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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US President Joe Biden Tests Positive For COVID-19 Again; Gives Health Update Via Video
Soon after his doctors verified that he had tested positive for COVID-19 again, US President Joe Biden shared a video on his Twitter profile, to provide an update on his health. Biden stated, "Going to be working from home for the next couple of days. And I'm feeling fine, everything's good." Kevin O'Connor, Biden's physician, stated the… read-more
Tags: US President Joe Biden, Health, Covid-19, covid positive, Twitter
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Shruti Haasan Denies Rumors She Is In 'Critical Condition,' Claiming Has PCOS
Shruti Haasan recently revealed that she suffers from Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and Endometriosis. She said she was dealing with the hormone imbalance by eating well and resting her body. According to reports, the actress was in a "critical" condition and had to be hospitalized. Shruti resorted to Instagram Stories to clarify the situation and explain that she was alright.
Tags: shruti haasan, Rumors, PCOS, Health, Actor
Courtesy: DNA India
Menstrual Cycle Aligned With Mental, Emotional & Physical Well Being
The menstrual health of a woman is aligned and impacted by the social, mental, and physical surroundings of a woman. A study reveals that these stages needed to be monitored and balanced, as it plays a key role. While the physical stage revolves around body fitness, the mental stage helps in the balance between the brain and hormones. Lastly, social surrounding is better when the period isn't considered taboo.
Tags: Menstrual, Women, Well Being, emotional, Health
Courtesy: The Free Press Journal
India Reports 2,202 New COVID Cases, 27 Deaths In Last 24 Hours: COVID Update
India reported 2,202 fresh cases of COVID-19, 2,550 recoveries and 27 deaths in the last 24 hours, on May 16. The active number of cases in the country stand at 17,317. India's daily positivity rate stands at 0.74% and weekly positivity rate at 0.59%. The recovery rate stands at 98.74%. About 2,97,242 tests have been conducted and 3,10,218 vaccine shots have been administered, in the last 24 hours.
Tags: Covid-19, covid update, Fourth Wave, covid test, Health
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African Swine Fever: 259 Pigs Die In Meghalaya's Ri-Bhoi District
African Swine Fever (ASF) has claimed the lives of at least 259 pigs in Meghalaya's Ri-Bhoi district this year, stated a senior official of the Veterinary and Animal Husbandry department, on May 9. Around 45 pigs died in a single day, on May 8. After the first outbreak was reported on April 13, pug slaughter and movement were banned within 10 kms of its vicinity.
Tags: African Swine Fever, Pig Fever, Meghalaya, Ri-Bhoi, Health
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Aggressive Children Fights With Classmates To Be Popular, Reveals Study
According to a study, children engage in perpetual fights and conflicts with classmates to boost their image in the group and build their popularity. ''Aggressive children who are frequently in conflict need not always resort to coercion; the mere prospect of unpleasant behaviour may persuade others to submit,” stated a researcher. Notably, the study covered participants encompassing a diverse sample of Florida children ages 8 to 12.
Tags: Health, aggressive children, fight, popularity, Study
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Zerodha Launches Health Initiative, Promises Bonus On Weight Loss
Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath, launched a health initiative on the occasion of World Health Day, April 8. The initiative promises the companies' employees to earn half a month's salary as a bonus for losing weight and having a BMI (body mass index) of less than 25. However, netizens slammed the startup initiative, as it will push people toward fatphobia and body image issues.
Tags: Health, Zerodha, Nitin Kamath, Weight Loss, India
Courtesy: The Indian Express
Ultra-Processed Food Production Leads To Degradation Of Planetary Health
As per a study, ultra-processed foods have an ill impact on the diversity of plant species and planetary health. "The very rapid rise of ultra-processed foods in human diets will continue to place pressure on the diversity of plant species available for human consumption," stated a researcher. Notably, ultra-processed food production also leads to greenhouse gas emissions and the accumulation of packaging waste.
Tags: Health, Lifestyle, soft drinks, harms, Fast Food
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