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• Not A Drinker? 5 Things That Can Still Increase Your Risk Of Liver Disease

  When it comes to liver health, alcohol should be avoided at all cost. However, there are other factors that can increase your risk of liver disease.

• Anaemia Could Indicate Certain Cancers: Signs That Should Urge You To Get Tested

  Anaemia, a condition associated with low RBC count, can occur due to several factors, including cancer.

• Art Therapy Can Help Tackle Noncommunicable Diseases Like Heart Diseases And Cancer: WHO Report

  Art therapy is gaining momentum in healthcare systems to create a bridge between culture and health that can foster a healthier environment for all.

• Why Do We Stay Up Late Even After a Productive Day? Reason Behind Your Late-Night Tendencies

  Understanding these factors can help individuals strike a balance between productivity and maintaining a healthy sleep routine. Read ahead.

• पैंक्रियाटिक कैंसर की शुरुआत में आंखों में दिखते हैं ये लक्षण, जानें बचाव

  Pancreatic Cancer Symptoms: क्रियाटिक कैंसर की शुरुआत होने पर दिखने वाले लक्षण बहुत सामान्य होते हैं, जानें इनके बारे में।

• Doctor Shares TWO Main Warning Signs Of Pancreatic Cancer To Watch Out For

  Pancreatic cancer is a life-threatening disease, which is why early detection is key. A doctor shares two main clinical features of the illness.

• Quitting Cigarette Smoking Can Cut Your Risk Of Type-2 Diabetes By 30-40%: WHO, IDF Brief Reports

  Quitting smoking reduces the risk of type 2 diabetes but also substantially improves the management and reduces the risk of diabetes complications.

• Abdominal Obesity Poses Higher Heart Attack Risk, Regardless of Overall Weight

  These findings underscore the necessity of focusing on abdominal obesity as a key factor in heart health assessments. Read ahead to know.

• Stomach Cancer Awareness Month: Causes, Risk Factors And Treatment

   Stomach cancer remains a significant challenge for doctors. Read to know about causes, risk factors and treatment of stomach cancer.

• Do You Work From Home? Study Suggests It May Increase Your Risk of THESE two Mental Illnesses

  The study highlights the need for a balanced approach to remote work, to safeguard both the mental and physical health of people in the workforce.