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Want Glowing Skin This Karwa Chauth? 7 Things to Start Doing Now

Karwa Chauth is a time when many women look forward to dressing up, wearing their favourite outfits and completing their festive look with beautiful makeup. But if you want your skin to look fresh and radiant, the preparation should begin before the festival day.You do not need expensive facials or…

MyLifeXP · 19h ago

Vanessa Trump is cancer-free after breast cancer; reveals extreme fatigue was first sign of illness

Vanessa Trump has revealed that extreme fatigue was the first sign of her “very invasive” breast cancer, diagnosed six months ago. Now cancer-free after undergoing a lumpectomy and radiation treatment, she has shared details of her recovery and encouraged people to prioritise their health, schedule regular screenings and understand the…

The Times of India · Oct 26

Can planting trees on riverbanks save salmon rivers from global warming?

Every summer, Québec rivers increasingly reach water temperature levels that threaten Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). Just a few extra degrees can make the difference between a favourable and hostile habitat for this iconic species.

The Conversation · Oct 26

Surviving cancer starts at diagnosis and continues after treatment – earlier survivorship care can help patients feel better and live longer

“You have cancer.” It’s a phrase that comes as a shock, then is quickly followed by a whirlwind of decisions that somehow feel fast and slow at the same time.

The Conversation · Oct 22

Monsoon Skin Care: 7 Ingredients That Actually Work in Humidity

Humidity does not ruin skin on its own. What it does is change the conditions so that your usual routine starts working against you. Sebum spreads faster, sweat sits longer, and the skin barrier, already stressed by heat, gets confused by moisture it cannot use. The result is a particular…

Times Life · Oct 22

6 Tests in Full Body Packages That Rarely Change Your Treatment

The appeal of a full body health package is easy to understand. One appointment, one bill, a printout that says you are fine. But the tests inside these packages are not all equal, and some have a weak record of prompting any change in treatment for people who had no…

Times Life · Oct 22

5 Vitamin D Habits That Make Your Supplement Far Less Effective

Taking It on an Empty StomachVitamin D is fat-soluble. That single fact changes everything about when and how the body absorbs it. Unlike water-soluble vitamins that dissolve in the gut regardless of what else is there, vitamin D needs dietary fat present to cross the intestinal wall and enter circulation.…

Times Life · Oct 21

6 Situations Where a Thyroid Nodule Genuinely Needs a Biopsy

When Size Crosses a Threshold the Ultrasound Cannot Reassure AwayNodules smaller than one centimetre are almost always monitored rather than biopsied, because the risk of a clinically significant cancer in that size range is low enough that intervention causes more harm than it prevents. Once a nodule reaches or exceeds…

Times Life · Oct 21

Redefining Prostate Cancer Care: Balancing Cure, Longevity, and Quality of Life

A prostate cancer diagnosis can leave men weighing several consequential decisions, from active surveillance and regular monitoring to surgery and radiation therapy.

International Business Times · Oct 20

Jemperli Wins Accelerated FDA Approval for a Rectal Cancer Subtype as Most Trial Patients Avoided Surgery

FDA gave Jemperli accelerated approval for dMMR rectal cancer. Most trial patients skipped surgery, but the data are interim. What patients should ask.

Medical Daily · Oct 20