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Psychiatrist advises kids should only get smartphones after the age of 12

  PHILADELPHIA, USA (Kashmir English): Kids who owned a smartphone by age 12 had a greater risk of depression, insufficient sleep, and obesity compared to those who didn’t, research has confirmed. A research team led by Ran Barzilay, a psychiatrist and researcher at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, linked getting a smartphone at a young age […]

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Hot coffee in plastic cups could be a hidden health risk

  ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): Scientists have warned that hot coffee served in plastic cups may expose people to thousands of microplastic particles. Searches on the subject add to mounting evidence about the hidden risks of everyday plastic use. According to recent scientific studies, hot food and beverages stored in plastic containers release significantly more microplastic

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WHO rejects U.S. accusations as withdrawal sparks global health rift

WHO rejects U.S. accusations as withdrawal sparks global health rift

WASHINGTON DC (Kashmir English): The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued an unusually defensive and politically charged statement following the United States formal notification of withdrawal, which shows deep fractures in global health governance and brings back old accusations of institutional failure, lack of transparency, and political interference. The World Health Organization (WHO) describes the

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Women urged to increase water intake during dry winter weather

  ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): Medical experts have advised women to increase water intake and their intake of seasonal fruits such as kinnow, malta and guava to prevent skin problems during winter. During peak winter, cold and dry weather causes reduction in moisture in the air, causing skin dehydration. Experts warn that women are particularly affected,

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Fact Check: Mysterious disease claims life of nine children in Muzaffargarh

Fact Check: Mysterious disease claims life of nine children in Muzaffargarh

MUZAFFARGARH (Kashmir English):  Muzaffargarh has been hit by a mysterious disease that has claimed the life of at least nine children, while 11 other children are critically ill and administered in the hospital. According to some reports, the location of the disease has mentioned to be Muzaffarabad, Azad Kashmir; however, according to state-owned media, the

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Simple lifestyle changes that can help prevent high blood pressure!

  ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): High blood pressure (hypertension) remains a leading, often silent, global health threat that silently damages the heart, brain, and kidneys, significantly raising the risk of stroke and heart disease. Defined by medical experts as consistently high pressure in the arteries — typically 130/80 mm Hg or higher — this condition requires

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Latest update on Azad Kashmir Sehat Sahulat program

Latest update on Azad Kashmir Sehat Sahulat program

MUZAFFARABAD (Kashmir English): The Azad Jammu and Kashmir government has announced that the Sehat Sahulat program has been revived. Under this program, deserving and eligible citizens will be able to get free and quality medical facilities in government and private panel hospitals. According to officials, through this program, patients will be provided free treatment, medicines,

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Alert: Punjab recalls substandard medicines from market

  LAHORE (Kashmir English): The Directorate of Drugs Control, Punjab, has ordered the manufacturers to recall the declared substandard and adulterated batches of medicines from the market. According to a public notice, the Drug Testing Laboratories Punjab declared the listed medicines as substandard and adulterated, following which the Provincial Quality Control Board directed to recall

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