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Cervical Spondylosis In Young Adults: How Screen Time And Poor Posture Are Damaging Your Spine
In today's scenario, when the cases of cervical spondylosis are increasing in the younger generation, knowing how to protect your spine is very crucial. Neck pain, upper back stiffness, and frequent headaches have become problems that are more and more often faced by the younger generation. Longer screen time and bad posture are silently ruining the spines of the young generation.
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : The Healthsite
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : The Healthsite
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Why online symptom searches often point to cancer and how to avoid panic
A mild headache. A few days of bloating. Sudden fatigue after a long week. A quick search online, and within minutes, the screen flashes one frightening word: cancer. Why does this happen so often? Why do harmless symptoms appear to lead straight to life-threatening diseases when typed into a search bar?
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : Times of India
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : Times of India
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Kidney Stones Aren’t a One-Time Problem: Experts Warn of 50% Recurrence Risk
Kidney stones are not just a painful one-time event but often signal deeper health imbalances. Experts warn they frequently recur, with a 50% chance within five years. Dehydration, high-salt diets, obesity and certain conditions raise risk. Staying hydrated, adjusting diet, and early treatment are key to preventing repeat kidney stones and protecting kidney health.
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : Times Now
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : Times Now
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Ischaemic Heart Disease Is The Leading Cause Of Death Among Women In India: Doctor Explains Risk Factors
According to WHO, the leading cause of death among women in India in 2021 after COVID-19 was ischemic heart disease (IHD). While COVID-19 claimed 159.9 lives per 1,00,000 population, IHD caused 99.4 deaths every 1,00,000 population.
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : NDTV
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : NDTV
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Oncologist explains why women are more likely to get thyroid cancer, shares 5 warning signs: Voice changes, lump in neck
A 2023 study published in the Journal of Endocrine and Metabolic Research found that early-stage thyroid cancer is about four times more common in women than in men. This puts women at added risk. Let's see why this may happen and what some signs are that may help alert them.
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : Hindustan Times
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : Hindustan Times
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Oncologist warns stomach cancer is ‘silent’ in early stages, reveals 5 warning signs you should never ignore
Worldwide, stomach cancer is in 5th place in terms of cancer prevalence, with it being the 4th most common cancer in men and the 7th most common cancer in women, according to World Cancer Research Fund. It becomes critical to identify the signs early, especially when some of the warning signs can be subtle and overlap with everyday gut-related issues.ALSO READ: Oncologist explains how even ‘1 drink a day’ can slowly increase your risk of oral cancer; shares early warning signsWe asked Dr Kundan, consultant- surgical oncology at Manipal Hospital, Ghaziabad, about why stomach cancer during the initial stages develops silently without any pain and how one can stay alert and identify.
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : Hindustan Times
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : Hindustan Times
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Colorectal cancer: What it is, simple screening tests, treatment and why early detection matters
Colorectal cancer often develops silently, making early screening essential. Simple tests like FIT, FOBT and colonoscopy can detect it at an early stage. Dr Kundan highlights that timely screening, especially after 45, can improve outcomes and make treatment more effective.
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : India TV
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : India TV
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Recurrent UTIs In Women: How Repeated Urinary Infections Can Lead To Chronic Kidney Disease
UTIs (urinary tract infections), unfortunately, in most cases are treated as minor problems, and that is why they don't get much attention, especially in women and the young. The majority of the patients handle them with home remedies or self-prescribed antibiotics. But it is misleading to think of them as just minor short-term problems, as recurrent episodes of infection can be a silent destroyer of kidney health and can lead to chronic kidney issues even before anyone realises it
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : The Healthsite
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : The Healthsite
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Blood in Stool: Why It’s the Most Missed Sign of Colorectal Cancer (Expert Explains)
Spotting blood in the toilet bowl is usually enough to send anyone into a brief panic. Yet, within minutes, most of us talk ourselves down. We blame a lack of dietary fibre, long hours sitting at a desk, and quietly self-diagnose ourselves with a standard case of piles. It is a completely normal human reaction, but also incredibly dangerous.
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : Her Zindagi.com
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : Her Zindagi.com
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Fainted During a Morning Walk? How a Silent Heart Valve Problem Can Cause Sudden Collapse
Fainting during a morning walk may signal heart valve stenosis, a silent condition where a narrowed valve forces the heart to overwork. Subtle symptoms like breathlessness, chest pressure, dizziness, fatigue, and palpitations often precede collapse. Treatment may require medications temporarily, but definitive care involves surgical or minimally invasive valve replacement.
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : Times Now
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
Date : May 28, 2026
Publication name : Times Now
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Manipal Hospitals :Ghaziabad - Delhi NCR
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