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A new WHO report reveals 37 per cent of global cancers are preventable -- but are Indians ignoring the biggest risks? Oncologists warn tobacco, HPV and obesity may be silently driving a surge nationwide. |
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A new WHO report reveals 37 per cent of global cancers are preventable -- but are Indians ignoring the biggest risks? Oncologists warn tobacco, HPV and obesity may be silently driving a surge nationwide. |
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Presenteeism occurs when employees work despite being unwell, exhausted, or mentally stressed, leading to reduced productivity despite full attendance. Poor health affects focus, decision-making, and performance, causing errors and delays. Often driven by workplace culture, it costs organizations more than absenteeism. Prioritizing employee well-being, supportive leadership, and realistic workloads can improve both health and productivity. , Health, Times Now |
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Nearly half of those with cataract blindness lack access to surgery; WHO calls for expanded eye-care services and infrastructure. |
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As the world marked World No Tobacco Day, with the theme "Commit to Quit", the Nigeria Heart Foundation, NHF has tasked the Federal government over non-implementation of the 2007 Tobacco Act, even as it raised the alarm over the increasing number of Nigerians who smoke. |
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Dr Walter Mulombo, the World Health Organisation (WHO) Representative to Nigeria, says the world body is set to scale up programmes in 22 countries to help people to quit tobacco use |
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On this year's World No Tobacco Day, the World Health Organisation, WHO has warned that smoking one cigarette a day can seriously harm a person's health even as it disclosed that no fewer than 1.2 million non-smokers die from exposure to tobacco smoke |
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) has launched a campaign to support millions of tobacco users who are actively taking steps to save their lives but still need help to succeed |
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The World Health Assembly, the main governing body of the World Health Organisation (WHO), has adopted a new resolution on malaria |
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Africa needs at least 20 million doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine in the next six weeks to get second doses to all who received the first dose within the 8--12-week interval between doses recommended by the World Health Organisation, WHO |