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Penguin Waits Patiently As Couple Clears Path In Antarctica, Video Delights Internet
In the clip, the couple unintentionally blocks a snowy pathway, forcing the penguin to pause patiently.
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US Reports First Severe Infection Of Bird Flu In A Human
A patient in Louisiana has been hospitalized with a severe infection of avian influenza, marking the first serious human case in the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced Wednesday.
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2 Monkeypox Cases Reported In Kerala, Patients Recently Travelled From UAE
Two cases of Monkeypox (Mpox) have been reported in Kerala, state Health Minister Veena George said on Wednesday.
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Russia Develops Cancer Vaccine, To Distribute For Free: Report
Russia has developed an mRNA vaccine against cancer, which will be distributed to cancer patients for free.
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10-Year-Old Cancer Patient Dies In Jaipur Hospital, Rat Bite Suspected
A 10-year-old boy allegedly bitten by a rat on one of his toes while undergoing treatment for cancer at a government hospital here has died, an official said on Saturday.
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Combat Effects Of Air Pollution With This Ginger And Licorice Tea
In a video shared on Instagram, content creator Ancient Digin shared her special ginger and licorice tea recipe
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Ward Boy In Assam Hospital Arrested For Alleged Sexual Harassment Of Minor
A ward boy at a private hospital in Assam's Guwahati has been arrested for alleged sexual harassment of a minor patient inside the Intensive Care Unit.
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How Does Leukaemia Affect The Body: Lookout For These Signs Of Health Deterioration
The precise origin of leukaemia remains unclear, but risk factors encompass genetics, exposure to specific chemicals, and radiation. Timely detection of symptoms can significantly improve outcomes, making it essential to remain alert to alterations in health.
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German Police Widen Berlin Doctor Probe To 40 Suspicious Deaths
German police are broadening their probe into a Berlin palliative care doctor suspected of killing eight elderly patients by looking at another 40 suspicious deaths, media reports said Wednesday.
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Brain Stimulation Can Help Injured People Walk: Study
Scientists said Monday that electrically stimulating a particular region in the brain could help people with injured spinal cords walk more easily, with one patient describing how the technique allowed him to conquer his fear of stairs.
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Understanding Blood Types: Rare Groups Beyond ABO and Rh Factor Explained
Blood types, classified by antigens on red blood cells, extend beyond the ABO and Rh systems. According to experts, over 47 recognised blood group systems exist, with more discoveries emerging. Rare types, such as the Bombay phenotype, require precise matches during transfusions, particularly for patients with certain genetic conditions. Maintainin...
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Vir Das Promises Tickets To A Fan Who's Been Waiting For Two Years To Watch His Show: "You're NOT Paying"
Vir shared a screenshot on his Instagram feed, which showed the dedicated fan waiting patiently for two years to watch his favourite artist on stage
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Tripura Hospital Shuts Door For Bangladeshi Patients
A day after a Kolkata hospital decided not to treat patients from Bangladesh over alleged atrocities against minority Hindus, a multi-specialty healthcare facility in Agartala followed suit.
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Berlin Doctor Suspected Of Killing 8 Elderly Patients
German investigators suspect a Berlin doctor of killing eight elderly patients under his care and setting fire to some of their homes to cover up his crimes, prosecutors said Thursday.
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A 5-Minute Brain Scan Can Reveal Risk Of Psychosis In Patients: Study
A "single five-minute" brain scan could help predict individuals at risk of experiencing psychosis, according to a study.
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Penguin Waits Patiently As Couple Clears Path In Antarctica, Video Delights Internet
In the clip, the couple unintentionally blocks a snowy pathway, forcing the penguin to pause patiently.
-
US Reports First Severe Infection Of Bird Flu In A Human
A patient in Louisiana has been hospitalized with a severe infection of avian influenza, marking the first serious human case in the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced Wednesday.
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2 Monkeypox Cases Reported In Kerala, Patients Recently Travelled From UAE
Two cases of Monkeypox (Mpox) have been reported in Kerala, state Health Minister Veena George said on Wednesday.
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Russia Develops Cancer Vaccine, To Distribute For Free: Report
Russia has developed an mRNA vaccine against cancer, which will be distributed to cancer patients for free.
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10-Year-Old Cancer Patient Dies In Jaipur Hospital, Rat Bite Suspected
A 10-year-old boy allegedly bitten by a rat on one of his toes while undergoing treatment for cancer at a government hospital here has died, an official said on Saturday.
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Combat Effects Of Air Pollution With This Ginger And Licorice Tea
In a video shared on Instagram, content creator Ancient Digin shared her special ginger and licorice tea recipe
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Ward Boy In Assam Hospital Arrested For Alleged Sexual Harassment Of Minor
A ward boy at a private hospital in Assam's Guwahati has been arrested for alleged sexual harassment of a minor patient inside the Intensive Care Unit.
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How Does Leukaemia Affect The Body: Lookout For These Signs Of Health Deterioration
The precise origin of leukaemia remains unclear, but risk factors encompass genetics, exposure to specific chemicals, and radiation. Timely detection of symptoms can significantly improve outcomes, making it essential to remain alert to alterations in health.
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German Police Widen Berlin Doctor Probe To 40 Suspicious Deaths
German police are broadening their probe into a Berlin palliative care doctor suspected of killing eight elderly patients by looking at another 40 suspicious deaths, media reports said Wednesday.
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Brain Stimulation Can Help Injured People Walk: Study
Scientists said Monday that electrically stimulating a particular region in the brain could help people with injured spinal cords walk more easily, with one patient describing how the technique allowed him to conquer his fear of stairs.
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Understanding Blood Types: Rare Groups Beyond ABO and Rh Factor Explained
Blood types, classified by antigens on red blood cells, extend beyond the ABO and Rh systems. According to experts, over 47 recognised blood group systems exist, with more discoveries emerging. Rare types, such as the Bombay phenotype, require precise matches during transfusions, particularly for patients with certain genetic conditions. Maintainin...
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Vir Das Promises Tickets To A Fan Who's Been Waiting For Two Years To Watch His Show: "You're NOT Paying"
Vir shared a screenshot on his Instagram feed, which showed the dedicated fan waiting patiently for two years to watch his favourite artist on stage
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Tripura Hospital Shuts Door For Bangladeshi Patients
A day after a Kolkata hospital decided not to treat patients from Bangladesh over alleged atrocities against minority Hindus, a multi-specialty healthcare facility in Agartala followed suit.
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Berlin Doctor Suspected Of Killing 8 Elderly Patients
German investigators suspect a Berlin doctor of killing eight elderly patients under his care and setting fire to some of their homes to cover up his crimes, prosecutors said Thursday.
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A 5-Minute Brain Scan Can Reveal Risk Of Psychosis In Patients: Study
A "single five-minute" brain scan could help predict individuals at risk of experiencing psychosis, according to a study.
