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    Lifestyle Factors Fuel Health Concerns: Analysis of Delhi-NCR and National Trends

    New Delhi, April 8 The Delhi-NCR region is experiencing a worrying rise in lifestyle diseases, with 17% of those screened found to have diabetes, 19% hypertension, 23% anemia, and a striking 81% obesity, according to a report by a private hospital group."These findings highlight the need for...
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    Government Report Details Hypertension & Diabetes Trends in Indian Army JCOs/OR

    New Delhi, April 1 According to data from the Indian Army's record offices for arms and services up to December 31, 2023, the prevalence of hypertension among junior commissioned officers and other ranks (JCOs/OR) was 9.61%, the government informed a parliamentary panel.The Ministry of...
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    Haryana CM Highlights Ayurveda's Sustainability

    Chandigarh, March 31 Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said on Tuesday that Ayurveda is the most sustainable system of care for managing lifestyle-related diseases such as stress, diabetes, and hypertension.Addressing the golden jubilee celebrations of Shri Dhanwantri Ayurvedic College...
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    PM Modi Urges Sugar Reduction for Health

    New Delhi, March 29 Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged citizens to reduce their sugar intake and cut down on cooking oil by 10 percent, saying that such small efforts will keep people away from obesity and lifestyle diseases.In his monthly radio address, ‘Mann Ki Baat’, Modi said...
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    India's Traditional Medicine Gains Global Recognition

    Pune, March 22 Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan said on Sunday that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India's traditional systems of medicine have gained renewed global recognition.Addressing the 81st Foundation Day celebrations of Nisargopachar Ashram at Uruli Kanchan in...
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    Trump's Surgeon General Prioritizes Prevention-First Healthcare

    Washington, February 26, Dr. Casey Means, Donald Trump's nominee for US Surgeon General, told senators that America is "the most chronically ill, high-income nation in the world," promoting a prevention-first approach that mirrors growing concerns in India over diabetes, obesity, and...
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