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A herniated disc, also known as a slipped or ruptured disc, is a spinal condition causing intense pain. In this detailed article, a leading spine specialist in Delhi explains everything about herniated discs, including their causes, symptoms, and treatment.

What is a Herniated Disc?

A herniated disc occurs when the soft, gel-like center of an intervertebral disc protrudes through a tear in its tough outer layer. These discs serve as shock absorbers between the vertebrae in the spine.

Discs contribute to flexibility and cushioning during movement. When a disc herniates, it can apply pressure on nearby nerves, resulting in the following symptoms.

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Scoliosis treatment without surgery using exercise | Neurosurgeon in Delhi

Scoliosis can cause trouble if not treated correctly. Many doctors and top neurosurgeon have suggested exercises to help patients deal with pain and correct the spine posture during daily activities. Scoliosis exercises should be done cautiously and with good technique. The objective is to establish spine symmetry to restore trunk alignment and relieve back discomfort. 

This guide curated by the Dr. Nagesh Chandra, Neurosurgery Specialist in Dwarka, Delhi, explains the meaning of scoliosis, exercises, etc. You must consult your doctors before performing any exercise to ensure it is safe for your condition. Follow all the instructions from your doctor and take a path towards fitness. 

What is Scoliosis and its diagnosis in Delhi?

Scoliosis is a sideways spine curve that can look like an “S” or “C” shape. It can cause the body to tilt to the side, and some people may have one shoulder higher than the other. Scoliosis is usually mild and does not cause symptoms but can lead to back pain. Most cases of scoliosis are mild, but some curves worsen. Scoliosis is more likely to get worse while bones are still growing. 

Scoliosis occurs in about 3% of people and most commonly develops between the ages of ten and twenty. Females typically are more severely affected than males, with a ratio of 4:1.

Scoliosis and Kyphosis however looks similar but are two different spine conditions.

Scoliosis treatment without surgery using exercises

These are some of the exercises for scoliosis that must be performed under an Spine doctor supervision. 

Cat-camel

The cat-camel stretch is a freehand exercise that can help improve the flexibility and mobility of the spine. It can also help prevent spinal disorders and reduce pain. 

How to perform it: You must lie down and stand on your hands and legs. Ensure your back is on level and your head & neck are comfortable. Arch your back and inhale deeply while drawing your abdominal muscles up & down. Now, exhale, relieve your abdominal muscles, and drop your neck. Lay flat on your belly and lift your towards, facing towards the ceiling. 

Latissimus dorsi stretch

How to perform it: Stand and keep your back straight. Keep your legs apart and slightly bend your knees. Raise your hands and hold the right wrist with your left hand. Bend towards the right side until you feel a stretch in your body. Hold your breath for 10-15 seconds, and release your breath and hands. Repeat the same process on the left side. 

Abdominal press

The abdominal press is a static exercise that can help with scoliosis by strengthening the core and abdominal muscles. Read more

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What is Thrombectomy?

Thrombectomy, a pivotal procedure in modern medicine, is a life-saving intervention for individuals suffering from acute ischemic stroke, where a blood clot obstructs an artery in the brain. This minimally invasive procedure entails the removal of the clot, swiftly restoring blood flow to the affected brain tissue and preventing irreversible damage.

At its core, thrombectomy involves the insertion of a catheter into a blood vessel, typically in the groin, guided through the circulatory system to the site of the clot in the brain. Utilizing advanced imaging techniques such as fluoroscopy and angiography, medical professionals precisely navigate the catheter to the occluded vessel. Once in position, specialized tools are employed to grasp and extract the clot, reestablishing blood flow and salvaging endangered brain cells.

The significance of thrombectomy cannot be overstated. Time is of the essence in stroke treatment, and thrombectomy offers a narrow window of opportunity to mitigate the devastating consequences of cerebral ischemia. Studies have underscored its efficacy in improving patient outcomes and reducing long-term disability, affirming its status as the gold standard for acute ischemic stroke intervention.

In conclusion, thrombectomy epitomizes the synergy between medical innovation and clinical expertise, embodying a beacon of hope for stroke patients worldwide. Its continued refinement and accessibility promise to reshape the landscape of stroke care, affirming its status as a cornerstone of modern neurology.

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Email: at Dr. Nagesh Chandra, Top Neurologist in Delhi

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SCOLIOSIS TREATMENT IN DELHI

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Dr. Nagesh Chandra is Neurosurgeon in Artemis Gurgaon and specializes in Neurosurgeon. View specialties, procedures, educational qualifications and overview details of Dr. Nagesh Chandra, check OPD schedule and book appointment online on credihealth.com

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My Post after Bihar Election 2015 Result ( Dated 09/11/2015 )

THINKING DIFFERENTLY AFTER BIHAR ELECTION RESULTS 2015

( Nagesh Chandra Mishra )

“Whether You Believe You Can, Or You Can’t, You Are Right.” : Henry Ford

Quoting Henry Ford as above , kindly permit me to share some different thoughts on this Bihar Election Results with all humility & openness :

1) To begin with ..."अपने मन का हो , तो अच्छा ; नहीं हो , तो ..और भी अच्छा" ( Courtesy:- Dr. Harivansh Roy 'Bachchan ) { क्योंकि , ईश्वर जो भी करता है - उसी में 'सबका साथ और सबका विकास' संभव है }

2) The feelings of the Grand Success of the "Grand Alliance" as perceived by so called 'Elitists' is summed up in the following words of a WhatsApp Message sent by a non-resident & aspirational younger Bihari :

'Bihar's population is like the children of divorced parents of BJP & JD ( U ) . The 'other women' is Lalu. Now, the 'children' had to vote for either Mummy or Papa' -- this separation of Nitish from BJP , this time, is too unbearable to swallow by the educated class coming from all sections of the society, even by Yadavs of Dr. Yogendra Yadav's stature who described "Laloo 1.0 of 1990s as Messiah for all poor & downtrodden class ; Laloo 2.0 since Mid90's 10Years Family Misrule as 'Corrupt & non-performing muscle power' ; & present Laloo 3.0 as a "Curse on Bihar" merely serving for his family & vested interests ( as told to Dr. Prannoy Roy in a recent NDTV Program #BattlegroundBihar ! ( With Malice Towards None )

But...here lies the "Fallacy of Illicit Major" in the above WhatsApp Message which is not in logical proposition as "The Other Women ( Laloo ) Is the Erstwhile Love At the First Sight Chum of Nitish who had been divorced some 20 Years Ago from now ...but , was Reunited by GHAR WAPSI two & half years ago "Since the Arrival of a "BAHRI BJP -NaMo" ---this "Mystical Political Love Swing of Nitish from Laloo to BJP & again to Laloo" has been the greatest dilemma for the "Gopis of Bihar" who love "Susashan Babu" !!

So, the new churning process of the Social Engineering Plank 3.0 Bihar spoiled by "Bahari Gujaratis" that miserably failed to read & gauge the 'Bihari DNA & mood of Lalu's vast support base' as expressed by a jubilant youngster of the rural heartland of Bihar after victory, in a typical Shahrukh Khan's antics :

" Don't Underestimate the Power of Common Man "

has a New Twist altogether in Bihar's interesting Socio-Political Dilemma !

3) Now, about the 'Rejuvenated Laloo 3.0's Political GHAR WAPSI . Personally , I have a gut feeling that ...no Party in Bihar - whether JD(U) or RJD or Congress or BJP etc. can afford to win Biharis' Hearts ( even Votes , next time ) merely on rhetorics & permutations#combinations of the Caste / Communal Politics . Governance & Development Social Indicators Needs shall be the only real Hallmark for aspirational Bihar .

So, the time has come for all Biharis to focus unitedly on Peace, Harmony , Creation of Jobs & all other Developmental Needs of the People .

Against the above "Radha & Gopi Political Backdrop of New Bihar" ... 'Sushasan Babu - the Krishna's Role would be a Treat to Watch how he plays his 'Mystical Murali Tunes of Governance' with his Enchanting Power in such a conflicting Mahagathbandhan. His Cabinet Formation would be the starting point to see how he tackles Laloo3.0's Kith&Kin . Focusing only on his strength on the planks of Governance , Governance & Governance alone ...without compromising with all the "Negative Political Rh factor of Lalu 3.0" ?

And this time , I am sure , Lalu Ji too would not be tempted to compromise with Nitish Ji's "Zero Tolerance Towards Corruption & Good Governance" for the sake of his Bigger Political Aspirations at the National level as Laloo Ji , himself has dispelled the fears immediately after his gigantic Win during his Press Conference .

Tailpiece : Nitish Ji , this time, has a Secret Weapon ...which he must keep close to his chest ...& can use only as "BRAHMAATRA" whenever distracted to compromise with RJD's 'Money&MusclePower' ....in such a scenario ....his Trusted Erstwhile Deputy SushilModiBJP's decimated strength of 53 ...is Sufficient Enough [ सड़लो भुन्ना - रहू'क दुन्ना 71+53 = 124 Nos. ] नneeded for Simple Majority in 243 Members' Bihar Assembly in case of any such scenarios when he can Use his Tested "STEP KNEE"-SuMo . "Bihari Babu" can be of an immense use to bridge the gap with "BiharBJP" - "the Crest & Wave of Nitish Brand of Politics of Swinging from this Pole to the Opposite Pole during his 40 + Years of Political History cannot be overruled once more" in the larger interest of Coalition Politics" ?

SuMo, too should support the new dispensation of Power without any "Grapes Sour" thoughts in the larger interest of Bihar & the Nation.

May the Almighty Give Sadbudhi to NaMo to get rid of his 'Rasputin like two Duos' & 'Chirkut Ministers' of Bihar . The lessons learnt from this pathetic Bihar Election Defeat may help to redefine himself as "Vajpayee likeNaMo 2.0" by shunning the arrogance of his "Feku+ Mrs. Indira Gandhi's High Command !

"Bihar - the Heart of Nation" Shall Rise to the Occasion .

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Because we all have a hidden hero inside!

Dr. Aneel Kashi Murarka, thorough his foundation Ample Missiion, presents The Shoorveer Awards 2018 which is being organized for the 4th consecutive year. The Shoorveer Awards is a unique initiative that honours common men and women who have achieved uncommon goals, from across the country. It honours brave-hearted individuals who have known no fear and have persuaded extraordinary acts of bravery, often at the expense of their own lives! The event held at the Bombay Stock Exchange, was attended by a bevy of celebrities from the corporate world, film and the television industry, and the social field. Besides, hosts Dr. Aneel Kashi Murarka and Siddhant Murarka, mention may be made of Roop Kumar Rathod and Sunali Rathod, Padmini Kolhapure, Kashi Murarka, Mickey Mehta, Ashish Shelar, Vinod Shelar, Shaina NC, designer Sangeeta Murarka, Vastu & Numerologist Basannt R Rasiwasia, Sooraj Thapar, Akashdeep Saigal, Audiologist-Speech Therapist Devangi Dalal, Gurpreet Kaur Chadha, Yogesh Lakhani, Ashok Lokhande, Krishna Bharadwaj, VIP, Writer-Director Anusha Srinivasan Iyer, Aarti Nagpal, Jiten Lalwani among many others. The award ceremony was also marked by live performances by singers Meghna Mishra (of Secret Superstar) and Aaman Trikha among others. The awards also saw a ramp walk by transgender women, signifying gender equality.

Some of the awardees include Anoop Khanna, Rekha Mishra, Insia Dariwala, Aarefa Johari, Saumya Chandra and Nagesh Ahir, Major P Singh, Aaman Trikha, Rajan Kumar, Dr. Habib Z Shaikh, Salma Memon, Aanasaheb Jadhav, Subarna Ghosh, Dr. Satendra Singh, Meghna Mishra, Shams Alam, Nagraj Gowda among others.

The ShoorVeer 2018 awardees...

ANOOP KHANNA

‘DadikiRasoi’ in Noida sector 29 has gained immense popularity overtime. 'DadikiRasoi' is an initiative that was started by Anoop Khanna (social activist). It aims at providing quality food to poor and needy people at just Rs 5. DadikiRasoi serves food to more than 500 people per day, which is simply amazing.

REKHA MISHRA

Rekha Mishra's daring exploits to save children, often battling great odds, feature in the Maharashtra State Board's Class 10 textbook this year. The woman is RPF Sub-Inspector Rekha Mishra, 32, posted with the Central Railway. She is credited with rescuing hundreds of destitute, missing, kidnapped or runaway children from various railway stations on the network in the past few years. Currently posted at the famed Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT). She has helped 953 children till date.      

INSIA DARIWALA

Insia Dariwala is an award-winning international filmmaker and one of the founder members of Sahiyo, an organization against FGM. Insia Dariwala, a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, creates awareness to help similar victims through her films and her organisation, which address difficult issues of women and children. Her award winning debut film ‘The Candy Man’, followed by another hard-hitting film ‘Cock-Tale’, delved into topics like child sexual abuse, and sexual violence on omen. Insia also started ‘The Hands of Hope Foundation’, which diligently focuses on sexual violence on women & children.

AAREFA JOHARI

Aarefa Johari is a journalist and an anti-FGM (Female Genital Mutilation) activist based in Mumbai. She began her career with a four year stint as a reporter for the Hindustan Times. For the past three years, she has been working at Scroll.in, an online news publication. Ms Johari is also a co-founder of Sahiyo along with Insia Dariwala, a non-profit organisation working to end female genital mutilation among the Dawoodi Bohra and other South-Asian communities.

SAUMYA CHANDRA & NAGESH AHIR

While most children their age would panic in the face of an emergency, they remained calm. When their friend fell into a deep water tank, they rushed to help him. Having learnt disaster management, they caught onto his collar and saved his life. We salute their bravery and quick thinking.

MAJOR D. P. SINGH

Major D P Singh – India’s First Blade Runner who was once blown apart by a mortar on the Kargil battlefield! The army surgeon declared him dead on arrival after being blown by a mortar bomb and sent his wrecked body to a makeshift mortuary. But 25-year-old Major Singh was not ready to die. The story of how he wins over death sounds incredible when you see him today, full of vitality. Today, at 39, the Indian Blade Runner has run close to 20 marathons. He is also a motivational speaker, inspiring amputees across India. He manages a support group called The Challenging Ones.

AAMAN TRIKHA

For someone who was qualified enough to pursue a career in engineering, life could have been a lot easier, but he chose a rather unusual route. Aaman Trikha is the voice behind popular BJP anthem 'Achchhey Din Aane Wale Hain', which became quite a hit during the run-up to the Lok Sabha Elections of 2014. Aaman’s father studied Urdu from Jamia Milia Islamia University, the same place where Shah Rukh Khan did his Mass Media course. When Aaman embarked on a singing career, his father told him he has to sing for SRK one day. He fulfilled his father’s dream when the actor sang the song ‘Butterfly’ for King Khan himself in the film, ‘When Harry Met Sejal’.

RAJAN KUMAR

Rajan Kumar is an Indian actor, born and brought up in Munger, Bihar, India. He is the first Indian actor who has been portraying British actor and first Hollywood comedian Charlie Chaplin for as maximum as about 12000 hours in 4000 shows in India and abroad for which he got many awards and accolades such as Guinness and Limca Books of World Records and shone to fame as Charlie Chaplin–II.

DR. HABIB Z SHAIKH

In one of the densely populated slums, Dr Habib Z Shaikh has been serving the poor patients without charging them any fee since the last 20 yrs. The doors of his Kamili Clinic is open 24x7 to the sick and needy slum dwellers of Hari Nagar in the western suburbs of Mumbai. He is a household name there and his patients get the best treatment possible from the experienced hands of this Doctor who is nothing less than a Messiah for them. He is an unsung hero who shies away from any media glare, leading by example and being true to his profession.

SALMA MEMON

Salma Memon, indeed is no ordinary girl but is truly, ‘UMEED - A ray of hope for a better tomorrow'. Every step from childhood was challenging for Salma. Her journey motivated her to take up education of underprivileged children as a cause. Her passion and hard-work took its roots two years ago when she launched her dream initiative "Project UMEED" which supports education of underprivileged and orphan children.

ANNASAHEB JADHAV

Annasaheb Jadhav is a young Deputy Superintendent of Police was posted few years back in the Naxalite prone area of Gadchiroli, Maharashtra. During his tenure, he performed his duties with bravery par excellence. That is not all. He set up a library for the poor & underprivileged students, counselling centre for educational guidance and various other activities to help their economic growth. This year, they have come together again to help 250 students of Gadchiroli with school stationary. He is selected for the President Medal this Independence Day honors.

SUBARNA GHOSH

Delivering a baby through a C-section without any medical emergency is a norm these days, still nobody raises any questions. Today we have a voice who is questioning this practice, reflecting the collective agony of so many women tricked in to undergoing unnecessary surgery. This is the voice of Subarna Ghosh, who has filed a petition through change.org (which received 1.5 lakh signatures till date) to urge hospitals to declare the number of C-sections conducted. Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi has supported this petition urging the health ministry to make necessary policy changes to curb C-sections in the country.

DR. SATENDRA SINGH

Dr. Satendra Singh is a medical doctor at the University College of Medical Sciences and Guru Tegh Bahadur Hospital, Delhi. A physiologist by profession, he contracted poliomyelitis at the age of 9 months but went on to complete MBBS, MD Physiology. He is the first ever Indian to win the prestigious Henry Viscardi Achievement Awards given to extraordinary leaders in global disability community. He is a noted disability activist especially for his sustained efforts in making public places accessible for disabled persons.

MEGHNA MISHRA

The path for a young achiever could be strewn with numerous difficulties, but the right approach is the key to success. Singing Sensation Meghna Mishra discovered by Actor Aamir Khan and Music Director Amit Trivedi, may have achieved huge success, at 16 and she’s a star already. She is the voice for actress Zaira Wasim's and won the Filmfare for Best Female Playback Singer for her song Nachdi Phira in Secret Superstar, but the teenager from Mumbai is determined to not allow success go into her head and ensure she keeps her feet firmly on the ground.

SHAMS ALAM

Mohammad Shams Alam Shaikh, a mechanical engineer by profession, was also a passionate black belt karate player. But life had different plans for him.After getting diagnosed with spine tumour and undergoing multiple operations in 2010, Shams was left paraplegic. But he didn’t give up, Shams took to swimming and won bronze in the 12th Para Swimming Championship in Chennai. He won four gold medals at the championship that was held in Indore and was also awarded a trophy for best swimmer. Shams is the first Indian to have successfully finished 6 km of open sea swimming organised by the Indian Navy.

NAGRAJ GOWDA

Nagraj Gowda always dreamed of setting an example for others, and wondered how to do it. Since he had a passion for cycling, he hit upon the idea to go on a Solo Cycling expedition across India with social message for people. There were many issues he strongly believed and wanted to advocate it to the masses. Nagraj Gowda a resident of Mumbai started his all India Cycle Yatra on December 3, 2017 to spread the message of World Peace, Communal Harmony, National Integration, Save Water etc. So far he had peddled over 6000 kms. He aims to accomplish this extraordinary feat and hopes to get an endorsement in the Record books.

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Dr. Nagesh Chandra is one of the best neurosurgeon in Dwarka, Delhi treating his patients at his clinic called Centre for brain and spine in Dwarka Sector-11.

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We provide comprehensive care for all types of spinal deformities including scoliosis. Our goal is to correct the deformity, alleviate pain and improve the quality of life of our patients.

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Gliomas, a form of brain tumor originating in the glial cells, pose a significant threat to human health, accounting for approximately 33% of all brain tumors. In this blog post, Dr. Nagesh, a renowned neurology specialist in Delhi, shares valuable insights into gliomas, covering their types, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.

These tumors stem from abnormal growth in the glial cells, which play a crucial role in supporting the nervous system's structural integrity and providing essential support to neurons. Gliomas, essentially parasitic tumors within the brain, demand careful consideration.

The World Health Organization (WHO) classifies gliomas into four grades, ranging from Grade I to Grade IV, based on their aggressiveness and malignancy.

Grade I gliomas, known as low-grade gliomas, exhibit the least aggressiveness, growing slowly and posing a lower risk of invading nearby tissues.

As malignancy progresses, Grade II gliomas display a moderate level of aggressiveness, posing an increased threat to the patient. However, the real danger lies in Grades III and IV—high-grade gliomas. Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM), a Grade IV glioma, stands out as the most cancerous and perilous form, notorious for its rapid progression and grim prognosis.

Know more by following the link!

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Common Neurological Disorders among Indians |Top Neurosurgeon in Delhi 

Neurosurgical disorders emerged as formidable adversaries, particularly in India where their prevalence is on the rise. The repercussions of these disorders extend far beyond the individual, affecting families, communities, and placing an enormous burden on the healthcare system. In this exposé, One of the top neurosurgeons in Delhi explains six prominent neurosurgical disorders, laying bare their potential causes, insidious symptoms, the harsh reality faced by patients, and, crucially, the avenues available for effective treatment.

Common Neurological Disorders

Brain Tumors:

Causes: The genesis of brain tumors is multifactorial, ranging from genetic predispositions to environmental factors.

Symptoms: Persistent headaches, seizures, cognitive decline, and motor impairments often herald the presence of a brain tumor.

Reality Check: Patients grapple with the labyrinthine healthcare system, compounded by the emotional toll of a potentially life-threatening diagnosis.

Treatment: Surgical resection, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy form the triad of treatment modalities, with personalized approaches gaining prominence.

Stroke:

Causes: Atherosclerosis, hypertension, and thrombotic events contribute to the majority of strokes.

Symptoms: Sudden numbness, confusion, and difficulty in speech or vision are telltale signs.

Reality Check: Stroke survivors face the uphill battle of rehabilitation, grappling with physical and cognitive impairments.

Treatment: Timely interventions, including thrombolytic therapy and endovascular procedures, are pivotal for salvaging brain function.

Spinal Cord Injuries:

Causes: Trauma, accidents, and degenerative conditions can precipitate spinal cord injuries.

Symptoms: Paralysis, loss of sensation, and impaired bowel or bladder control are common outcomes.

Reality Check: Patients confront the stark reality of altered lifestyles and dependence on assistive devices.

Treatment: Surgical interventions, rehabilitation programs, and assistive technologies play pivotal roles in fostering recovery.

Epilepsy:

Causes: Genetic factors, brain injuries, and infections contribute to epilepsy.

Symptoms: Recurrent seizures, altered consciousness, and unusual sensations characterize epilepsy.

Reality Check: Stigmatization and societal misconceptions exacerbate the challenges faced by epilepsy patients.

 Treatment: Antiepileptic medications, surgical procedures, and lifestyle modifications are key components of epilepsy management.

Hydrocephalus:

Causes: Congenital anomalies, infections, and tumors can disrupt cerebrospinal fluid dynamics, leading to hydrocephalus.

Symptoms: Head enlargement in infants, nausea, and impaired cognitive function are indicative of hydrocephalus.

Reality Check: Infants bear the brunt, facing developmental delays and neurological deficits.

Treatment: Surgical placement of shunts or endoscopic procedures are pivotal in managing hydrocephalus.

Meningitis:

Causes: Bacterial, viral, or fungal infections can culminate in meningitis.

Symptoms: Headache, fever, and neck stiffness are classic signs of this potentially life-threatening condition.

Reality Check: Rapid onset and progression demand swift medical intervention, with survivors contending with potential long-term sequelae.

Treatment: Antibiotics, antiviral drugs, and supportive care form the cornerstone of meningitis management.

In navigating the labyrinth of neurosurgical disorders, awareness, early detection, and advanced therapeutic modalities offer treatment of all brain disorders. As we confront these challenges head-on, it is imperative to foster a comprehensive understanding of the intricacies surrounding these disorders, ultimately paving the way for a healthier, more informed society.

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