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Emergency contraceptive pills can be good if you had unprotected sex or missed taking your birth control pills. However, using these pills as a daily method of contraception can be dangerous for your health and you need to be clear about a few myths which are associated with emergency contraceptive pills before you use them. They won't halt your pregnancy and they will work even if you don't take them within two days of intercourse. Also, these pills won't cause any side-effects apart from a headache or nausea which will go away in a couple of days.
Reportedly, the police lathi-charged the whitecoats who had come in large numbers and were heading towards the State Assembly to oppose the bill.
Ayurveda can help prevent Down's syndrome. To help us understand more about this, Dr Smita Naram, Co-Founder, Ayushakti, shares her knowledge with us.
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After being diagnosed with blood cancer in 2021, Lok Sabha member and veteran actress Kirron Kher suffers from a deadly, dangerous disease. Kher herself has informed about her health update through Twitter.
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Kidney dysfunction can put you at higher chances of getting strokes and heart attacks. Here are some expert tips to protect your kidneys.
