The estimated dementia prevalence in India is 7.4% among adults aged 60 and older. This translates to about 8.8 million Indians currently living with dementia. The prevalence is projected to increase significantly in the coming years, with estimates suggesting a rise to 1.7 crore (17 million) by 2036. And it is also increasingly recognised in India as a
Walking has numerous health advantages and is a low-impact aerobic activity. Simple and no-equipment workout: walking can be one of the best ways to stay in shape. It’s a fantastic method to control weight, elevate mood, and strengthen the heart. However, you can overdo it, just like with other activities. You may be wondering how
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Sajid Iqbal & Ashitha Nagesh BBC News BBC On the surface, Muhammed Asif Hafeez was an upstanding individual. A global businessman and ambassador of a prestigious London polo club, he rubbed shoulders with the British elite, including members of the Royal Family. He also regularly passed on detailed information to the authorities in the UK
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A new study has established a definitive link between neuropsychiatric disorders and dental health. This research represents a major milestone in modern medical diagnostics, unveiling the potential of salivary biomarker profiling as a non-invasive and highly predictive tool for disease detection. With this study, researchers have successfully demonstrated that changes in salivary Vitamin D and
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Measles—once thought to be kicked out of the U.S. for good in 2000—is making an alarming return in 2025. This year alone, over 1,100 cases have been reported across the country, the most seen in nearly 30 years. The outbreak started in West Texas, but it hasn’t stayed there—it’s now spread to at least 17
When Sharadindu Ghosh* was young, he was taught not to speak about his father’s leprosy. He, like many others, grew up in the lanes of Jamuria Leprosy Colony, in West Bengal, facing stigma and discrimination. Today, years after his father’s passing and an endless struggle through poverty, Ghosh is an electrical supervisor and a mentor
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Stephen McDonell China correspondent Watch as the BBC rides on board a driverless truck They rumble down the highway between Beijing and Tianjin port: big lorries, loaded up and fully able to navigate themselves. Sure, there is a safety driver in the seat, as per government regulations, but these lorries don’t require them, and many
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Neyaz Farooquee BBC News, Delhi Leiden University Libraries A view of the main mosque in Mecca in a portrait taken in early 20th Century As the annual Hajj pilgrimage draws to a close, a long-settled corner of Mecca is stirring up a storm thousands of miles away in India – not for its spiritual significance,
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Getty Images The boy was on holiday with his mother when the accident happened last summer A 12-year-old boy fell to his death at Ireland’s Cliffs of Moher after slipping in a puddle close to the edge, an inquest has heard. Zhihan Zhao and his mother, both Chinese nationals, were with her friends at the
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Having someone who listens attentively may significantly boost cognitive resilience, according to a recent study. Researchers found that adults with readily available listeners demonstrated better cognitive function, even with age-related brain volume loss. This social support could potentially slow cognitive aging and delay Alzheimer’s symptoms. Keeping the brain sharp is crucial for overall well-being. From
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