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Andrew Huberman explains eye technique that may help with sleep

Andrew Huberman explains eye technique that may help with sleep

Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman discusses an eye-based technique that may help calm the brain and support sleep. The approach focuses on reducing visual stimulation and encouraging relaxation before bedtime. He says the ability to rest is linked to future success, adding, "The person that can turn their mind off in the final hour of their day" is more likely to get better, deeper sleep.

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Times Now 11:09 AM • 2 Sept 2026
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West Bengal CM says dengue situation serious but not alarming

West Bengal CM says dengue situation serious but not alarming

West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari said the dengue situation is serious but not alarming, urging people not to panic. He said around 4,000 cases were reported till August 2026, lower than 7,600 during the same period last year. The state will monitor the situation till November and provide free dengue tests to detect cases early.

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Medical Dialogues 10:50 AM • 2 Sept 2026
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From Tracking to Transformation, My Journey with Zylo AI Calorie Counter

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Maha govt makes healthy food mandatory at offices and canteens

Maha govt makes healthy food mandatory at offices and canteens

Maharashtra Cabinet has made healthy snacks and balanced meals mandatory at government and semi-government meetings, events and canteens. Menus will prioritise fruits, boiled eggs, sprouts, poha, idli-sambar, millets, buttermilk, salads, vegetables and pulses, while limiting oily and processed foods. Departments will follow health-conscious guidelines based on ICMR-NIN recommendations.

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Medical Dialogues 10:46 AM • 2 Sept 2026
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Maha school lunch triggers illness, 31 students hospitalised

Maha school lunch triggers illness, 31 students hospitalised

Thirty-one students were hospitalised after falling ill following a school lunch in Maharashtra's Chandrapur. A lizard reportedly fell into the food while it was being cooked and went unnoticed. Students later complained of nausea, vomiting, stomach pain and dizziness. Their condition is stable, while the Education Department and police are investigating the incident.

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Medical Dialogues 10:44 AM • 2 Sept 2026
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US woman gives birth to rare triplets with identical twins

US woman gives birth to rare triplets with identical twins

A Los Angeles woman has given birth to naturally conceived triplets, including identical twins and their fraternal brother. Born at 36 weeks, the three boys had a combined weight of about 19 pounds. Doctors described the spontaneous pregnancy as exceptionally rare, requiring an expanded medical team for the delivery.

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Times Now 6:22 AM • 2 Sept 2026
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Once-weekly HIV pill shows promise in Phase 3 clinical trial

Once-weekly HIV pill shows promise in Phase 3 clinical trial

A new once-weekly HIV pill has shown encouraging results in a Phase 3 trial, matching the effectiveness of daily treatment. The tablet combines Merck's islatravir and Gilead's lenacapavir and could become the first complete once-weekly oral HIV treatment if approved. Further monitoring will assess its long-term safety.

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Times Now 5:08 AM • 2 Sept 2026
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I Lost 26 Kgs — Zylo AI Calorie Tracker Made It Possible, it's the best calorie Tracker I have used

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7 daily habits that raise your blood pressure without warning

7 daily habits that raise your blood pressure without warning

Everyday habits like excess salt, poor sleep, stress, inactivity, smoking, alcohol use and too much caffeine can quietly push blood pressure higher. Even seemingly harmless routines may increase hypertension risk over time. Recognising these triggers and making simple lifestyle changes can help protect heart health and keep blood pressure within a healthier range.

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Times Now 3:50 AM • 2 Sept 2026
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Health Ministry issues H1N1 caution for children, high-risk groups

Health Ministry issues H1N1 caution for children, high-risk groups

Rising H1N1 influenza cases have raised concern, with the Health Ministry urging caution among children, elderly people and high-risk groups. Common symptoms include fever, cough, sore throat, headache, body aches and fatigue. People are advised to maintain hygiene and seek medical care if symptoms persist beyond five to six days. H1N1 is mostly self-limiting in healthy adults, the ministry said.

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Times Now 5:52 PM • 1 Sept 2026
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Antibiotic-resistant infections kill more patients & are more expensive to treat: Study

Antibiotic-resistant infections kill more patients & are more expensive to treat: Study

An ICMR study conducted from 2022 to 2025 has found that hospitalised patients are more likely to die from antibiotic-resistant Gram-negative bacteria than from infections caused by drug-susceptible strains. Treating antibiotic-resistant gram-negative bacteria is more expensive too. Gram-negative bacteria affect body parts like the lungs, urinary tract, and even the bloodstream.

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Indian Express 5:08 PM • 1 Sept 2026
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Bengaluru man finds 'smoked beedi' in Zomato pav bhaji order

Bengaluru man finds 'smoked beedi' in Zomato pav bhaji order

A Bengaluru man, Priyam Tahabilder, claimed he found a fully smoked beedi on the plate with his pav bhaji ordered through Zomato. His social media post went viral, prompting users to question restaurant hygiene and responsibility. Zomato reportedly contacted him and offered a Rs 100 coupon. Meanwhile, netizens reacted with jokes, including one calling it an "extra smoke flavor"

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Free Press Journal 2:34 PM • 1 Sept 2026
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