lifestyle Diseases A Challenge: Union Health Minister, JP Nadda
Union Health Minister J P Nadda today said the health sector in the country faces the challenges of unfinished task of controlling communicable, non-communicable and lifestyle diseases.
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Get Active! Inactivity Can Up Risk of Early Death
A person who sleeps too much, sits too much and is not physically active enough is more than four times as likely to die early.
