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More than 580,000 bottles of blood pressure medication recalled |

Over half a million bottles of prazosin hydrochloride, a blood pressure medication, have been voluntarily recalled by Teva Pharmaceuticals USA due to the presence of a potential cancer-causing chemical exceeding safe limits. The FDA classified this as a Class II risk, meaning adverse health consequences are temporary or medically reversible, with serious risks being remote….

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Sooji vs. Whole wheat: Which is better for weight loss and blood sugar control |

Sooji (semolina) and wheat are two of the most commonly used grains in everyday diets, both originating from the same wheat source but differing significantly in processing, texture, and nutritional value. Sooji, made from durum wheat, is often refined and coarser, while whole-wheat flour retains the bran, germ, and endosperm, making it richer in fibre…

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5 worst blood pressure medications and why it is important to check the presence of these in your BP medicine

Blood pressure medicines are meant to protect the heart. But not every pill suits every body. Some old-generation or wrongly prescribed medicines can quietly strain the kidneys, trigger mood changes, or disturb the heart rhythm. As Dr Sunil Rana from Asian Hospital warns, “Many patients start taking old prescriptions or medicines recommended by relatives, which…

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Ripe vs. Unripe Bananas: Which works better for blood sugar control, weight loss, and digestion |

Bananas are among the world’s most popular fruits, naturally sweet, easy to digest, and full of essential nutrients. However, their health benefits shift as they ripen. The difference between a firm green banana and a soft yellow one goes beyond flavour; it can influence your digestion, blood sugar levels, and energy release. As bananas ripen,…

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What makes Delhi’s air thick isn’t what makes it toxic: Study finds farm fires choke lungs, vehicles poison blood | Delhi News

A new study reveals open fires account for over 50% of Delhi’s particulate matter pollution, causing visible smog NEW DELHI: Open fires of all sorts – waste, crop stubble, cooking etc – account for over 50% of particulate matter (PM) pollution in Delhi. The transport sector, although not a major source of PM, accounts for…

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High blood sugar can be an early symptom of kidney disease: Causes, warning signs, and prevention tips |

High blood sugar, or hyperglycaemia, is a key warning sign that your kidneys may be under strain. Although it is often associated with diabetes, consistently high glucose levels can independently cause kidney damage and increase the risk of chronic kidney disease (CKD). The kidneys play a vital role in filtering waste, maintaining fluid balance, and…

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7 dry fruits people with diabetes should avoid to control blood sugar |

Dry fruits are often seen as wholesome, nutrient-packed snacks loaded with fibre, vitamins, and antioxidants. However, for people managing diabetes, they can be surprisingly tricky. The drying process removes water, concentrating natural sugars and calories into a much smaller portion. This means that even a small handful can contain the same amount of sugar as…

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Mouthwash and heart health: How swishing even a ‘tiny’ amount often, can raise one’s Blood Pressure |

Keeping blood pressure within a healthy range is vital, for both the heart and overall well‑being. While most of us depend on exercise and medication, newer research suggests that something ordinary as the mouthwash you use, might also tip the scales. Recent studies have uncovered that certain mouthwash formulas can unsettle the balance of bacteria…

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The blood test that predicts heart attacks: Turns out it’s not cholesterol

Whenever we think of the highest marker for heart attack, cholesterol is the name that comes up first. Yet, there’s another blood test that might actually out‑shine cholesterol, in flagging your risk – the high‑sensitivity CRP (hs‑CRP) test, which measures a protein that signals inflammation throughout the body. This marker can expose hazards that a…

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