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• Infertility Treatment Linked To Higher Stroke Risk In Women, Study Reveals

  Several common complications during pregnancy can heighten the risk of stroke in women. Read ahead to know.

• Scrub Typhus Claims Another Victim in Shimla, Death Toll Reaches 5

  Scrub typhus is a bacterial infection caused by the bacterium Orientia tsutsugamushi. It's transmitted to humans through the bite of infected chiggers.

• Global Concerns Surge As Highly Mutated BA.2.86 Variant Of Covid-19 Emerges

  The United States, Switzerland, and Israel have also reported cases involving this novel variant. Read ahead to know more.

• Serum Institute To Soon Malaria Vaccine, Expects Dengue Cure Within A Year

  In his statement, Poonawalla highlighted that following the success of Covishield, SII is poised to introduce a groundbreaking malaria vaccine.

• Dengue Outbreak in Haryana: 62 New Cases in a Day Push Tally Past 1K

  Dengue, a mosquito-borne viral infection, is known for its rapid transmission during the monsoon season. Read ahead to know more.

• Australian Doctors Found A Live Parasite Worm In Woman's Brain

  Researchers believe that the woman contracted the infection while gathering edible shrubs near her residence. Read ahead to know more.

• Study Reveals People Feel Sex-specific Symptoms Before Impending Cardiac Arrest

  The study found that warning signs vary between men and women, with women experiencing shortness of breath and men typically with chest pain.

• Higher Temperatures Can Make Dengue Virus More Deadly; Study

  The study focused on how Dengue virus (DENV) behaves when grown in mosquito-derived cells at higher temperatures. Read ahead.

• Study Finds Participants In Adult Education Have Lower Risk Of Dementia

  The study revealed that those who were engaged in adult education programs exhibited a 19% reduced risk of developing dementia.

• Daily Walk May Lower Your Risk of AFib and Stroke; Study

  The study underscores the potential benefits of regular exercise, even in the form of a daily walk, in reducing the risk of heart rhythm disorders.