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Carbide Guns Turn Deadly: Over 300 Children Suffer Eye Injuries in Madhya Pradesh During Diwali Celebrations
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Carbide Guns Turn Deadly: Over 300 Children Suffer Eye Injuries in Madhya Pradesh During Diwali Celebrations

What began as a festive novelty has turned into a public health crisis across Madhya Pradesh. A makeshift firecracker toy known as a carbide gun has left over 300 people injured, most of them children, during this year’s Diwali celebrations. Dozens have suffered severe eye injuries, and several are at risk of permanent blindness, according...

Air Pollution Emerging as a Hidden Driver of Dementia, Linked to Over 625,000 Deaths Annually Worldwide
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Air Pollution Emerging as a Hidden Driver of Dementia, Linked to Over 625,000 Deaths Annually Worldwide

In a startling revelation for global health, new research indicates that nearly 625,000 deaths every year are linked to dementia caused or worsened by air pollution. The study suggests that approximately 28 to 29 percent of all dementia-related deaths globally may be attributable to exposure to polluted air, making it one of the most underestimated...

Study Finds Bird Flu Virus H5N1 Can Survive in Cheese Made from Raw Milk, But Acidic Varieties Like Feta Destroy It
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Study Finds Bird Flu Virus H5N1 Can Survive in Cheese Made from Raw Milk, But Acidic Varieties Like Feta Destroy It

A new scientific study has revealed that the highly pathogenic avian influenza virus H5N1, commonly known as bird flu, can persist in cheese made from raw milk for extended periods. However, researchers found that certain acidic cheese varieties—such as feta—are capable of inactivating the virus, potentially reducing the risk of transmission through dairy products. The...

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Japan Grapples with Unusually Early, Intensified Flu Outbreak; Warnings of Spread Loom

Japan has declared a nationwide influenza epidemic after an alarming surge in flu cases well ahead of the usual season. The outbreak, which began about five weeks earlier than normal, has not only strained hospitals but also disrupted schools and communities across multiple prefectures. Health experts warn that a combination of viral evolution, climate shifts,...

South Korean Study Suggests Possible Link Between COVID-19 Vaccines and Higher Cancer Risk
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South Korean Study Suggests Possible Link Between COVID-19 Vaccines and Higher Cancer Risk

A new population-based study from South Korea has triggered global discussion after researchers reported a potential association between COVID-19 vaccination and an increased risk of certain cancers within one year of receiving the vaccine. While the study does not establish causation, it has raised questions that warrant further investigation into long-term vaccine safety. The Research...

Prolonged Smartphone Use on the Toilet Linked to Increased Hemorrhoid Risk, New Study Reveals
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Prolonged Smartphone Use on the Toilet Linked to Increased Hemorrhoid Risk, New Study Reveals

In the age of digital convenience, smartphones have become constant companions—even in the bathroom. However, emerging research suggests that this modern habit may come with an unexpected health cost. A new study published in the journal PLOS ONE reveals a strong correlation between smartphone use during bowel movements and an increased incidence of hemorrhoids among...

Second Baby Dies After Rat Bite at Indore’s MY Hospital, State Orders High-Level Probe
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Second Baby Dies After Rat Bite at Indore’s MY Hospital, State Orders High-Level Probe

Indore’s government-run Maharaja Yeshwantrao (MY) Hospital is under intense scrutiny this week after a second newborn lost her life under disturbing circumstances within the hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). The infant, admitted with severe congenital health issues, was reportedly bitten by a rat on her finger—though officials insist it contributed only minor abrasions, not...