Bladder carcinoma usually arises from the urothelium and is strongly linked to smoking and chemical exposure. It often presents with painless haematuria and irritative urinary symptoms. Diagnosis relies on urine tests and imaging. Early detection improves outcomes, while advanced disease may require systemic therapy or immunotherapy
Many people want instant results when it comes to weight loss, but extreme diets and cardio routines do no good. A nutrition coach shared the three best ways to shed extra kilos realistically and stressed the importance of a mindset shift for better results.
Home remedies to cure sinus and allergy: Recurring sinusitis and allergies are often more than just seasonal annoyances. Some Ayurvedic therapies like Nasyam, breathwork, and targeted herbs can help restore internal balance, reduce flare-ups, and strengthen respiratory health.
New research shows subtle changes in driving behaviour may reveal early signs of cognitive decline years before diagnosis. Know what to watch out for.
Seasonal affective disorder symptoms: If winter months tend to throw you off track, a cardiologist recommended 3 effective ways to combat seasonal depression that often occurs during winter. Incorporating them will help you feel better and get through the tough days.
Ginger has many health benefits and plays an important role in maintaining heart health. Here’s why consuming it may help you in more ways than one
When it comes to wine and wellness, conventional wisdom tends to favour red. But recent research urges caution, and a closer look. While red wine does bring more antioxidants to the table, the differences between red and white wine are subtle. More importantly, the alcohol risk remains. Whether you sip a ruby-red glass or a pale white, moderation matters
More than 80 of India’s most distinguished Padma Awardee doctors have issued a rare and urgent national health advisory, warning that the country’s air pollution crisis has moved far beyond seasonal smog and is now a grave threat to life and long-term health.
Coffee health benefits: Recent research suggests that moderate coffee drinking, up to four cups a day, may slow cellular ageing in people with severe mental illness. But overdoing it could backfire.
For people living in places like Chandigarh or anywhere where seasonal fruit variety matters, persimmon arrives at an apt time; winter. As bodies adjust to cooler weather and diets shift. toward healthier, warming foods, a handful of ripe persimmons can help boost heart gut and metabolic health
Actor Morgan Freeman’s now-familiar single black glove is far more than a gimmicky accessory. Rooted in nerve damage after a serious car crash and the chronic pain that followed, the glove has become his way of managing daily discomfort. Here’s why it is a symbol of strength for those living with conditions like fibromyalgia:
Scientists in the US have unveiled a new way to treat one of the deadliest brain cancers; by sending nanoscale medicine through the nose. These tiny engineered droplets roused the immune system of mice, wiping out glioblastoma tumours and preventing their return.
Despite medical advances, Pneumonia continues to claim thousands of Indian children each year. Lack of awareness, delayed care, malnutrition, and pollution all contribute to the risk. Vaccines, nutrition, and timely medical attention can prevent most deaths, but parents and communities must act fast
Magnesium supplements may come to your aid for the many benefits they offer, but not every type is suitable for your body and brain. A neuroscientist explained which ones to avoid for their negative impact and which ones to take.
Gynaecological cancers, ranging from ovarian to cervical and uterine types, often develop slowly. While some causes are beyond control, everyday habits play a major role in influencing risk.
A routine shingles vaccine may do more than just prevent painful rashes. A large Welsh study has revealed that older adults who received the shingles vaccine were significantly less likely to develop dementia over several years. The findings suggest that a vaccine could also protect brain health.
Are your nights disturbed by frequent trips to the loo, even when you barely drank much? Don’t dismiss it by blaming it on stress, work, or hectic schedule. Because this could be a warming sign for diabetes. Other subtle symptoms include, feeling unusually hungry despite eating, or moody and oddly fatigued after a simple meal
Many proud vegetarians enjoy the simplicity of a plant-based diet. However, behind that wholesome diet lies a deficiency in vitamin B12, which the body cannot source from plants. According to an AIIMS trained neurologist, being aware of subtle warning signals and ensuring a reliable B12 intake can keep one’s nerves, blood and DNA-building mechanisms healthy
Visceral fat is the hidden, more dangerous fat stored deep in the abdomen. Harvard-trained gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi recommends seven science-backed foods that help reduce inflammation, support metabolism and naturally cut deep belly fat.
Every child has an innate intelligence that’s ready to be nurtured, and day-to-day habits can make a big difference in unlocking this potential. Tiny morning routines create focus, memory and emotional balance — the capacities that make up great academic performance and lifelong learning
Celebrity fitness coach Siddhartha Singh, who trains Tamannaah Bhatia and Kangana Ranaut, explains why traditional Indian lunches are often overloaded with carbohydrates and how simple tweaks — reducing rotis, controlling portions, adding fibre and prioritising protein — can make meals more balanced, nutritious and supportive of long-term fitness and energy levels.
Long-term exposure to air pollution may be ageing your lungs faster than normal. Small particles in the air can inflame your lung tissues, turning soft, elastic lungs into stiff, hard sponges.
Colon cancer has become a cause of concern globally, especially among young adults. A gastroenterologist reacted to the video of a young man with the disease and explained four warning signs to watch.
The challenge with parasites is that the symptoms are subtle. They can live silently in the intestine, blood stream, organs or other tissue for months before causing detectable health problems.
Cases of acute respiratory illness (ARI) are on the rise. Dr Indu Khosla shared the possible causes of such infections, when you should be worried, and ways to protect yourself.
A study from the University of Cambridge has uncovered 168 everyday chemicals that can harm the bacteria living in our guts. Found in foods, water, and household products, some even encourage antibiotic resistance.
Did you know that people with so-called “stage 1” hypertension, a modest rise in blood pressure, face a significantly greater risk of cardiovascular disease over the next decade and later? As per studies those whose readings remain only slightly elevated, rather than dangerously high, are at real risk. Cardiologist says the mild blood-pressure slippage should not be dismissed as “nothing serious”, as it may be your earliest warning.
Low levels of choline, especially in people struggling with obesity, may cause brain damage and raise long‑term risk of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). A new study links low circulating choline with metabolic stress, inflammation and early nerve‑cell damage markers, signalling that poor choline status might matter far earlier than dementia’s tragic final chapters.
Guava is a tropical fruit that makes for a healthy addition to your diet. Its rich, sweet taste is accompanied by multiple health benefits, and here’s why you should eat it regularly…
Japanese people tend to enjoy long, healthy lives. A cardiologist shared his experiences from a recent trip to the country where he picked up 5 habits that he now prescribes to his patients
Struggling with motivation? Research shows laziness isn’t a character flaw but a brain-based issue involving effort–reward circuits. Scientists explain why drive collapses and how to restore it.
Come winter and respiratory health becomes a pressing concern. Cold air and rising pollution can trigger asthma and COPD flare-ups, while indoor environments bring their own challenges. From mask-wearing to proper medication and lifestyle changes, Physician shares practical advice to keep lungs safe.
New data from an 11 year review in New York has revealed that younger women, some in their early 20s, are being diagnosed with invasive and often aggressive breast cancers at rates far higher than current guidelines anticipate. With nearly one in four breast cancer cases occurring in women aged 18 to 49, researchers believe its time to rethink when and how assessments begin.
Ananya Panday may be busier than ever, but when it comes to workouts, the actress isn’t skipping them for anything. She nailed a Bulgarian split squat with heavy weights recently, and here’s all you need to know about its benefits
Best exercises to control blood sugar level: Research suggests that even short bursts of muscle activity can help muscles soak up sugar from the blood stream. This lowers post-meal glucose levels. Combined with long studies on exercise, breathing and hydration, this hack helps control blood sugar levels.
One in six people lives with a disability. IDPD 2025 urges societies to build inclusive cities, healthcare and fitness spaces for all. Here’s why disability inclusion is essential for public health.
A long-running international study reports that a pioneering gene therapy has enabled children born without immune systems to develop strong, lasting defences. According to medical studies, the treatment has shown remarkable safety and stability over more than seven years, giving affected families the promise of ordinary childhoods
Eggs are a nutritional powerhouse but are often feared by high-cholesterol patients. An Apollo neurologist busted the myth and also broke down the egg rules for them, including how much they should have, the best foods to pair them with, and which ones to avoid
Taking long hot showers and drinking less water can lead to dryness and flakiness of skin in winter. Read on to know what habits you must avoid at all cost.
People often blame weight gain on overeating or too little physical activity, but those are not the only factors contributing to our waistlines. Read on to know warning signs of a metabolic disorder.
Looking after our brain health is as important as taking care of our body. Dr Manan Vora recommended taking a quick 10-second test to check how well our brain is sending signals to the body and shared ways on how to improve its performance.
A 59 YO woman shared easy tips to get a bikini body. From sitting water while sitting to having cheat days, read on to know what all she had to say.
Smoking marijuana might be considered safe by many, as it is natural. But a cardiologist explained the ill-effects its frequent and prolonged use may have on your lungs, and how it comes with inherent risks that most aren’t even aware of.
Judy Dench is suffering from a condition called macular degeneration. Due to it, she is unable to read her scripts and see people clearly. To know more about this health condition, read on.
A humble kitchen root often overlooked, horseradish, might be more than just a pungent addition to food. According to experts, it can help clear blocked nostrils, ease inflammation, fight harmful microbes, and even pack compounds that research links to cancer defence. Just a pinch could bring surprising benefits.
Congenital talipes equinovarus is a congenital foot deformity involving cavus, adduction, varus, and equinus, causing inward twisting and gait issues. It may be genetic or syndromic. Early diagnosis and Ponseti casting provide excellent outcomes, preventing disability, callosities, malalignment, and long-term pain
Health benefits of green tea: If you are a green tea liver you’ll be happy to know that a simple, daily cup of green tea can bring real health benefits; improved heart and metabolic health, better antioxidant defence, and a gentle boost to brain and wellness.
Dehydration occurs when fluid loss exceeds intake, leading to reduced circulation and cellular dysfunction. It presents with thirst, dry mouth, reduced urine, fatigue, dizziness, and worsening shock in severe cases. Early ORS use, safe hydration, hygiene, and treating underlying causes help prevent complications
How to keep brain sharp: A recent research published in JAMA network reminds us that lifestyle choices matter, not just when young, but across our adult life. If you’re over 40, it isn’t too late. Those evening strolls, weekend gardening, playing with kids or grandkids, or simply staying on your feet, they all count.
You don’t need a fancy diet or tight fitness regime to push your blood sugar in the right direction. Several studies now show that simple daily habits, like eating within a set time, choosing better carbs, moving your body regularly, or losing a small amount of weight, can lower HbA1c, the number doctors use to check long-term sugar levels. Here’s how.