Men’s Health
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Sri Lanka donates eyes to the world
Sri Lanka has become a global leader in eye donation, providing thousands of corneas to countries worldwide to restore vision to the blind.
Conjoined twin babies shifted to NICH Karachi
Conjoined twins born in Larkana with a single heart have been transferred to the NICH in Karachi for further evaluation and potential surgery.
Bird flu researchers agree to 60-day halt
International scientists have agreed to a 60-day pause on bird flu research to address safety concerns regarding the H5N1 virus.
Magnesium-rich diet may lower stroke risk
An international analysis of 250,000 people suggests that a diet rich in magnesium may help lower the risk of ischemic stroke.
India must be cautious over polio milestone: WHO
The WHO warns that India must remain vigilant against polio, as the country works toward achieving a polio-free certification after a year without cases.
First gene-link to inherited prostate cancer
Researchers have identified a rare genetic mutation in the HOXB13 gene that significantly increases the risk of inherited prostate cancer.
Heart disease more likely in people with psoriasis: study
A U.S. study suggests that patients with psoriasis face a higher risk of developing coronary artery disease compared to those without the condition.
To optimize exercise, heed your heart rate training zone
Experts recommend tracking your heart rate training zone to ensure your workouts are effective for long-term health and disease prevention.
Memory loss can start as early as 45: Study
A 10-year study of British government workers suggests that cognitive decline and memory loss can begin as early as age 45.
Fewer heart attacks after weight-loss surgery: study
Research from Sweden indicates that obese patients who undergo weight-loss surgery significantly lower their risk of heart attacks and strokes.
Elderly who eat better stay mentally sharp: study
A new study reveals that elderly individuals with higher levels of vitamins and omega-3 fatty acids maintain better mental acuity and brain health.
Fruit, veggie lovers not immune to weight gain
A large European study suggests that high fruit and vegetable intake alone may not prevent age-related weight gain without other lifestyle changes.
Mead Johnson says retesting shows Enfamil is safe
Mead Johnson confirms that new testing shows its Enfamil baby formula is safe, following an investigation into potential bacterial contamination.
Women's lung cancer risk not tied to childbirths
A comprehensive analysis of multiple studies finds no clear link between the number of children a woman has and her risk of developing lung cancer.
Controversial 'bird flu' edits move ahead
Scientists are debating the publication of research on a mutant bird flu virus, balancing the need for surveillance with pandemic safety concerns.
Vitamin D has mixed effects on cancer, broken bones
Recent clinical trials suggest that while vitamin D and calcium may help prevent fractures, they show little impact on reducing overall cancer risk.
Elite athletes at greater risk for arthritis: study
A Swedish study indicates that elite athletes in high-contact sports face a significantly higher risk of developing hip and knee osteoarthritis.
Flu related disease on rise due to dry spell
A prolonged dry spell is causing a spike in flu-related illnesses like pneumonia and coughs, especially among children in vulnerable areas.
Eating Dry fruits in winter is healthy
Dry fruits are a nutritious and energetic winter staple, often used in traditional medicine, cooking, and as thoughtful gifts.
Weeklong awareness campaign against AIDS
A week-long awareness campaign in Pakistan's Nowshera district addressed the urgent need for HIV/AIDS education in flood-affected communities.