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Understanding the challenges of malaria vaccination, as elimination becomes achievable

The World Health Organization’s recent declaration of Georgia as the 45th country to eliminate malaria is a significant milestone. Yet, even as we celebrate this achievement, a lingering question remains: if smallpox has been eradicated, why does malaria persist, and why is its vaccine far less effective than those for viral diseases? Despite decades of

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Direct rule in violence-hit Indian state after chief minister quits

Getty Images Biren Singh’s resignation came almost two years after violence broke out in Manipur The Indian government has brought the troubled north-eastern state of Manipur under direct federal rule days after Chief Minister N Biren Singh resigned. Singh, from India’s governing Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), quit on Sunday after facing months of pressure to

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Exclusive: Meet Chef Parth Bajaj: Engineer-Turned-Chef Who Is Stirring Up The Internet

Chef Parth Bajaj did not follow the usual playbook. An industrial engineering graduate from Nagpur, he ditched machines for marinades and taught himself how to cook. Now, he is not just a self-taught chef but also a TV show host and a TEDx speaker. Social media became his stage, where he turned his love for

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This superfood can prevent aggressive type of colon cancer, finds study

Colon cancer is rising exponentially among youth and while the reasons behind the sharp spike in recent years remain unclear, experts feel unhealthy diets, lack of physical activity, and being overweight could be driving the number of cases. The gut microbiome houses an astounding 1,000 species of microorganisms and plays a crucial role in maintaining

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Ahead of Valentine’s Day, turning the spotlight on congenital heart disease

In India, congenital heart disease affects approximately 2.5 lakh newborns annually. Photograph used for representational purposes only | Photo Credit: Getty Images As we celebrate Valentine’s Week, showering love and affection on our dear ones, another crucial aspect of heart health often goes unnoticed. This week also marks Congenital Heart Awareness Week, a time to

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Eating Wrong Foods Together? Experts Say It Could Make Your Skin Dull And Acne-Prone

The skin is the largest organ of the body, acting as a shield against environmental damage while also reflecting internal health. From hydration to nutrient absorption, everything you eat plays a role in how your skin looks and feels. If you have struggled with acne, dullness, or unexpected flare-ups, your diet could be a factor.

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Symptoms of Kidney Damage in Urine: Foamy, Smelly Urine, and 7 Other Signs That Indicate Your Kidneys Are in Danger

Symptoms of Kidney Damage In Urine: Foamy, Dark, or Smelly Urine Could Indicate That Your Kidneys Are In Complete Danger. Check Out For These 7 Warning Signs. Foamy, Dark, or Smelly Urine? 7 Warning Signs of Kidney Disease That Show Up in Your Urine Kidney Damage Symptoms In Urine: Your kidneys are tirelessly working to

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