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Doctor warns of common teeth hygiene item that may increase risk of silent killer

Doctor warns of common teeth hygiene item that may increase risk of silent killer
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Common dental product which could increase the risk of silent killer

Common dental product which could increase the risk of silent killer
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Common teeth cleaning product could rocket risk of silent killer, doctor warns

Rinsing with mouthwash is often considered an 'essential' part of the oral health routine, but Dr Sermed Mezher has warned that it could increase the risk of high blood pressure

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High Blood Sugar Risk: Gujarat s Sweet Tooth Fuels Alarming Rise In Diabetes Cases

Gujaratis, renowned for their love of food, have a distinctive habit of adding sugar to various culinary delights. However, this age-old tradition is now giving rise to an alarming health crisis. Here s all about the national survey.

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Gujarat s Sweet Tooth fuels alarming rise in diabetes cases

Gujaratis, renowned for their love of food, have a distinctive habit of adding sugar to various culinary delights. However, this age-old tradition is now giving rise to an alarming health crisis.The prevalence of diabetes is skyrocketing at an .

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