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विदेशिने बारे

कठै, मान्छे बेच्छ मेरो देश ! आधुनिक नेपालको दुई सयबर्षे इतिहासमा राजनीतिक, आर्थिक र सामाजिक रुपमा ठुला परिवर्तनहरू भए । तर, यसबिच राज्यको एउटा नीति र नागरिकको एउटा प्रवृत्तिले भने सधैँ निरन्तरता पाइरह्यो । त्यो हो, राज्यको मान्छे बेच्ने नीति र नागरिकको लाहुरे बन्न रमाउने प्रवृत्ति । यो आलेख यिनै …

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Navigating Women’s Health 

Words By: Pragya Pokharel (As per the interview with Dr Nira Singh Shreshta)    In today’s world, women’s health is often overlooked and addressing the same has become increasingly imperative. From anemia to high blood pressure, the changes women go through during pregnancy can have an important impact on her …

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Women’s Health and Plastic Surgery

  Words by Dr Niran Maharjan   Plastic surgery isn’t just about appearance; it’s a remedy for stress and societal pressures, offering lasting solutions beyond superficial beauty concerns. Plastic surgery when being uttered or discussed, the word Women comes in the talk because it’s the field often associated with creating …

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Physiotherapy During Pregnancy

  Words by  Spandana Paudel Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in the prenatal, antenatal, and postnatal phases of pregnancy.   Physical therapy, also known as physiotherapy, is usually understood as a healthcare profession that deals with the treatment related to bones, nerves, and muscle injuries. Physiotherapy also plays a crucial …

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The Role of Gym and Zumba in Women’s Health

  Words by Rajesh Phaiju  In the world of fitness, two powerful tools have emerged as catalysts for women’s health and well-being: the traditional gym and the infectious rhythms of Zumba. Introduction   In the world of fitness, two powerful tools have emerged as catalysts for women’s health and well-being: …

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Surge in STDs Among Female Sex Workers

A recent integrated biological and behavioral surveillance conducted by the Nepal Health Research Council reveals a distressing increase in sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), notably syphilis, among female sex workers in Pokhara. The study, involving 364 participants, highlights a substantial spike in syphilis cases, escalating from 0.6% in 2011 to a …

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Groundbreaking Gene Therapy Restores Hearing

In a groundbreaking development, a Chinese company, Refreshgene Therapeutics, has demonstrated promising results in an experimental gene therapy aimed at restoring hearing in children with congenital deafness. Published in The Lancet, the clinical trial reported significant success, with five out of six children experiencing hearing recovery and enhanced speech recognition …

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Cancer Care Crisis in the UK

    In the wake of the announcement about King Charles’s cancer diagnosis and swift initiation of treatment, concerns are rising about the disparate reality faced by its citizens. Shocking figures reveal that cancer waiting times in the Midlands cities are significantly below the expected NHS targets, leaving patients grappling …

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