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When and how people eat may shape weight outcomes: Research

Scientists point to several variables, including meal timing, eating speed, food structure and individual biological differences, as important influences on how the body regulates weight

Representational image shows a man using **earphones**, highlighting the risk of hearing damage from prolonged use. Photo: Unsplash

Long earphone use may harm hearing, follow the 60/60 rule: ENT doctor

WHO says it has verified 13 attacks on health sites in Iran

Due to the shortage of beds in government hospitals, people's enthusiasm towards private hospitals is increasing in Bangladesh. PHOTO: TBS

Ensure safe motherhood and emergency services reform immediately: Experts

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Low fibre diets affect more than digestion, US doctor explains their impact on overall health

Dr Syed Md Akram Hussain. Photo: Courtesy

Make cancer care an electoral commitment

Doctors often use single-leg balance tests as indicators of health because they are linked to age-related muscle loss, or sarcopenia. Photo: Collected

Balance on one leg: A small exercise with huge benefits for body and brain

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Dengue claims one more life

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Is fruit juice good for fatty liver? Gastroenterologist explains how it affects liver health

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Health to review your medical records

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Health, education face deep cuts in revised ADP as project implementation falters

Hospitals across the country witness a surge in child patients suffering from winter-time ailments such as respiratory infections, pneumonia, bronchiolitis and diarrhoea. The photo was taken at Dhaka Shishu Hospital and Institute last year. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain/TBS

Cold wave triggers spike in winter illnesses, caution advised

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Scarcity of drinking water poses diseases for Noakhali char people