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Scientists Create Skin-Like Hydrogel That Heals Wounds 90% In 4 Hours, Fully In 24
Researchers unveil a groundbreaking hydrogel that mimics human skin's ability to heal itself rapidly, revolutionising medicine and artificial skin applications.
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Nigerian Zookeeper Mauled To Death By Lion He Had Raised Since Birth
A zookeeper who had been taking care of lions for almost a decade was killed by one of the big cats at a Nigerian university.
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Gazans Get Medical Care On French Hospital Ship As Health System Collapses
On a French warship off the Egyptian coast, wounded Palestinians receive the healthcare that has become largely unobtainable in the besieged Gaza Strip after months of war.
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Wounded In Israeli Strikes, Gazans Find Care Away From Home In Egypt
Ilham Majid was praying when bombs fell on her Gaza house, and her husband only found her hours later under the rubble, alive but seriously wounded.
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4 Killed, 1 Injured In Germany Care Clinic Attack
Four people have been killed and one person seriously wounded in an attack at a care clinic in Germany, police said Thursday.
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First Aid Tips: 3 Things You Should Never Do
Your negligence in taking care of a cut, wound or burn could mean serious skin infections. You must follow these first aid tips.
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Yoga Can Lead To Bone And Muscle Pain If Not Done Right
A new scientific study that claims yoga can worsen prevailing wounds and lead to bone and muscle pains. It is the first prospective study to investigate injuries caused from recreational participation in yoga.
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85% Diabetics Face Amputations Due to the Lack of Proper Treatment
85 per cent of diabetics see amputations in their lifetime due to lack of appropriate treatment, data released during a national conference on diabetics.
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Kumkum Bhagya, February 1, Written Update: Tanu Is Jealous of Pragya And Abhi's Close Bond
Abhi is concerned about Pragya's health and reaches her room to take care of her. He insists on doing the dressing of Pragya's wound but Tanu doesn't like it and interrupts
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Turkey Health Minister: 155 Wounded, 14 In Intensive Care After Istanbul Blast
A total of 155 people were being treated in hospital and 14 of them were in intensive care after bombings outside an Istanbul soccer stadium, Turkey's health minister said on Sunday.
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Torrent to acquire formulation business of Elder for Rs 2,000 crore
Elder's India business comprises a portfolio of 30 brands including some market leading ones in women healthcare, pain management, wound care and neutraceuticals.
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Boston Marathon blasts: hospitals scramble to care for wounded
At Boston Children's Hospital, the list of the wounded included a 2-year-old boy with a head injury, a 9-year-old girl with leg trauma and six other children under the age of 15.
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Trying to save troops' lives with flying hospital
A light rain fell on a runway in the early morning darkness as vans pulled up to what one officer calls the "Cadillac" of medical evacuation aircraft. Dozens of service members began loading wounded comrades onto a huge C-17 military transport plane in a carefully choreographed process.
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Be careful, Kashmiri wounds are raw: Omar
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is angry about young Kashmiri cricketer Pervez Rasool being detained in Bangalore.
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Scientists Create Skin-Like Hydrogel That Heals Wounds 90% In 4 Hours, Fully In 24
Researchers unveil a groundbreaking hydrogel that mimics human skin's ability to heal itself rapidly, revolutionising medicine and artificial skin applications.
-
Nigerian Zookeeper Mauled To Death By Lion He Had Raised Since Birth
A zookeeper who had been taking care of lions for almost a decade was killed by one of the big cats at a Nigerian university.
-
Gazans Get Medical Care On French Hospital Ship As Health System Collapses
On a French warship off the Egyptian coast, wounded Palestinians receive the healthcare that has become largely unobtainable in the besieged Gaza Strip after months of war.
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Wounded In Israeli Strikes, Gazans Find Care Away From Home In Egypt
Ilham Majid was praying when bombs fell on her Gaza house, and her husband only found her hours later under the rubble, alive but seriously wounded.
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4 Killed, 1 Injured In Germany Care Clinic Attack
Four people have been killed and one person seriously wounded in an attack at a care clinic in Germany, police said Thursday.
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First Aid Tips: 3 Things You Should Never Do
Your negligence in taking care of a cut, wound or burn could mean serious skin infections. You must follow these first aid tips.
-
Yoga Can Lead To Bone And Muscle Pain If Not Done Right
A new scientific study that claims yoga can worsen prevailing wounds and lead to bone and muscle pains. It is the first prospective study to investigate injuries caused from recreational participation in yoga.
-
85% Diabetics Face Amputations Due to the Lack of Proper Treatment
85 per cent of diabetics see amputations in their lifetime due to lack of appropriate treatment, data released during a national conference on diabetics.
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Kumkum Bhagya, February 1, Written Update: Tanu Is Jealous of Pragya And Abhi's Close Bond
Abhi is concerned about Pragya's health and reaches her room to take care of her. He insists on doing the dressing of Pragya's wound but Tanu doesn't like it and interrupts
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Turkey Health Minister: 155 Wounded, 14 In Intensive Care After Istanbul Blast
A total of 155 people were being treated in hospital and 14 of them were in intensive care after bombings outside an Istanbul soccer stadium, Turkey's health minister said on Sunday.
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Torrent to acquire formulation business of Elder for Rs 2,000 crore
Elder's India business comprises a portfolio of 30 brands including some market leading ones in women healthcare, pain management, wound care and neutraceuticals.
-
Boston Marathon blasts: hospitals scramble to care for wounded
At Boston Children's Hospital, the list of the wounded included a 2-year-old boy with a head injury, a 9-year-old girl with leg trauma and six other children under the age of 15.
-
Trying to save troops' lives with flying hospital
A light rain fell on a runway in the early morning darkness as vans pulled up to what one officer calls the "Cadillac" of medical evacuation aircraft. Dozens of service members began loading wounded comrades onto a huge C-17 military transport plane in a carefully choreographed process.
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Be careful, Kashmiri wounds are raw: Omar
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is angry about young Kashmiri cricketer Pervez Rasool being detained in Bangalore.
