From hormonal changes, insulin resistance to crash diets, there are multiple factors that can explain rise in fatty liver condition in women.
A neuroscience suggests productivity isn’t merely about discipline, but about fluctuating “cognitive bandwidth”, the brain’s shifting ability to process information. Psychologist says these daily swings in mental sharpness can affect output, sometimes by as much as 40 minutes of productive work
A recent study suggests that while long hours of sitting remain a concern, increasing daily steps can help reduce the risk of death and cardiovascular disease. The most striking benefits appear at around 9,000–10,000 steps a day, though even modest increases bring meaningful gains.
Fatty liver disease is rising sharply and beginning to affect fertility in both men and women. Once dismissed as mild, the condition is now being linked to hormonal imbalances, poor sperm health, and increasing infertility. Doctors warn that lifestyle changes, early screening, and awareness are urgently needed.
For those looking to tone their bodies this summer, here are a few exercises that can help. They not only increase muscular strength but also improve balance and stability.
With growing awareness, there’s more evidence that heavy breasts can cause chronic neck and back pain. A US-based doctor explained how to assess if your breasts are contributing to the issues and how their reduction can help.
Best exercises: If your goal is to burn a maximum amount of calories, you should try these exercises that can benefit you in more ways than one.
For the Japanese, eating food is not just about feeding their body but also about a spiritual experience of nourishing the mind. Here are five eating practices and habits they follow that help them live better.
In Singapore, elderly people are taking things up a notch when it comes to fitness. From climbing walls to jumping over park benches, read on to know what are the benefits associated with geriatric parkour.
Studies suggest fatty liver disease in India is no longer confined to those who are overweight. A significant number of lean individuals are now affected, revealing hidden metabolic risks and challenging long-held assumptions about health and body weight.
The liver performs vital functions but often shows no clear signs of trouble until late stages. On World Liver Day, doctors highlight the need for early awareness, regular check-ups, and simple lifestyle changes to prevent serious disease.
PharmaTrac’s quarterly growth analysis shows that IPM volume growth recovered to about 1.7 percent in the March 2026 quarter, the strongest quarterly unit growth seen in over a year, after several quarters of flat to negative volumes.
The compound inositol has become increasingly popular among people today. To know how it can help women suffering from PCOS, read on.
Health benefits of running daily: There are all kinds of runners and they may look different based on their running style, goals, and training practices. However, it is running that unites them. Here’s what it does to you when done repeatedly.
Chronic inflammation can lead to many diseases like cancer, autoimmune disease and heart disease. To know how to lower it down naturally, read on.
Healthy food pairings: Pairing certain foods can help maximise their health benefits. An NHS doctor shared five food combinations that do wonders when enjoyed together. Here’s why you should have them too.
Symptoms of early heart issues are often brushed aside. Many think it's work pressure and familial obligations causing fatigue. However, these could be early warning signs you shouldn’t ignore.
A homemaker, Nandini's weight increased after she became a mom of two. She felt overwhelmed, anxious and frusrated with her daily routine. After she took stock of her health, she lost 15 kgs and went down from 4XL size to L.
A Chennai-based influencer and mother shared her gradual weight loss journey from 82 kg to 60 kg without relying on crash diets or extreme restrictions. Her approach focused on balanced meals, protein intake, hydration, and consistency.
World Hemophilia Day 2026: The special day shines a light on a rare yet serious blood disorder. Experts stress that while the condition cannot be prevented, early diagnosis, proper treatment, and mindful living can help patients lead full and active lives.
Diet tips: Did you know that your healthy diet might be working against you? Many avoid sugar, carbs and dairy, and still feel tired, bloated and gain weight. Remember, real health is balance, not strict rules or extreme food restrictions.
The 6-6-6 waking trend helps establish structure and consistency to your walking routine. Learn more about it here.
We hear a lot about grand wellness overhauls: the 5am routines, the hour-long meditations, the complete lifestyle resets. However, to improve life's quality, simple, boring habits go a long way.
While we think about eating the right foods to stay healthy, what we don’t realise is that our post-meal habits matter just as much. A doctor explained what you should avoid right after eating and what you should do instead.
If you feel tired all the time, then you may be nutrient deficient. To know what are some of the vitamins that are important for energy levels, read on.
A doctor explains why you should completely avoid eating raw eggs and why cooking them is better and safer.
What is 'saree cancer'? To know what causes it, what its symptoms are and if it can be prevented, read on.
Even a disciplined workout routine cannot fully counteract the health risks of prolonged sitting. Studies reveals that extended sedentary time impacts metabolism, weakens the heart, and increases disease risk, even in otherwise active people. The solution lies in moving more during the day.
A major study suggests that two simple habits like eating breakfast early and fasting longer overnight may help people maintain a lower weight, while skipping breakfast offers no such benefit. Here’s what the study says.
New research suggests that close social relationships may influence gut bacteria, with frequent interaction helping people share microbes that play a key role in health.
As per 'kitchen sponge theory', an unclean sponge can spread cancer over a period of time. Does the theory hold true? Find out what an oncologist has to say.
A report in The Lancet shows that fatty liver disease cases have surged all over the world since 1990. It now affects over a billion people, and the number may rise further by 2050. The disease is driven largely by lifestyle factors and population growth.
Public toilets may appear grim, but the seat is rarely the main culprit. Instead, germs thrive on frequently touched surfaces and in airborne droplets released during flushing. The greatest risk comes from poor hygiene habits, like not washing hands properly, rather than simply sitting on a toilet seat.
Protein powders: Many of us are new to protein powders and find it difficult to spot a fake. An oncologist shared three simple ways to check the authenticity of the product before and after buying it.
A leading gastroenterologist shared a slew of mistakes that take a toll on the gut health. Find out how many of them are you guilty of.
Katrina Kaif may be missing from the limelight, but trainer and Dhurandhar 2 actor Mustafa Ahmed recently praised her for her competitiveness at the gym and called her “woman version of Hrithik Roshan,” which has caught the attention of fans.
Beset yoga poses: If you want to cure your digestive issues naturally with the help of exercise, try these five yoga poses, known to help with bloating, constipation, and discomfort.
How to lose weight naturally: For many people, weight loss can be a struggle. While most focus on diet and exercise, there are other factors that also play an important role. An expert explains what works best for long-term weight management.
A badminton coach felt embarrassed and belittled when one of her clients told her if she's not in the best shape, how does she expect to train her students well. This is when she decided to lose weight, and well, she was able to lose 16 kilos too.
If you want to increase your lifespan, looking into your diet is a good starting point. A US cardiologist suggested reducing the consumption of these four foods that cause more harm than you think.
Yogi and mystic Sadhguru and Alia Bhatt spoke about their sleep schedules. Sadhguru shared he functioned on around 3 hours of sleep for the past 27 years until recently.
The modern work culture has trapped young professionals in a loop of constant fear and competition, leaving little room for rest and recovery. Psychologist shares how silent burnout may impact their health and cause depression, anxiety, and lifestyle diseases.
A recent study suggests that carbohydrate-rich foods such as bread and rice may contribute to weight gain not by increasing calorie intake, but by slowing the body’s energy expenditure. The findings challenge long-held beliefs about diet and obesity, pointing instead to subtle metabolic changes driven by carb preference.
Chronic diseases such as diabetes shouldn’t be taken lightly. While lifestyle changes help manage the problem, they are not a replacement for medical advice or treatment. A doctor shared the case of one of his patients who thought walking and avoiding sweets cured his sugar.
One of the greatest fears parents experience is their child falling ill. The worst is when the illness occurs without obvious symptoms, making it difficult for them to differentiate between minor discomfort and serious medical emergencies.
Chronic stress is a silent disruptor of daily life. From restless nights to unexplained cravings, subtle physical signals often go ignored. Experts warn these signs may indicate deeper imbalance, urging timely awareness and professional guidance.
Love having plain dosa in morning? Well, a celebrity fitness trainer has a warning. Read on to know more.
If you start walking for 10 minutes, even at a leisurely pace, after every meal, then you will be able to achieve multiple health goals at once.
How to control diabetes, blood pressure and heart disease: Doing the same type of exercise can get boring; here are a few that can help keep chronic diseases at bay and even benefit those with pre-existing conditions.
If you’re fed up with gaining weight time and again, you should know that obesity isn’t just about dieting and weight loss. There are other contributing factors that demand equal attention.