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Concussion in Cricket

As sportspersons and their fans know, injuries are a part and parcel of sport. From cricket to soccer, rugby to diving, horse-riding to cycling, boxing to equestrian, there are a

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4 Questions to ask your Orthopedician

The skeletomuscular system is one of the most important systems in the human body. This is what supports our body, gives it its shape and enables our free movement at

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4 Questions to ask your Cardiologist

Oxygen is the life-force for all living beings and the heart is what delivers oxygen-rich blood to all parts of the human body. The heart is a complex organ, and

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Difference between Kidney stones and Gall-bladder stones

The kidney is an important organ in the human body. It filters waste and toxic matter from the blood and converts that into urine. The Gall-bladder is an organ that

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How the pandemic will look like in 2021

The global Covid-19 pandemic has brought the world closer like no other event has done in the recent past. A global supply chain has emerged to disseminate masks, PPE kits

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Knee Injuries: Common Knee Injuries and Treatment

The knee joint is a complex structure with various bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons, and cartilage working in sync for seamless movement of the knees and legs. The concerned bones are

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Frequently Asked Questions about COVID-19 vaccines

Question: Should people who have recovered from COVID 19 take the vaccine? Answer: Those who have recovered from COVID 19 should take the vaccine to boost their immunity and increase

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Osteoarthritis and Osteoporosis – Are they the same?

Why do most people confuse osteoarthritis and osteoporosis? For a start, ‘Osteo’ means bone. Secondly, both these conditions have the same risk factors, like aging, and tend to occur in

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FAQs On Liver Cirrhosis

The functioning of the liver is critical to a person’s good health. This large organ, located in the abdomen produces enzymes that promote good digestion, removes toxins from the blood,

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Why do some newborns develop jaundice?

Neonatal or newborn jaundice is a common occurrence. This happens due to the accumulation of bilirubin in the blood. Red Blood Cells are replenished constantly by the body. As old

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