The doll also has an insulin pump, a small, wearable medical device that allows for automated insulin dosing as needed, attached to her waist

A new WHO-backed study reveals that excess weight and heart disease together can dramatically spike breast cancer risk in postmenopausal women.

Thousands of crores worth of public hospital buildings built over decades of investment to strengthen the public health system and several lakh crores worth of public land are either in the process of being handed...

A new study has uncovered a surprising connection between common psychiatric meds and a heightened risk of ALS, a rare and fatal nerve disease.

While climate-related discussions largely focus on how climate change affects productivity, income and physical health impacts, mental health implications remain underexplored. Rural workers face severe anxiety and distress due to economic and social precarity, and heat-induced illnesses, yet there is no mention of their psychosocial well-being in ...more

Monsoon season can challenge your digestion and immunity, but Ayurvedic food pairings offer a natural solution. These 6 effective combinations help strengthen your digestive fire, reduce bloating, and boost your immune system. Incorporating warming spices and balanced meals supports overall wellness during the rainy months. Embrace these Ayurvedic ...more

Recognising signs of a flagging relationship early allows couples to choose between reconnection or honest closure, ultimately contributing to a healing journey where both individuals’ mental and emotional health is prioritised

Drinking mint water in the morning is a simple habit with powerful health benefits. It can boost digestion, hydrate your body, improve skin clarity, and refresh your system naturally. Mint’s soothing and detoxifying properties make it perfect for starting your day. Add it to your morning routine for a fresh, healthy glow from within.

Hormonal change is the main reason for the fluctuations in blood sugar levels. During pregnancy the body produces hormones such as progesterone, estrogen, and human placental lactogen.

Bladder Cancer Signs: The most common symptom of bladder cancer is painless blood in urine. It’s more common in smokers and those exposed to harmful workplace chemicals. 

Bladder Cancer Signs: The most common symptom of bladder cancer is painless blood in urine. It’s more common in smokers and those exposed to harmful workplace chemicals. 

Natural prebiotic foods like garlic, onions, bananas, and oats support gut health by feeding beneficial gut bacteria. These foods enhance digestion, boost immunity, and contribute to overall wellness. Including them regularly can reduce inflammation and improve nutrient absorption. A gut-friendly diet promotes long-term physical and mental health. ...more

Natural prebiotic foods like garlic, onions, bananas, and oats support gut health by feeding beneficial gut bacteria. These foods enhance digestion, boost immunity, and contribute to overall wellness. Including them regularly can reduce inflammation and improve nutrient absorption. A gut-friendly diet promotes long-term physical and mental health.

Bladder Cancer Signs: The most common symptom of bladder cancer is painless blood in urine. It’s more common in smokers and those exposed to harmful workplace chemicals. 

Bladder Cancer Signs: The most common symptom of bladder cancer is painless blood in urine. It’s more common in smokers and those exposed to harmful workplace chemicals. 

Next in the The Hindu-Naruvi Hospital webinar series dives into the myths and reality of Vitamin D deficiency

The authors called for more investment in preventing gastric cancer, especially through population-level screening and treating of the bacterial infection, known to be preventable through effective treatment

“Healthy India” was once a slogan. In the eleven years since 2014, it has become a measurable reality. When Prime Minister Narendra Modi took office, our health expenditure languished at Rs 33,278 crore, primary health...

Swedish researchers have just uncovered mind-blowing evidence that your brain continues to grow new memory cells well into old age, offering new hope for tackling memory loss and cognitive decline.  

Swedish researchers have just uncovered mind-blowing evidence that your brain continues to grow new memory cells well into old age, offering new hope for tackling memory loss and cognitive decline.