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08 Nov

Dengue takes life of a youth in Siliguri

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On 08th November a youth named Bappa Roy a resident of Siliguri’s Ward No. 23 lost his life due to dengue. Bappa was 30 years old and as per reports he was admitted to a nursing home in Khalpara last Monday due to a fever and other issues. On Tuesday morning he was taken to North Bengal Medical College and Hospital (NBMCH) where he breathed his last. This is very sad incident to the people of Siliguri as youth like Bappa are dying from dengue and it makes a big problem to the people as they will be afraid. Actually…

28 Oct

Benefits of adding lemon tea to your morning routine

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For everyone starting the day with lemon tea is very special as it gives them the ultimate relaxation. But do you know there are many benefits of adding this habit to your life? Actually lemon is available to anyone and everyone likes to consume it because of its sour taste but people should make a habit of adding lemon tea to their morning routine as it will give them many benefits. At first, it will benefit you by strengthening your immune system and removing all toxins from your body as it is rich in vitamin C. Actually in today's world…

14 Oct

H for Handwashing Games: Lifebuoy Reimagines Iconic Board Games to Promote Hygiene Through Play

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Lifebuoy has joined hands with Imagimake , one of India's leading toy design companies, to introduce the ' H for Handwashing Games ', in conjunction with Global Handwashing Day on October 15, 2023. These innovative games provide engaging and interactive solutions to guide children to practice proper hand hygiene regularly by highlighting various instances where children should wash hands with soap. The 'H for Handwashing' movement which started back in the year 2020 has impacted over 12 million children from more than 30,000 schools across 25 countries, promoting handwashing with soap as a fundamental practice for better health.

12 Oct

How to improve your mental health

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Today in this advance world people forget to take care there mental health as they are totally busy in their life. Actually people have full of stress, anxiety and depression and there life have become full of problem as they don't give much importance to their mental health. In reality mental health is as important as physical health but since it cannot be seen properly people forget to take care of it. People need to take care there mental health and should take necessary steps for it. People should invest their time for exercise and meditation as it will improve…

12 Sep

Threads blocks searches related to Covid

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Instagram's text-based social media platform, Threads, recently came under controversy, as it launched its modified search function on September 8 that blocks searches related to the coronavirus and other pandemic-linked questions, according to a washington post report. Within 24 hours of the last development, the company was in controversy. When users tried threads to search for content related to "COVID" and "Long Covid," they found a blank screen with no search results, with a pop-up linking to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website, the report added. Meta confirmed in a statement to The Washington Post that Threads was…

12 Sep

Nipah alert in Kerala after 2 ‘unnatural’ deaths due to fever

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The Kerala Health Department on Monday issued a health alert in Kozhikode district after two deaths were suspected to be due to Nipah virus infection, which it described as "unnatural".As reported by PTI, the state's health minister, Veena George, conducted a high-level meeting to assess the situation, as the health department said in a statement on Monday night. It said two "unnatural" deaths following fever were reported from a private hospital and suspected to be due to the Nipah virus. Additionally, it has been learned that a relative of one of the deceased has also been admitted to the Intensive…

11 Sep

Dengue cases rise in rural Bengal

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Dengue seems to be taking a toll every day in West Bengal, especially in rural pockets of the state, with the number of cases crossing 15,000 by Sunday afternoon. According to state health department statistics, the total number of victims so far this season is 15,272, of which 10,321 are reported from rural areas, while the remaining 4,951 are from urban areas. After Nadia, the maximum number of cases were reported from North 24 Parganas district. The total number of dengue deaths in the state is 24. The latest death was reported from Dakshin Dum Dum in North 24 Parganas…

11 Sep

Centre warns about fake versions of liver medicine & cancer drug as WHO issues alerts

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The Central Drug Standards Control Organisation has flagged two drugs — anti-cancer adcetris injection and liver drug Defitelio — for multiple counterfeit versions following who warnings and asked state drug regulators to monitor their sales and distribution. The Drug Controller Advisory issued a safety alert this week that identified multiple fake versions of Adcetris injection 50 mg manufactured by Takeda Pharmaceutical Co Ltd and in four countries, including India. “These products are often available at the patient level and are distributed in unregulated supply chains (mainly online). Products have been identified in both controlled and illicit supply chains, sometimes even…

17 Aug

Apple Urges Users To Avoid Sleeping Against A Phone Left To Charge Overnight

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The cases of explosion of mobile phones left in a charge overnight is increasing with each passing day. A family in the UK was lucky enough to escape from such an explosion, when a mobile phone caught fire while charging overnight. In the backdrop of such cases, Apple has requested everyone to not leave mobile phones for charging overnight. The company has also issued guidelines regarding this, which states that any individual shouldn't keep their devices under pillow or blanket as it may cause the device to get heated quickly. Neither they should sleep against a mobile phones left in…

11 Aug

Doctors Can Now Refuse To Treat “Abusive, Violent” Patients: Medical Body

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The National Medical Commission has issued a notice providing relief to the Registered Medical Practitioner from abusive and violent behaviour of patients or relatives. Doctors can now refuse to treat patients because of their abusive or violent activities. The initiative has been taken to discourage the violence against doctors. "The RMP who attends to the patient will be fully accountable for his actions and entitled to the appropriate fees. In case of abusive, unruly, and violent patients or relatives, the RMP can document and report the behavior and refuse to treat the patient. Such patients should be referred for further…