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Indian Economy To Suffer Due To Extreme Heatwave Conditions In India
The continuing heatwaves and rise in temperature, which have taken a serious toll on Indians, are expected to lead to a major impact on the Indian economy. Notably, the scorching summers with over 40 degrees Celsius in Indian states, will now have a bad effect on the economy, leading to the worst inflation. Some of the major impacts will be on agriculture, healthcare, labor loss, and power disruption.
Tags: heatwave, Summers 2023, Indian Economy, Inflation, Health
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UK Woman Diagnosed With Rare Disease, Says Unable To Pee
This United Kingdom woman, who was unable to urinate for months, has been diagnosed with a very rare disease. According to sources, When 30-year-old influencer Ele Adams explained her problem of unable to urinate despite consuming fluids. After tests, Adams was diagnosed with fowler's syndrome. Adams said, "I was at breaking point - my life had completely changed. I wasn't able to complete simple task like go to the toilet."
Tags: UK Woman, Diagnosed Disease, rare condition, Influencer, Health
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Coffee Helps In Weight Loss, Reduces Diabetes Risk
Drinking coffee is a rich source of caffeine, but helps with various health matters, including weight loss. In good news to caffeine addicts, coffee curb body fat, and it reduces the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. Researchers from the Imperial College London found that people who carry genetic variants associated with slower caffeine metabolism drink, on average, less coffee have great metabolism.
Tags: Coffee, Caffeine Addict, Lifestyle, Health, Weight Loss
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CM KCR Admitted To Hospital, Complains Of Abdominal Discomfort
Telangana CM K Chandrashekar Rao admitted to AIG Hospital, Gachibowli, after he complained of abdominal discomfort. He underwent examination at the out-patient zone, and was confirmed to have a small ulcer in the stomach, and is being managed medically. The AIG Hospital authority released a bulletin and confirmed the same. " CM KCR developed abdominal discomfort following which he was examined by Dr… read-more
Tags: CM KCR, politics, Health, Abdominal, Telangana BRS
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Sushmita Sen Suffers Heart Attack, Undergoes Angioplasty
Bollywood actress Sushmita Sen suffered a heart attack and is currently undergoing treatment at a private hospital. Taking to Instagram, Sen wrote, “Keep your heart happy & courageous, and it’ll stand by you when you need it the most Shona. I suffered a heart attack a couple of days back. Angioplasty done." Upon hearing the news, Bollywood celebrities poured messages and wished for her speedy recovery.
Tags: Entertainment, Sushmita sen, Heart attack, Instagram(137), Health
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US Reports Second Death Related To Monkeypox Virus
The United States of America has reported the second case of death due to Monkeypox virus. The death was reportedly caused due to inflammation of the brain. Similarly, two healthy men previously experienced inflammation in brain and spinal cord following Monkeypox infection. The first case of Monkeypox death occurred in the state of Texas on August 30.
Tags: Monkeypox, Texas, Brain Inflammation, Spinal Cord Inflammation, Health
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Uttarakhand On Alert Due To Rise In Dengue Cases
To prevent the spread of dengue, Uttarakhand government directed all chief medical officers to take necessary steps. Uttarakhand’s chief in-charge secretary of health R Rajesh Kumar said that the CMO will be held responsible if the dengue cases increase. Reportedly, over 300 cases have been reported in the state, so far. In addition, all students are asked to attend schools wearing full-sleeve shirts.
Tags: Uttarakhand, Dengue, Health, R Rajesh Kumar, Chief Medical Officer
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Lumpy Skin Virus: 43 Animals Dead, 21 Districts Affected In Maharashtra
Maharashtra State Animal Husbandry Department informed that as many as 43 animals have died of Lumpy Skin Virus, and 21 districts have been reportedly affected. The state has notably, started vaccinating cattle across the state. No effect on milk production and consumption has been reported yet. Reportedly, it’s the cows and buffaloes who have fallen victim to the virus. It is feared that the virus could be transmitted through milk.
Tags: Maharashtra , Mumbai, Lumpy Skin Virus, Cattle Trafficking, Health
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PETA Writes To Union Govt, Urges To Crackdown Illegal Dogfights In India
PETA India wrote to the Union government, urging to crack down illegal dogfights and illegal pet shops, running in India. In the letter, dated September 13, PETA made the appeal to Animal Husbandry Minister Parshottam Rupala, and Animal Welfare Board of India chair OP Chaudhary. Notably, the organisation also released footage provided by the Fauna Police, showing lethal injuries that animals sustain in the alleged dogfights and making… read-more
Tags: PETA, Health, Illegal Dogfights, Breeding, Union Govt
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Tuberculosis On Rise, Number Of Sufferers Growing Everyday In Alipurduar's Tea Belt Of Kalchini
Tuberculosis is on the rise in Alipurduar's tea belt of Kalchini. The number of tuberculosis patients in Alipurduar's tea belt of Kalchini is growing by the day. The health department has already implemented specific procedures to treat Tuberculosis patients. According to Kalchini Health Department officials, if a person has a fever for more than two weeks, night sweats, weight loss, cough, or other symptoms, they should contact their doctors… read-more
Tags: Dengue, Tuberculosis, Weight Loss, night sweats, Health
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