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Stress, changes in the gut microbes, and sensitivity to certain foods like wheat, milk, citrus fruits, beans, cabbage, milk, and aerated drinks can also lead to this condition. |
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For most people, particularly young adults juggling between academic, career, and social life, stress and anxiety may cause very tangible body ailments, such as frequent vomiting. One has to understand the root cause of this symptom to manage it properly., Health, Times Now |
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Certain natural oils may help reduce stress and improve skin health, according to aromatherapy expert Dr Blossom Kochhar. | Health |
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As stories of "AI psychosis" circulate online, experts examine whether chatbots can trigger or amplify delusions, how vulnerable users may be affected, and what this means for mental health in the digital age., Health, Times Now |
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Pregnant at 40, Lin Laishram opens up about motherhood, mental wellness and life with Randeep Hooda. From chanting and meditation to pregnancy cravings and work life, she shares how she's navigating this new phase. |
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Parents often miss seeing the suffering of their kids, 1 in 5 children suffer some form of mental health issues which is not related to intelligence t. |
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From nutrition and scalp care to stress control, simple everyday habits can help improve hair density naturally over time. |
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Breast cancer in adolescents is extremely rare, with most teenage breast lumps being benign, often linked to hormonal changes or fibroadenomas. Doctors stress awareness over panic. Medical attention is advised if lumps are hard, growing, irregular, or accompanied by skin changes or nipple discharge. Early evaluation ensures reassurance and timely care when needed. , Health, Times Now |
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When Fitness Becomes A Fixation: Why Men Are Slipping Into Bigorexia, What's The Mental Health Cost?Unlike body dysmorphic disorder which can focus on perceived flaws, muscle dysmorphia narrows in on muscularity itself, creating what some clinicians call 'reverse anorexia' |
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A top nutrition scientist from King's College, London, has warned that inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) can raise bowel cancer risk by up to 600 per cent, especially in younger people. Chronic gut inflammation damages the bowel lining over time, increasing cancer risk. Doctors stress that early diagnosis, regular screening, and effective IBD treatment can significantly reduce life-threatening complications. , Health, Times Now |
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