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Poor sleep in one partner can affect both partners’ diets: Study

Poor sleep in one partner can affect both partners’ diets: Study

A new Concordia-led study of cohabiting couples found poor sleep in one partner may affect both partners' diets. A partner's poorer sleep was linked to less effort and confidence in eating healthily in the other person. Researchers suggested a tired partner may bring more calorie-dense foods such as chips, chocolate and sweets into the household and influence shared household choices.

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Concordia.ca 9:27 AM • 16 Sept 2026
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Doctors warn family heart history can hide cardiovascular risks

Doctors warn family heart history can hide cardiovascular risks

Being young, fit and symptom-free does not always mean your heart is healthy. Doctors warn that a family history of heart disease can signal inherited cardiovascular risks that may remain hidden for years. Knowing your family history, monitoring key health markers and seeking timely medical advice can help identify potential risks early.

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Times Now 3:43 PM • 15 Sept 2026
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Zylo AI Calorie Tracker

From Tracking to Transformation, My Journey with Zylo AI Calorie Counter

I used to struggle with tracking my meals and staying consistent. Then I found Zylo AI, it made calorie tracking effortless. Just a quick photo, and I knew exactly what I was eating. I have Lost over 12 Pounds (Kgs) in 30 days.
Over time, I learned my habits, made smarter food choices, and finally reached my goal weight. Zylo didn’t just count calories; it guided me toward balance and progress.
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Extremely hot tea, coffee may raise oesophageal cancer risk: Study

Extremely hot tea, coffee may raise oesophageal cancer risk: Study

Drinking extremely hot tea or coffee, particularly above 65°C, may increase the risk of oesophageal cancer, research suggests. The concern is not the beverage itself but repeated exposure to very high temperatures, which can damage the oesophagus. Allowing hot drinks to cool before consuming them may help reduce the risk associated with heat-related irritation.

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The CSR Journal 3:17 PM • 15 Sept 2026
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India issues warning for 2 Pakistani fairness creams

India issues warning for 2 Pakistani fairness creams

The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation, or CDSCO, has warned citizens against buying two Pakistani creams - Goree Beauty Cream and Chandni Whitening Cream. Both creams were found to contain excessive levels of heavy metals, which are harmful to health, and did not have an import registration certificate.

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Moneycontrol 1:39 PM • 15 Sept 2026
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Experts warn red eyes after contact lenses may signal eye problems

Experts warn red eyes after contact lenses may signal eye problems

Red eyes after wearing contact lenses may be more than simple irritation. Persistent redness, pain, blurred vision, light sensitivity, discharge or excessive watering can signal serious eye problems, including infections or corneal damage. Experts advise contact lens users to recognise warning signs early and seek prompt medical attention when symptoms persist.

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Times Now 1:34 PM • 15 Sept 2026
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Doctors explain why adult vaccination matters, who needs it most

Doctors explain why adult vaccination matters, who needs it most

Adult vaccination is often overlooked despite its role in preventing serious infections and complications. Doctors recommend reviewing vaccines based on age, health conditions, occupation, travel, pregnancy and previous immunisation. Staying up to date can protect individuals and vulnerable family members while reducing the spread of preventable diseases.

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Times Now 1:13 PM • 15 Sept 2026
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Zylo AI Calorie Tracker

I Lost 26 Kgs — Zylo AI Calorie Tracker Made It Possible, it's the best calorie Tracker I have used

I’d tried every diet and app before, but nothing stuck. Then I discovered Zylo AI. Instead of guessing, I started tracking my meals with a single photo. Zylo instantly showed me calories, protein, and nutrients no manual logging, no confusion.
Slowly, I built better habits and stayed consistent. In just months, I lost 26 kgs and gained real confidence. Zylo didn’t just track my food — it changed how I live.

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Dermatologists warn black mehendi can cause severe skin burns

Dermatologists warn black mehendi can cause severe skin burns

Black mehendi may contain para-phenylenediamine (PPD), a chemical used to create a darker, faster-lasting stain. Dermatologists warn that PPD can trigger severe allergic reactions, including redness, blistering, swelling, burns and lasting skin damage. Children and people with sensitive skin may be particularly vulnerable, making so-called "instant black mehendi" risky.

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Times Now 11:43 AM • 15 Sept 2026
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Pakistan faces severe child malnutrition crisis: Report

Pakistan faces severe child malnutrition crisis: Report

Pakistan continues to face a severe child malnutrition crisis, with the National Nutrition Survey 2018 reporting stunting in 40.2% and wasting in 17.7% of children under five. A new report warns that undernutrition, micronutrient deficiencies, floods and unsafe environments are worsening children's vulnerability, calling for sustained political commitment and coordinated action.

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Medical Dialogues 11:26 AM • 15 Sept 2026
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Karnataka SIT uncovers fake medicine network

Karnataka SIT uncovers fake medicine network

Karnataka SIT's probe into an alleged counterfeit medicine racket has uncovered a network suspected of supplying fake tablets and syrups to over 80 medical shops and private hospitals. Key accused Veeresh Kumar Jain is being questioned over the network, which investigators estimate had an annual turnover exceeding Rs 15 crore and possible links across multiple states.

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Medical Dialogues 10:59 AM • 15 Sept 2026
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Urinary changes after 50 shouldn’t be ignored

Urinary changes after 50 shouldn’t be ignored

Urinary changes after 50, including frequent urination, weak urine flow and difficulty starting urination, should not always be dismissed as ageing. Dr Utkarsh Ajgaonkar says such symptoms may be linked to an enlarged prostate, infections or other conditions. Persistent symptoms, blood in urine or unexplained pain warrant timely medical evaluation to identify the underlying cause.

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Medical Dialogues 10:17 AM • 15 Sept 2026
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