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The World Health Organization has just declared a global health emergency due to a rare Bundibugyo Ebola strain outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda. This strain is concerning as it lacks existing vaccines and therapeutics, and infections have occurred in healthcare settings, raising fears of wider spread.

Doctors urge pregnant women not to skip the simple, two-minute blood pressure test, a crucial yet often overlooked screening. This quick check can detect silent complications like preeclampsia, a leading cause of maternal deaths, allowing for early intervention and potentially saving lives.

Public anxiety over hantavirus is amplified by COVID-19's lingering trauma, leading to comparisons of potential pandemics. However, experts clarify that hantavirus, primarily spread through rodent contact, lacks the efficient human-to-human transmission that fueled COVID-19's global spread, making widespread outbreaks unlikely.

Doctors emphasize that sustained focus goes beyond caffeine, highlighting the power of natural daily habits. Prioritizing sleep, hydration, movement, and mindful breaks can significantly enhance concentration and mental clarity without the side effects of stimulants. Simple routines like morning sunlight and short work pauses are key to a sharper mind.

Doctors at artemis hospitals have successfully treated India's first MYSM1-related bone marrow failure syndrome case using a haploidentical bone marrow transplant. This extremely rare genetic condition, affecting a 12-year-old boy, required advanced diagnostics and a modified transplant approach. The procedure proved highly successful, with full donor engraftment and no major complications, offering a new treatment avenue for such rare disorders.

Daily calls with mothers often stay on the surface. People realize they know routines but not their mothers' feelings. Conversations lack follow-up questions. This pattern is common due to fear of judgment or seeing mothers as authority figures. Mothers have lives beyond motherhood, but these aspects are rarely discussed. Regret often stems from missed opportunities for deeper connection, not conflict.

Oats are lauded for their fiber and heart health benefits, but their impact varies. Processed oats can spike blood sugar, while phytates may hinder mineral absorption. Individuals with gluten sensitivity or digestive issues should exercise caution, emphasizing that a balanced, varied diet is key.

A restless night filled with vivid dreams isn't due to dreaming more, but rather failing to forget. Neuroscience suggests waking during REM sleep, when the brain's logic centers are offline, traps dream fragments in conscious memory. This interrupted forgetting, especially in early morning REM cycles, makes nights feel lived rather than slept.

One Stepped Out To Attend Friend’s Birthday Party, Another A Bike Taxi Driver

Starting a 30-day sugar detox initiates an exhilarating transformation within the body. At first, you might experience some withdrawal symptoms, including sluggishness and headaches. But don’t be discouraged; soon, watch as your energy levels stabilize and your focus sharpens. By the third week, your body will become adept at managing blood sugar levels, significantly lowering the odds of chronic diseases.

Doctors said the main artery that circulated blood to the leg was damaged after the attack, putting her at immediate risk of gangrene and amputation

Epilepsy in women is not constant. It changes with hormonal shifts during puberty, reproductive years, and menopause. These changes impact seizure frequency and management. Doctors emphasize personalized care, considering factors like pregnancy and birth control. Postpartum and perimenopause also present unique challenges. Understanding these life-stage transitions is key to effective epilepsy management for women.

Jyoti, the 21-year-old who was admitted to artemis hospital last November after she met with an accident, was shifted to another hospital on Monday.

Young Indians, particularly Gen Z, are normalizing cosmetic injectables like Botox and fillers as part of their beauty routines, influenced by social media trends. These quick 'tweakments' are seen as self-improvement rather than vanity, offering a sense of control in a world focused on flaws. While accessible, experts caution about realistic expectations and the importance of trained professionals.

The four-and-a-half-year-old rape victim undergoing treatment in the city's artemis hospital doesn't even know what happened to her, according to doctors.

Dengue is now biting the citys private hospitals. After the health department issued a notice to Paras Hospital on Tuesday for not reporting two dengue deaths, artemis hospital has now been slammed for sitting over two suspected deaths.