Study: Four out of 10 diabetics not aware of disease

A recent study reveals that a significant portion of Indian diabetics, nearly 40%, are unaware of their condition. The research, analyzing data from over 57,000 adults, indicates a 20% diabetes prevalence among those aged 45 and above, with urban rates double those in rural areas. Limited healthcare infrastructure, particularly in rural regions, hinders effective management,…

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Drug regulator issues list of 17 drugs which should be flushed down if unused or expired

India’s drug regulatory body, CDSCO, advises flushing 17 specific drugs, including painkillers and anti-anxiety medications, down the sink if unused or expired due to potential harm. For other medications, they recommend scientific disposal through ‘drug take back’ initiatives to prevent environmental pollution. Studies reveal that improper disposal leads to drug presence in water sources, contributing…

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Tribal Vote Land: ‘Vikas’ Story So Far Is Good, But Not Enough

In Bihar’s Doane valley, tribal communities like Tharus and Oraons, once beneficiaries of government schemes, now face disillusionment. While bicycles and uniforms empowered girls, many educated women are now resigned to traditional roles. The Oraons, meanwhile, suffer from a lack of basic amenities, with development projects failing to reach them, highlighting a stark contrast in…

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Cincinnati Bengals’ Future Seems to Be in More Jeopardy as Joe Burrow’s Latest Injury Update Raises Concern

Joe Burrow’s left toe injury casts a shadow over the Bengals’ promising 2-0 start. After a Week 2 victory against the Jaguars, Burrow’s injury might sideline him for an extended period, potentially requiring surgery. While Jake Browning steps in as backup, the Bengals are also considering veteran options like Kirk Cousins to navigate Burrow’s absence.

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