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Wellness
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Vitamin D and B12 deficiency - why almost every Indian is low

Two of the most commonly tested vitamins in India show deficiency in a startling number of people. What the numbers actually mean for you.

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Dr. Rina Mehta
Neha Patil, MD
May 3, 2026
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Blood Tests

Blood sugar vs HbA1c — what's the difference and which matters more

Fasting glucose tells you one moment. HbA1c tells you three months. Understanding both changes how you interpret your diabetes risk.

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Dr. Rina Mehta
Lable
4 min read
Doctor Visits

5 questions to ask your doctor after getting results

Most appointments last 10 minutes. These five questions will help you use that time well and leave with real clarity.

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Dr. Rina Mehta
Lable
7 min read
Reports

How to read a thyroid report - TSH, T3, T4 explained

Thyroid reports can look alarming. A number outside the reference range doesn't always mean something is wrong. Here's the context you need.

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Dr. Rina Mehta
Lable
5 min read
Blood Tests

What your CBC blood test actually means

Your doctor ordered a Complete Blood Count and handed you a page of numbers. Here's what each one is actually telling you, and when to pay attention.

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Dr. Rina Mehta
Lable

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