Mold exposure at home: How to protect your health until you get a long-term fix

From breathing problems, coughing, irritation, and fatigue to long term issues including respiratory tract infections, mold exposure is a threat to health in many ways. However, many can’t leave their place even after mold exposure and the reasons can vary from financial constraints to lack of alternatives. In such cases, supporting detoxification from the mold…

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Not just LDL cholesterol: AIIMS-trained doctor shares two other markers that can predict heart attack risk

When it comes to heart health, cholesterol is the most talked about lipid profile, and heart attacks are often discussed in the context of high levels of LDL cholesterol. But, there’s more to the picture. Despite having LDL cholesterol levels in the normal range, the risk of heart attack can be high.Recently, AIIMS-trained doctor Priyanka…

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When English fast bowler Brydon Carse considered ‘amputating’ his toe to continue playing cricket, and why a minor injury should never be ignored

English cricketer Brydon Carse recently experienced a severe foot injury (2024-2025) so painful, that he considered amputating his toe to continue playing cricket. Let’s take a look at what happened, and if Brydon really amputated his toe or not…What exactly happened to Brydon Carse’s toeBrydon Carse, 30, developed deep, infected cuts on the second toe…

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Do mustard and vinegar really help heartburn? A gastroenterologist explains

Heartburn strikes with that sharp chest burn after eating, leaving many desperate for relief. It is most commonly caused by-stomach acid travelling up towards the throat (acid reflux). Folks swear by vinegar-based fixes like mustard, apple cider vinegar, or pickle juice, claiming instant calm. Florida gastroenterologist Dr. Joseph Salhab-recently explained why these help some people…

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