Health
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821Cloth use during menstruation remains common in JK, posing health risks to women, say doctors
Srinagar: A considerable proportion of women in Jammu and Kashmir continue to rely on traditional cloth for menstrual protection, which poses risks...
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696‘NB.1.8.1 and LF.7’: India sees surge in COVID cases with new variants; tally crosses 1,000
New Delhi: As of May 26, 2025, India has reported 1,009 active COVID-19 cases, according to the Ministry of Health and Family...
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1.8KTired all the time? Understanding and addressing mental fatigue
You wake up tired. Go through the day half-awake. Sleep comes, but rest doesn’t. People call you lazy. They say you’ve lost...
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1.8KKashmiri cancer researcher at Harvard, Dr Khalid Shah felicitated at SKIMS for ‘groundbreaking work’
Srinagar: Dr Khalid Shah, a globally acclaimed cancer researcher from Kashmir, was honoured at SKIMS Soura during a CME & Research Orientation...
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1.8KKashmir’s Mental Health Emergency: A crisis we cannot ignore
For decades, the picturesque valley of Kashmir has been synonymous with both natural beauty and political turmoil. Behind its serene landscapes lies...
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1.5KFrom tradition to takeout: How fast-food is impacting health and community in Kashmir
It wasn’t long ago that people in Kashmir would sit down to eat together—families, friends, neighbours. The meals were cooked slowly, carefully....
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686Badhaal deaths: 529 agrochemical samples collected in Rajouri
Rajouri: The dedicated teams constituted by Deputy Commissioner Abhishek Sharma have collected 529 samples of insecticides, pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers from across...
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1.0KRajouri deaths: All patients out of danger, to be discharged soon
FSL reports awaited to confirm cause of deaths: Official Srinagar: The situation in the Badhaal area of Rajouri district is improving as...
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1.0K5-member team to probe sudden rise of jaundice cases in Anantnag village
Anantnag: Government medical college Anantnag has formed a five-member probe team after 27 persons, mostly children, were found positive for jaundice in...
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27 cases of jaundice reported in Anantnag village
Anantnag: At least 27 people, mostly children, have tested positive for jaundice in the Gutlibagh village of Anantnag, raising concern among locals....
