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Micro-moments of wellness: Clinical nutritionist shares 5-minute daily habits that could save your life
Wellness doesn’t require hours of meditation or complicated routines. Sometimes, even just five intentional minutes can be a difference maker. Micro-moments of well-being will reduce stress, increase energy and sharpen focus, making self-care doable in the modern world.
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What causes vaginal dryness? Symptoms and preventive measures by expert
Vaginal dryness is a common but rarely discussed problem that women experience at different times in their life. From hormonal issues to lifestyle triggers, there are a multitude of reasons why you’re breaking out.
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How late marriage and late pregnancy impact breast health in women, according to a cancer physician
Urbanisation, education and lifestyle issues have made later marriage and pregnancy an emerging trend in India. While empowering, these decisions also play a role in women’s breast health. Studies say delay in childbirth can raise breast cancer risk.
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Gastroenterologist shares 8 common causes of bloating and what to do for immediate relief
Bloating is the absolute worst—but do you also know it’s your body alerting you to underlying digestive issues? While overeating and food intolerances can be the main cause of a bloated belly, stress and hormonal changes might also be to blame. Here are eight potential offenders and fast cures for banishing bloating or preventing it before it starts
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Cardiologist explains 8 evidence-based ways to lower heart disease risk— drug-free
Heart disease is on the rise around the world, but the good news is that you can reduce your risk by more than half without medication. From getting the right nutrients and daily movement, to stress management and some good sleep are the little tweaks that can make a big difference for your heart’s health in the long run
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Cough syrup linked to children's death: Paediatrician warns against over-the-counter misuse
The recent death of a 5-year-old child who drank cough syrup sold free has set alarm bells ringing about the hazard posed by over-the-counter medicines to children. Though parents frequently view syrups as a quick fix for cough, experts say that misuse can be far more dangerous than the common cold in some cases — and occasionally fatal.
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Senior oncologist debunks breast cancer myths with medical facts, take note
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Breast cancer causes and symptoms are riddled with myths that create fear, confusion and contribute to diagnostic delay. It is important to differentiate between fact and fiction. Read this carefully.
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What causes eye floaters and how to treat them at home?
Eye floaters are tiny, shadowy shapes that slide across your vision. They are usually harmless, although annoying and occasionally an early sign of an eye problem. Learning why they happen and how to alleviate or prevent them using some simple home remedies can safeguard your sight and enhance comfort in your little world.
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Overactive Bladder in women: Symptoms, treatments and how to take control, according to urologist
Overactive Bladder (OAB) is more than the occasional bathroom break. When your bladder is working overtime and nothing has worked to stop it, the constant struggle of up-and-go flares becomes a real and pure necessity in your life.
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Best supplements for women over 30 to strengthen bones, according to experts
Women over 30 experience gradual loss of bone density, for many increasing the risk of osteoporosis and fractures going forward in life. Together with a healthy diet and active lifestyle, some supplements may help support strong bones and overall skeletal health for life to come.
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Symptoms of low immunity: Boost it naturally with these tips from top immunologist
A healthy immune system is the body’s first line of defense to fight infections, viruses and diseases. When immunity is down, even the littlest bug can make you feel run down. If you’re aware of the warning signs and embrace natural ways to strengthen your immune system, you can stay well all year long.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Oncologist explains what role does diet play in breast cancer
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month — a time to shine a light on prevention, early detection and healthy living. Among other risk factors, diet is important as selecting the proper foods and avoiding unsafe ones can help long-term breast health and be used in addition to medical treatments.
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How to future-proof your skin: Expert tips from dermatologists on sunscreen, serums and diet
Future-proofing your skin isn’t about halting time — it’s about fortifying resiliency that will endure. From daily habits to treatments based in science, the choices you make now will determine the skin you’ll be living in tomorrow. The trick is in finding that balance and taking care of both inside and out
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Collagen banking: Dermatologist tells you how to keep your skin glowing, slow ageing
Collagen banking is the latest buzzword on every beauty maven’s skin wish list – and it is so much more than a passing fad. It’s a way of locking in your skin’s firmness, elasticity and youthful radiance. From the very first signs of ageing, you can halt visible ageing and establish a continuous chain of healthy, radiant skin
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What is Schizoaffective Disorder? Psychiatrist explains the causes, symptoms and ways to treat this mental illness
Schizoaffective disorder is a mental health diagnosis that involves a combination of the symptoms of schizophrenia combined with mood problems such as depression or mania. Early recognition and regular care can help people live better with this condition, a mental health expert says.
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Why too much running is bad for your health, according to an orthopedist
There are many rewards of running, but like everything in life too much can be harmful. A health expert explains why running too much can put your health at risk—and why balance, recovery, and smarter training really counts.
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Oncologist warns of 7 early symptoms of breast cancer, suggests tips on how to self-examine
Early intervention is the secret to beating breast cancer. By being aware of these subtle warnings and succumbing to monthly self-exams, one can protect their health while increasing the odds for successful treatment. Alertness, vigilance and prompt action do matter after all.
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Gastroenterologist reveals the 7 toilet mistakes that are causing you harm and what you should do instead
Bowel habits may appear to be insignificant, but they are extremely important for future health. There are a lot of people, who without knowing it, do things that damage their body little by little. There is no one-size-fits-all rule, says Dr Radhika Narang, a gastroenterologist in Delhi who shared how correcting the mistakes could lead to better digestion
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Asthma in kids: Paediatric pulmonologist lists early symptoms parents should never ignore
Asthma is one of the most common chronic conditions in children. Early detection of its symptoms can help prevent serious attacks and promote better long-term health. Follow these expert tips to take care of your child's health.
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Stronger legs, no gym needed: 8 at-home exercises backed by experts
If you thought sculpting and toning your legs had to be done on heavy machinery, think again -- we're here with eight simple but effective exercises for toned legs. Do it consistently and with good form, and you’ll notice gains in strength, endurance and mobility.
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Chest pain: Senior cardiologist explains the key differences — when to worry and when it’s just acidity
A pain in the chest is most clearly associated with heart attack. But not all episodes are cardiac: It may be as simple as acidity or indigestion. Knowing the difference between harmless annoyance and an emergency can save a life, or at least prevent undue fretting.
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World Heart Day 2025: Why women do not pay attention to their heart attacks?
Heart attacks in women are often mistaken for other ailments, or simply overlooked, because their symptoms have historically differed from those of men. Mild warning signals, such as fatigue, nausea or back pain are believed to be the result of something else.
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Nutritionist explains how your daily plate decides your heart health
Every bite you take has the power to protect or damage your heart. From too much salt and sugar to the wrong kinds of fats, what we eat can have a big effect on our cardiovascular health. Understanding what not to do, and what to do, can be the difference between vulnerability and resilience
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Cardiologist explains why heart disease is rising in young adults: Causes, risks, and prevention
Heart disease is no longer an old person’s disease. There is a sudden rush of young patients in their 30’s day by day to operation theatre (OT) with worsening cardiac emergencies. High stress, unhealthy lifestyle choices and a lack of preventive care are driving heart problems at unprecedented rates among younger adults, experts warn
