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Acne spots, a stubborn reminder that you need glutathione

A stubborn pimple can be a frustrating reminder that your skin needs more than just a quick fix. While spot treatments can offer temporary relief, they often act like band-aids on a deeper issue. “That stubborn breakout might be a message from your skin, signalling a lack of vital antioxidants like Glutathione. Contrary to what some may say, Glutathione isn’t ...

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‘Those admitted with 80pc of burns, are in critical state’

Gazipur burn victims, whose more than 80 per cent of body parts were bunt, are all in a critical condition, said Health and Family Welfare Minister Dr Samanta Lal Sen on Sunday. “Still the condition of all the burn victims are critical.” The minister came up with the development while talking to journalists this morning after placing wreath at the ...

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Doctors question science behind blood sugar diet trend

Blood sugar-monitors are unnecessary for people without diabetes and could, in extreme cases, fuel eating disorders, leading doctors have warned. They are part of a personalised diet trend, promoted on social media and spearheaded by companies including ZOE. But NHS national diabetes advisor Prof Partha Kar said there is no strong evidence the gadgets help people without the condition. ZOE ...

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Signs your body needs probiotics

Navigating the labyrinth of nutrition, discerning what’s beneficial and what’s detrimental to your body, can prove challenging. Yet amidst this, one crucial aspect often overlooked is nurturing our gut biome. Studies underscore the significance of a healthy gut biome in boosting metabolism, improving digestion, aiding weight loss, bolstering immunity, and more. Certain foods rich in probiotics, or beneficial bacteria, play ...

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Advanced medical care to be ensured for Gazipur burn victims: Dr Samanta Lal

Advanced medical care will be ensured for Gazipur burn victims, said Health Minister Dr Samanta Lal Sen on Thursday. In response to the severe injuries caused by a cylinder explosion in Gazipur on Wednesday, a high-level board meeting chaired by the health minister was convened at 8:30 am on Thursday at the Sheikh Hasina National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery, reports ...

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NHS England staff to receive paid leave after miscarriages

NHS England has said any of its staff who miscarry in the first 24 weeks of pregnancy can take 10 days’ paid leave. Partners can take five days. And staff who miscarry after six months will still be offered paid maternity leave. The policy, adopted by Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust last year, is now being rolled out nationally. An official ...

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Five health tips to observe Ramadan fasting

Top five tips to help employees observing the fast this Ramadan. Healthy Ramadan fasting tips Fasting hours vary depending on location. International SOS, the world’s leading medical and security services provider, reminds everyone observing Ramadan to prioritise safety and health with expert advice and personalised support. The importance of staying safe during Ramadan The Islamic holy month of Ramadan is ...

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3.80 crore suffering from kidney disease: experts

The number of kidney patients has increased alarmingly as 3.80 crore people in the country are now somehow suffering from kidney disease, leading health experts said. Unhealthy lifestyle and lack of awareness lead to kidney ailment, they told a roundtable titled “Equal rights for kidney treatment of all and doings for achieving the goal” organized by Kidney Awareness Monitoring and ...

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Dental admission test results published, Tanim got 1st position

The results of Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) admission test for 2023-24 have been published where 545 students primarily passed. A notification, signed by director of Directorate of Health Education Dr Md Mohiuddin Matubbar, confirmed the matter. Muhtasin Sadiq Tanim secured the first position getting 93.75 marks. He was the student of Notre Dame College. Admission test results are available ...

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Excessive salt intake causes heart disease, high blood pressure: experts

Heath experts on Wednesday at a workshop said excessive consumption of salt is responsible for non-communicable diseases, particularly cardiovascular, high blood pressure and stroke. They suggested avoiding salt intake as consumption of salt with food directly causes heart diseases, hypertension and other chronic diseases, reports BSS. The health experts made the suggestion at a workshop titled “Engaging stakeholders in improving ...

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