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2025 might not be the year for health insurance industry: Here is why

As we are a few days away from 2025, the health insurance industry faces a trifecta of challenges, all of which have been tarring and feathering performance. Facing growing pressure to curb escalating healthcare costs and growing consumer dissatisfaction, the industry has faced a host of headwinds. Managed care stocks have significantly underperformed this year,

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What are the differences between sparkling water and still water?

Sparkling water and still water both have been refreshing choices for people to hydrate themselves. Yet, the two types of water differ in taste, and even in composition. Not only this but when it comes to texture and health benefits, these two types of water are as dissimilar as can be. Even though most of

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Which is the world’s most expensive coffee and how it is obtained?

For coffee fanatics a cup of coffee is not just a beverage, it is an experience. From cappuccinos to espressos, the variety is endless. However, did you know that the world’s most expensive coffee is also one with a jaw-dropping price and a just as intriguing narrative? If you thought coffee was just about beans

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How did Bharti Singh lose weight? 3 expert tips revealed

India’s favorite comic cum entertainer Bharti Singh is always known by the name of “wit,” “charm,”. While she kicked off as a chubby charm, her “transformation” is publicly being discussed now. Comedy’s Queen, who once bragged about her passion for eating in endless interviews, has made an astonishing change, losing more than 15 kg healthily

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Lymphoedema: The side-effect of cancer nobody talks about

Many cancer survivors leave the treatment table triumphant, but for millions, the aftermath is a hidden yet life-changing side-effect: lymphoedema. This chronic and incurable disorder arises from damage to the lymphatic system, causing swelling in parts of the body. Yet it affects millions of people around the world, yet it remains underdiagnosed, underresearched, and underfunded.

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Russia announces free of cost cancer vaccine with AI, to be available from January 2025

Russia has announced a breakthrough in cancer treatment after developing its own mRNA-based cancer vaccine. The free-of-charge vaccine to patients will be available as early as January 2025, according to state news agency TASS. This breakthrough is being hailed as a major stride in the global fight against cancer. The new vaccine relies on mRNA

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Future of sexual wellness in India is not a taboo anymore

The road ahead of sexual wellness in India is a dramatic change. Once a topic whispered about in secrecy, intimate wellness products are becoming as commonplace as everyday groceries. Mishka, a 32-year-old IT professional, recently found sexual wellness products (lubricants and vibrators) in an on-demand marketplace for shopping basics. This new level of accessibility is

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Right Ways of Meditation: 10 Steps to Inner Peace

Meditation is an efficient tool for mental efficiency, for mental tranquility, and for mental tranquility. However, in order to fully realize its potential applications, meditation must be practiced in a suitable manner. Whether you’re seeking a calm mind or greater self-awareness, approaching meditation correctly ensures lasting benefits. In this guide, we’ll break down the essential

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Winter in India: How to protect yourself from allergies and smog?

Winter in India is a period of bright morning hours and sunny, warm evenings, but it comes with a whole platter of allergens and nasty smog to settle upon your body. Smog, a cloud of pollutants and fog, is enhanced in winter under chilling temperatures and reduced atmospheric transport, specifically in heavily industrialized large cities

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US FDA study links Asthma drug Montelukast to mental health issues

A study funded by the U.S. government has discovered that a popular asthma drug called Singulair, with the chemical name montelukast, could be linked to severe mental problems in some patients. Researchers uncovered that the medication binds to brain receptors vital for mood regulation, cognition, and impulse control. The research was discussed at a recent

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