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Woman receiving medical screening while lying on the ground beside a clinician in a purple dress during a breast health outreach — mammogram awareness for older women.

New Guidance Recommended Mammograms Every Two Years for Older Women

Editorial Team May 28, 2026
Marlama Tamang resides in the Nuwakot district of Nepal. Nuwakot is located in the northern part of Kathmandu. From the age of 25, he suffered from leprosy. He has done several treatments to cure it. His neighbor and villager changed there behavior towards him start treating him badly. So, he feel disappointment and he didn’t;t go outside his house. Later, he was cured after regular use of medicine but there is only few fingers left in his hand. He stay at home alone when his wife and son go for a work.

How These New Modifiable Risk Factors Could Raise Your Dementia Risk—And What You Can Do About…

Editorial Team Aug 27, 2024
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Sinkhole Threat: 41% of Kuala Lumpur and Ampang Jaya at High Risk

Editorial Team Aug 26, 2024
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