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PCOD in Urban India: The Silent Crisis - Why Millions of Women Don’t Know They Have It

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By Ashima Sharda Mahindra, Anjali Kumar, Aastha Dayal
| Times Now News
Polycystic Ovarian Disorder (PCOD), often used interchangeably with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, is emerging as one of the most pressing women’s health concerns in urban India. Once considered a niche reproductive issue, it is now widely recognised as a complex metabolic and hormonal disorder influenced by lifestyle, environment, and genetics.
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Penn advises international students to carry immigration documents as federal enforcement escalates

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By Anjali Kumar
| The Daily Pennsylvanian
As the federal government’s immigration enforcement crackdown continues, Penn’s International Student and Scholar Services reiterated guidance instructing international students to carry their immigration documents with them on Wednesday. In a Feb. 18 email obtained by The Daily Pennsylvanian, ISSS emphasized the importance of carrying certain immigration documents and provided recommendations on handling interactions with law enforcement.
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What Gynaecologists Wish Women Knew About Cervical Cancer Prevention In 2026

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By Anjali Kumar
| bwhealthcareworld.com
Cervical cancer, in 2026, continues to rank among the cancers which are easiest to prevent, and many women still fail to take advantage of the critical opportunity to protect themselves. Despite the advancements made in technology for screening and immunisation and awareness campaigns, there are still several myths and loopholes.
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