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Is Your Whitening Toothpaste Doing More Harm Than Good? Understanding Dental Erosion and Toothpaste Ingredients

Dental erosion, or the loss of tooth enamel due to acid attacks, is a growing concern worldwide. Many people turn to whitening toothpastes for brighter smiles, but a new study published in BMC Oral Health highlights that these toothpastes may worsen dental erosion. On the other hand, toothpaste containing fluoride and Nano-Hydroxyapatite (Nano-HAP) has been […]
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Blood Pressure Changes Linked to Increased Risk of Cognitive Problems: Study

A recent study from Rush University, US, reveals that fluctuations in blood pressure in older adults could increase the risk of thinking and memory problems. Published in the journal Neurology, the research highlights the connection between blood pressure variability and cognitive decline, making blood pressure management an important focus for preventing conditions like Alzheimer’s disease. […]
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Fortis Healthcare to Raise ₹15.50 Billion via 5-Year Bonds

Fortis Healthcare, one of India’s leading healthcare providers, plans to raise ₹15.50 billion (approximately $182.71 million) through the issuance of floating rate bonds maturing in five years. The move aims to strengthen its financial base and support its operational and strategic objectives. Key Details About the Bond Issue Why This Bond Issue Matters Comparison with […]
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CDSCO Waives Local Clinical Trials for Drugs Approved in Select Countries

To streamline the approval process for new medicines, the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) has decided to waive the requirement for local clinical trials for certain drugs approved in select countries. Union Health Minister Anupriya Patel recently shared this decision in the Lok Sabha, sparking discussions about its impact on drug availability, affordability, and safety in […]
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EEG and MRI may specifically predict death among infants with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy: JAMA

Researchers have made a significant breakthrough in predicting the health outcomes of infants with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) using EEG and MRI data. A recent study, published in JAMA Network Open by Hannah C. and colleagues, shows that combining clinical data with electroencephalography (EEG) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can help accurately predict death or severe […]
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