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Beauty

How Kojic Acid Clears Hyperpigmentation on Skin—Expert Tips

Tengram Capital Sells HRB Brands to Sodalis Group

Gwyneth Paltrow Talks Retinol, Strategic Vision for Goop Beauty

Oura Has Launched a New Ring and App Experience

Health

India pledges $250 million for traditional medicine centre; part of $300 million contribution to WHO for 2025-2028

Common breast cancer therapies may speed up aging, study shows

Government Medical College in Nalgonda asks house surgeons to vacate hostel due to overcrowding

One-dose HPV vaccination could eliminate cervical cancer in Canada

Delhi HC asks Centre to reconsider ₹50 lakh cap for rare disease treatment