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Sunday, 9 August 2026

Doctors debunk 8 common breastfeeding myths every new mother should know

spaceagencies August 09, 2026

Doctors debunk 8 common breastfeeding myths every new mother should know

Breastfeeding can be physically and emotionally challenging for new mothers. Doctors say family support, proper rest and practical help are crucial. They also debunk common myths around milk supply, illness, medications and formula feeding to help parents make informed decisions.

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Saturday, 8 August 2026

Why hepatitis B and C often go unnoticed for years — Doctors explain how early screening can protect your liver

spaceagencies August 08, 2026

Why hepatitis B and C often go unnoticed for years — Doctors explain how early screening can protect your liver

Hepatitis B and C infections often go undetected for years, raising risks of cirrhosis and cancer. Doctors urge timely screening, vaccination and preventive care.

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Thursday, 6 August 2026

Never-before-seen images show the Sun is teeming with tiny whirling vortices. Here's why it's a groundbreaking discovery

spaceagencies August 06, 2026

Never-before-seen images show the Sun is teeming with tiny whirling vortices. Here's why it's a groundbreaking discovery

Researchers said the new findings could “fundamentally change how we understand the physical mechanisms driving solar activity and its impacts on life on Earth.”

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Sunday, 2 August 2026

Infertility is not just a 'women's issue': Why it is time to talk about men's health

spaceagencies August 02, 2026

Infertility is not just a 'women's issue': Why it is time to talk about men's health

Male fertility issues contribute to almost half of all infertility cases, either on their own or together with female factors. However, men seem reluctant to talk about reproductive health because of social stigma and beliefs surrounding masculinity.

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Friday, 31 July 2026

NASA’s Mars rover captures honeycomb landscape on Red Planet, scientists baffled: ‘Sea of polygons took our breath away’

spaceagencies July 31, 2026

NASA’s Mars rover captures honeycomb landscape on Red Planet, scientists baffled: ‘Sea of polygons took our breath away’

The vastness of honeycomb-like textures on Mars, as revealed in the latest images, took scientists by surprise. They called it “sea of polygons.”

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Tuesday, 28 July 2026

Can fasting save your memory? Researchers say stop eating 4 hours before bed

spaceagencies July 28, 2026

Can fasting save your memory? Researchers say stop eating 4 hours before bed

While losing weight can help slow cognitive deterioration in older age, the research findings suggested that the timing of consumption offers distinct advantages.

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Sunday, 26 July 2026

Fever lasting over 3 days? Don't ignore these warnings from doctors

spaceagencies July 26, 2026

Fever lasting over 3 days? Don't ignore these warnings from doctors

High fever is primarily due to infection. During the rainy and post-rainy seasons, one must always consider diseases such as malaria, typhoid fever, dengue, leptospirosis, and influenza.

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Saturday, 25 July 2026

What is emotional detox? Why it's becoming the latest self-care trend

spaceagencies July 25, 2026

What is emotional detox? Why it's becoming the latest self-care trend

Emotional detox is emerging as a popular self-care practice. Experts explain what it means, why it matters and where to set realistic expectations.

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Monday, 20 July 2026

India gets first dengue vaccine QDENGA: Who can get the jab, how effective is it and what is the dosage? Explained

spaceagencies July 20, 2026

India gets first dengue vaccine QDENGA: Who can get the jab, how effective is it and what is the dosage? Explained

The approval of QDENGA, a tetravalent dengue vaccine, marks progress in India’s fight against dengue. Local production by Biological E is expected to improve supply. Experts caution that vaccination must complement other prevention strategies, as no vaccine can entirely eradicate dengue.

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Sunday, 19 July 2026

Stomach infection or food poisoning? Don't skip lab tests this monsoon

spaceagencies July 19, 2026

Stomach infection or food poisoning? Don't skip lab tests this monsoon

Even though the symptoms are similar, determining whether the illness is a stomach disorder or a foodborne infection is important, as different treatment options are available, say doctors.

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Friday, 17 July 2026

How NASA's Webb discovered giant new exoplanet near Beta Pictoris system

spaceagencies July 17, 2026

How NASA's Webb discovered giant new exoplanet near Beta Pictoris system

According to NASA, Beta Pic d is likely twice the mass of Jupiter, and the smallest of the three known giant planets in this system.

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Sunday, 12 July 2026

Cracking joints, back pain, weak bones? Orthopaedic experts reveal warning signs

spaceagencies July 12, 2026

Cracking joints, back pain, weak bones? Orthopaedic experts reveal warning signs

Orthopaedic experts report rising musculoskeletal disorders in those under 30, attributing them to modern lifestyles. They emphasize the importance of early intervention and healthy habits, like regular exercise and balanced diets, to support long-term bone and joint health.

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Saturday, 11 July 2026

How dementia is being defeated

spaceagencies July 11, 2026

How dementia is being defeated

Incidence among the elderly is falling fast

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Weight‑loss drugs vs bariatric surgery: Who should choose what, experts explain

spaceagencies July 11, 2026

Weight‑loss drugs vs bariatric surgery: Who should choose what, experts explain

Obesity care is shifting from one‑size‑fits‑all to tailored regimens. Experts explain how weight‑loss medicines like GLP‑1s and bariatric surgery complement each other, with treatment decisions guided by BMI, comorbidities, patient history and long‑term health goals.

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Thursday, 9 July 2026

Waded through Mumbai rainwater? BMC issues leptospirosis advisory — Symptoms, crucial 72-hour window & more

spaceagencies July 09, 2026

Waded through Mumbai rainwater? BMC issues leptospirosis advisory — Symptoms, crucial 72-hour window & more

The BMC has issued an urgent health advisory urging residents to take preventive measures against leptospirosis, a potentially fatal infection.

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Tuesday, 7 July 2026

Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen announces career transition after flying around the Moon on Artemis II

spaceagencies July 07, 2026

Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen announces career transition after flying around the Moon on Artemis II

Jeremy Hansen, a Canadian astronaut, announced his transition from a full-time role at the Canadian Space Agency after 17 years. He has led significant missions, including Artemis II, emphasizing ongoing support for Canadian space efforts amid his shift to a reservist role.

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Monday, 6 July 2026

Scientists discover potentially habitable 'super-Earth' just 25 light-years from our solar system

spaceagencies July 06, 2026

Scientists discover potentially habitable 'super-Earth' just 25 light-years from our solar system

Astronomers have identified a potentially habitable exoplanet just 25 light-years away, raising hopes that one of Earth's closest cosmic neighbours could eventually offer clues about life beyond our solar system.

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Sunday, 5 July 2026

PM2.5 may damage more than lungs: Experts warn air pollution could trigger hair loss

spaceagencies July 05, 2026

PM2.5 may damage more than lungs: Experts warn air pollution could trigger hair loss

Experts warn that PM2.5 pollution not only affects lungs but may also harm hair follicles. Long-term exposure links it to alopecia areata, indicating air pollution's systemic health risks beyond respiratory issues.

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Saturday, 4 July 2026

This Mumbai University lab is quietly leading India's Green Hydrogen push

spaceagencies July 04, 2026

This Mumbai University lab is quietly leading India's Green Hydrogen push

Mumbai University's Physics Dept lab has published 155 papers on green hydrogen, supercapacitors and clean energy, gaining global recognition.

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School lunchboxes: Why experts say instant noodles and packaged snacks shouldn't be everyday meals

spaceagencies July 04, 2026

School lunchboxes: Why experts say instant noodles and packaged snacks shouldn't be everyday meals

Morning rush often pushes parents towards instant noodles, chips and fried snacks in school lunchboxes. Experts warn frequent junk food deprives children of vital nutrients. Fresh, balanced meals build immunity, aid digestion and support healthy growth.

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