Tags : World Health Organisation

HEALTH

CHANGING CLIMATE, RISING DENGUE

Team L&M Dengue fever has become a serious and growing health threat in India, especially between July and mid-November. Recent years have seen a sharp rise in cases across the country not just in traditional hotspots, but in newer regions as well, such as Nagaland and parts of Himachal Pradesh. Experts point to climate change […]Read More

HEALTH

NOT ALL FATS ARE BAD, CHOSE WISELY

Fats are essential for energy, nutrient absorption, and overall health. Instead of eliminating them, the focus should be on making informed choices and maintaining a balanced intake. By Dr Dharini Krishnan Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent advice to reduce edible oil consumption by 10 per cent has brought dietary fats into the spotlight, with many […]Read More

ENVIRONMENT

Sustainable solutions for discarding EV batteries and electronic waste

Dr Harpreet Singh Arora Technology has grown essential as advancements in communication and healthcare improve our lives. Modern convenience and connection have been completely transformed by innovations such as cell phones, smart home appliances, and high-speed internet. Furthermore, advancements in the fields of education, healthcare, and transportation have produced better results in these areas. But […]Read More

HEALTH

Time for a wake-up call

Dr Arun Kumar Giri Tobacco consumption remains one of the leading causes of death worldwide, claiming about six million lives each year. The World Health Organisation (WHO) expects the figure to reach eight million a year by 2030. Tobacco usage has an overall impact on national economies with declining productivity and inflating healthcare costs. The […]Read More

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