A new study reveals Indians consume dangerously high levels of salt daily, more than double the WHO's safe limit—raising red flags for heart, kidney, and stroke-related diseases.

As officials warn of a fresh Lumpy Skin Disease outbreak in Maharashtra's Buldhana district, here’s what every cattle owner must know to protect their livestock.

Beetroot is more than just a salad ingredient, it’s your secret weapon for radiant skin and a thriving digestive system. Read on!

In what is arguably the world’s toughest race, the toll on the human body is immense, but for some, the rewards may be greater

A new study reveals that emotional support and menopause symptom severity, not just hormones, may be the real culprits behind depression in women with premature menopause.

Across India, particularly in urban and semi-urban populations, we are witnessing a steep rise in OSA diagnoses, especially among younger, working adults. Sedentary lifestyles, increasing hours of long screen time, disrupted circadian rhythms, weight gain, and poor sleep hygiene are all contributing to this silent epidemic

India reduced its number of zero-dose children — those who have not received a single vaccine — by 43%, from 1.6 million in 2023 to 0.9 million in 2024

Rising levels of anxiety and depression, and suicide statistics are reflective of a silent emergency among India’s young people. Unless steps are taken to better the situation, this burden of mental illness will sabotage the very prosperity that India is poised to enjoy with its young

For stroke survivors, cancer patients, and individuals with vascular or spinal disorders, interventional radiology is no longer merely an alternative, but increasingly, the standard of care. Awareness and timely access to interventional radiology are essential to ensure that more patients can benefit

The monsoon season can weaken your immune system, making you prone to infections. Including seasonal fruits, warm herbal drinks, and immunity-boosting spices in your diet can help. Avoid raw or fried foods and opt for freshly cooked, light meals to aid digestion. These 10 simple diet tips will help you stay healthy and protected during the rainy s ...more

Hair loss is often linked to underlying health conditions such as hormonal imbalances, autoimmune disorders and stress-related inflammation, making it a potential indicator of broader systemic health issues that require medical attention

Natural digestion isn’t about quick fixes. Instead, it’s about everyday choices: chewing slowly, adding fiber and probiotics, to your daily diet which can effectively help to keep your gut healthy.

Want to slow down ageing, prevent muscle-loss, fine-lines, wrinkles, fatigue, and more? Expert reveals how strength training can slow ageing, sharpen your mind, protect your heart, and help you feel younger, starting NOW!

U.N. health officials reported that more than 14 million children did not receive a single vaccine last year

Tulsi offers powerful benefits, ranging from boosting immunity to supporting respiratory health and even healing insect bites. More than just tea, tulsi can be chewed, infused, or cooked into meals, bringing holistic health into everyday life.

Discover why torai, also known as ridge gourd, is a must-have in your diet. Packed with nutrients, it supports digestion, weight loss, and heart health. This underrated veggie also boosts immunity and improves skin health. Learn 9 surprising health benefits of adding torai to your daily meals.

A FICCI roundtable on robotic-assisted surgeries in India called for urgent reforms in reimbursement policies. Experts emphasized the need to revise sub-limits that restrict claim payouts for advanced procedures. They recommended forming a task force to address pricing, cost models, and patient awareness. The goal is to improve access to robotic s ...more

From data of more than 5,700 patients, nearly 6,800 unique sequences or 'pathways' were discerned, revealing how conditions can progress step-by-step towards Alzheimer's disease

With routine vaccination declining and also impacted by cuts to the US' foreign aid, the study also highlights the ongoing need for an insurance policy against major outbreaks of diseases like cholera, Ebola and measles