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theweek.in > news > health > 09/13/2026 > surat-school-food-poisoning-75-students-fall-ill-12-hospitalised-after-diarrhoea-and-vomiting.html

Surat school food poisoning: 75 students fall ill, 12 hospitalised after diarrhoea and vomiting

18+ hour, 56+ min ago   (279+ words) In a matter of grave concern, students reportedly fell ill following a suspected food poisoning incident in Gujarat's Surat, with at least 12 of them needing hospitalisation. As per officials, the students are out of danger. "Seventy-five students residing in the…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/13/2026 > feet-tingling-or-burning-apollo-doctor-lists-7-possible-causes-that-you-shouldnt-ignore.html

Feet tingling or burning? Apollo doctor lists 7 possible causes that you shouldn’t ignore

20+ hour, 30+ min ago   (1082+ words) Prof Dr. Sudhir Kumar For 52-year-old Rajesh, a shopkeeper in Hyderabad, the problem began as a mild tingling in his toes. "I thought it was because I was standing all day," he says. Within a few months, however, his feet…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/13/2026 > brics-alerts-on-obesity-and-ncds-heres-how-indias-desk-workers-can-beat-sedentary-risks.html

BRICS warning on obesity and NCDs: Here's how India's desk workers can beat sedentary risks

1+ day, 11+ hour ago   (280+ words) The BRICS New Delhi Declaration has officially recognized obesity and non-communicable diseases as major global health challenges, calling for healthier lifestyles and stronger preventive healthcare India has an opportunity to implement a healthier lifestyle roadmap tailored to the realities of…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/10/2026 > one-health-one-future-how-scientific-research-is-shaping-ayurveda-for-a-healthier-tomorrow.html

'One Health, One Future': How scientific research is shaping Ayurveda for a healthier tomorrow

4+ day, 3+ hour ago   (447+ words) Science must remain central to all efforts to improve health, with Ayurveda's knowledge requiring rigorous study, validation, and translation into practice CCRAS is developing standards for Ayurvedic food practices and medicinal plants, and collaborating with the Bureau of Indian Standards…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/09/2026 > actor-rajesh-sharma-reveals-the-reason-behind-his-hospitalisation-can-diabetes-turn-a-skin-issue-to-a-serious-health-scare.html

Actor Rajesh Sharma reveals the reason behind his hospitalisation: Can diabetes turn a skin issue to a serious health scare?

4+ day, 19+ hour ago   (291+ words) Actor Rajesh Sharma has clarified that his recent hospitalisation was not because of a bug bite during a movie shoot in Hyderabad Veteran actor Rajesh Sharma has cleared the air about his medical condition that resulted in hospitalisation for several…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/07/2026 > 7-brain-healthy-foods-indians-should-eat-more-often-to-support-memory-and-ageing.html

7 brain-healthy foods Indians should eat more often to support memory and ageing

6+ day, 18+ hour ago   (644+ words) Prof Dr. Sudhir Kumar What should we eat to keep our brain sharp as we age? Can what you eat today influence how well your brain works 20 or 30 years from now? Increasing evidence suggests that it can. The good news…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/07/2026 > dengue-to-monsoon-fever-what-your-platelet-and-wbc-counts-can-tell-you.html

Dengue to monsoon fever: What your platelet and WBC counts can tell you

6+ day, 19+ hour ago   (563+ words) When navigating monsoon illnesses, remember that a laboratory report should never be read in isolation Every monsoon, clinics are flooded with patients suffering from fevers. Whether it’s a standard viral infection, a throat bug, or mosquito-borne illnesses like dengue and…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/05/2026 > dr-mazda-turel-the-week-healthy-young-mind-healthy-india.html

Dr Mazda Turel’s prescription for living long, thinking good at THE WEEK ‘Healthy Young Mind, Healthy India’

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (188+ words) Neurosurgeon Dr. Mazda Turel, author of 'Bheja Fry', spoke on 'The Young Brain' at a mental health event, offering practical advice for brain health and longevity Dr. Turel emphasized lifestyle choices like exercise, diet, sleep, and mindfulness to promote neurogenesis…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/05/2026 > indias-young-cannot-be-allowed-to-suffer-in-silence-anupriya-patel.amp.html

‘India’s young cannot be allowed to suffer in silence’: Anupriya Patel

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (1209+ words) At THE WEEK’s ‘Healthy Young Mind, Healthy India’ event, Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Anupriya Patel said the silence around mental health needs to be broken Government initiatives like Tele-MANAS, a confidential helpline, have already handled…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/05/2026 > seeking-professional-help-a-sign-of-strength-and-not-weakness-aiims-professor.html

‘Seeking professional help a sign of strength and not weakness’: AIIMS professor

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (296+ words) AIIMS Professor Gauri Shankar Kaloiya advocated practical interventions like SMART goals and lifestyle adjustments to help students navigate academic pressures and regain control of their lives, at THE WEEK’s ‘Healthy Young Mind, Healthy India’ event Seeking professional help from counsellors…...