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Gastro Sciences | Post Date : Dec 13, 2025
Have you ever wondered why some people seem to eat freely without gaining weight, while others struggle despite eating carefully? The answer often lies in metabolic rate.
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Orthopaedics | Post Date : Dec 13, 2025
Joint pain that doesn’t go away, stiffness in the morning, swelling after simple activities—many people live with these symptoms without realizing they may be due to arthritis pain.
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Gastro Sciences | Post Date : Dec 12, 2025
Gut health has become one of the most talked-about topics in health and wellness—and for good reason. Your gut does much more than just digest food. It plays a key role in your immunity, energy levels, mental health, and overall well-being.
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Orthopaedics | Post Date : Dec 12, 2025
Knee pain is one of the most common joint problems affecting people of all ages. From young athletes and working professionals to elderly individuals, knee joint pain can make simple daily activities like walking, climbing stairs, sitting, or standing extremely uncomfortable.
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Internal Medicine | Post Date : Dec 11, 2025
Roti or chapati is one of the most common foods in Indian households. Whether you’re trying to lose weight, manage diabetes, or simply track your daily calorie intake, one of the most searched queries online is: “How many calories are there in one roti?”
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Pulmonology | Post Date : Dec 10, 2025
Tuberculosis, commonly known as TB, is one of the oldest and most common infectious diseases in the world. In India, it still affects lakhs of people every year. The good news? TB is curable — if detected early and treated properly.
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