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Insulin for diabetes: One prick does the trick
Insulin therapy can go a long way in helping people with diabetes to live a normal life
When the spleen goes on strike
Your spleen cannot handle work overload. So, it protests by causing trouble
Diabetes: Take control
The World Diabetes Day campaign emphasises the need to understand diabetes and be proactive
No more hot flashes
Proper diet and supplementation can help you manage menopausal symptoms and disorders.
Video: Better Life for Lung Injury and Lung Cancer-1
UW School of Medicine professors Drs. Joann G. Elmore, Hugh M. Foy, Len Hudson and Renato Martins share new and promising treatments for fighting Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) and lung cancer.
Understanding Gestational Diabetes
With a proper diet, regular exercise and insulin, a pregnant woman can manage diabetes
Vitiligo: White lies exposed
Unaware about the facts, people harbour several misconceptions about vitiligo
Bone Diseases and Their Treatments
Age is often unkind to our bones. Here are some problems you should watch out for and protect against in the passing years
RABIES: One bite is all it takes
Did you know that not just dogs but any domestic animal can cause rabies? Read on to know more about this less-talked but lethal disease
World Heart Day video
A video from World Heart Federation stressing that even the smallest steps can contribute to a healthier lifestyle.