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Claw Toes: Causes and Treatments
Claw toes are a medical condition in which the toes of the foot are curled up in a flexed position. Learn about its causes and treatments
Lifestyle Advice for Cancer Patients
The month of September focuses on raising awareness on Prostate and Blood Cancer. Let’s learn how patients can improve their lifestyles
Minor Ailments During Pregnancy and How to Resolve Them
Pregnancy ailments are usually temporary and spontaneously resolved after childbirth. Get to know 4 common ailments and their treatments
Asia Contributes to Highest Incidents of Colorectal Cancer
Asia contributes to the highest incidents of colorectal cancer and the highest mortality due to cancer in the world. Read more
Epididymitis: Fifth Most Common Urologic Diagnosis
Epididymitis is an inflammation of the tube (epididymis) at the back of the testes that stores and carries sperm. Sperm start growing in the testes
Tecovirimat Shows Effectiveness to Fight Monkeypox in Animal Studies
An antiviral drug called Tecovirimat to aid monkeypox is currently undergoing human testing under the Oxford University team. There are about 249 confirmed cases of
What is Causing Your Constipation and How Can You Manage It?
Constipation is a condition where your bowel movements are infrequent and uncomfortable. Read on to learn its causes and treatment
Effects of Coronavirus: Increased Feeling of Unity in Asian Countries
While other countries see an increase in division ever since COVID-19 took place, the effect of the pandemic is quite the opposite for these Asian
Commentary: Disordered Eating – The Dark Side Of Fitness (Part 2)
In this article, we will explore some reasons behind disordered eating and why they continue to persist in individuals
Nasopharyngeal Cancer: A Disease More Prevalent Among Asians
Nasopharyngeal Cancer (NPC) is rare cancer affecting the nasopharynx area where 80% of cases are reported from Asia. Learn more
Genes Associated with Depression Differ Between East Asians and Europeans
A study revealed new genes associated with depression and genetic risk factors for depression in East Asians differ from Europeans.
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