Stress affects your mind and it can also strain your eyes too, causing twitching, blurriness, and even migraines. Additionally, extreme screen time also hampers your eye health. Together, stress and screens can leave your eyes sore, tired, and overwhelmed.
Basic life-saving first aid skills: Every day, thousands of lives are lost to road accidents and medical emergencies. But with basic first aid skills, ordinary people can become heroes. Quick thinking, calmness, and a little preparation can help save a life. Here’s how.
There was a time when stroke mostly hit the oldest. But now a a recent study published in The Lancet reveals that stroke is rising among young adults worldwide. It shows how common risk factors, like high blood pressure, inactivity, and obesity, impact stroke risk differently by age group.
Sometimes, the solution to everyday health struggles lies in your cup. Be it soothing back pain or managing diabetes, Dr Saurabh Sethi, an AIIMS doctor, who is also Harvard and Stanford-trained, shares easy beverage options that can support your health, right from your kitchen to your glass.
People usually drink coffee to feel more awake, focused and ready to tackle the day. It’s the go-to drink for shaking off drowsiness, powering through busy mornings or adding a little boost during that mid-afternoon slump. Now, a new research suggests it may also support healthy ageing. A recent study reveals coffee’s potential to boost cellular energy and resilience.
Vitamin C is already known for brightening skin and protecting against damage, but a new Japanese study shows it may also thicken ageing skin by switching on key genes that promote skin repair.
How to get rid of brain fog: It is a term used to describe a state of mental cloudiness. Brain fog can leave you feeling tired, unfocused and forgetful. But everyday habits like better sleep, balanced meals and simple stress relief can make a big difference. Here’s how.
Brain aneurysms often stay silent until they grow large or burst, making quick recognition of symptoms essential. According to National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, ruptured aneurysms can cause severe complications. Knowing the warning signs and acting quickly can make a major difference in treatment outcomes and recovery.
Early symptoms of heart disease: Many people in their 30s ignore an irregular pulse, blaming stress or tiredness. But heart rhythm issues like arrhythmias are rising in young adults. Here are the causes, symptoms, lifestyle risks and when to seek medical advice, because early attention can prevent serious cardiac complications and improve long-term heart health.
Skin problems can often be ignored as simple rashes or breakouts. But sometimes an itchy patch or the random blisters may point towards something more serious. Skin is your body’s largest organ, and it reacts to internal imbalances, allergies, and immune triggers in different ways.
Milind Soman completed a 600-km journey from Mumbai to Goa by cycling 90 km and running 21 km daily, as part of the Fit India Run initiative. He documented his progress on Instagram, calling the experience “amazing” and reflecting on the physical and mental strength such challenges demand.
Dr Ashok Seth advocates regular cardiovascular screenings, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, managing risk factors like diabetes and hypertension, and staying informed about heart health.
Kareena Kapoor is fit and fabulous at 44. Her trainer recently shared a video of her intense home workout session, and it’s nothing short of inspiring. From shadow boxing with dumbbells to kettlebell woodchops, Kareena’s routine proves that consistency and strength are key to staying healthy and strong.
Loneliness is now being called a global health threat. The World Health Organization reveals that 1 in 6 people is affected. Beyond feelings, loneliness links to heart disease, depression and even early death. Here’s why it matters, who it affects and 8 easy ways to reconnect daily.
Foods that help reduce migraines: Shifting to a plant-based diet may help reduce both the frequency and intensity of migraine attacks. Eating more fibre-rich foods, stay hydrated, cut down on dairy and animal fats, and focus on antioxidant-rich meals to make a difference.
Heart health tips everyone should know: Actress Shefali Jariwala's death has brought sudden cardiac arrest in young women back into the spotlight. Experts caution that heart risks are rising among seemingly healthy women. Here’s what you need to know.
How to improve gut health naturally: Your gut plays a bigger role in mood, digestion and sleep than you think. From food fixes to stress management, here’s how you can support your gut and feel healthier.
The firm’s AI team said that its Microsoft AI Diagnostic Orchestrator has 'successfully diagnosed 85 percent' of the New England Journal of Medicine case proceedings
Samantha Ruth Prabhu shared glimpses of the past month, revealing how she takes care of her body, mind, and skin. Her routine includes eating a healthy breakfast, PEMF and red light therapy sessions, gym workouts, among other practices. Take a look.
Stuffy nose that won’t unblock, face feeling heavy like a brick, headaches that keep coming back; when sinus infections refuse to clear up for weeks, it’s time to consider hidden causes. Tumours in or near the sinuses can mirror sinusitis, causing nasal blockage, facial pain, and headaches. Uncover are 11 tumour types.
Alzheimer’s disease is one of the major health concerns with no known cure yet, but neurologists suggest that adopting simple lifestyle changes can play a role in lowering your risk. From exercising regularly to eating brain-friendly foods, here are daily habits that might help protect your memory and cognitive health.
Balancing your daily nutrients is important for good health. Cereals provide most daily energy, while pulses, dairy, fruits, vegetables, and healthy fats supply protein, fibre, and essential nutrients. Fibre-rich, colourful foods aid digestion, boost immunity, and lower lifestyle disease risks.
Every 1st July, India celebrates National Doctors’ Day to honour doctors’ dedication to saving lives. With rising cancer cases, doctors now use AI for faster, more accurate diagnoses. While AI improves detection and decision-making, doctors remain central—combining technology with their expertise, empathy and clinical judgement to deliver life-saving care.
The tragic passing of young stars like Shefali Jariwala and Sidharth Shukla highlights a reality that cannot be ignored. Sudden cardiac arrest doesn’t discriminate by age or fame. Prioritising heart health, recognising the signs, and taking timely action could be lifesaving, for celebrities and for everyone.
Feeling unusually tired or losing weight without trying can be more than just everyday exhaustion or lifestyle changes. These seemingly harmless symptoms might actually be your liver’s way of signalling that something is wrong. Here is why you need to know.
Physical activity is good for your heart, waistline and also your brain. Simple daily movement can sharpen memory, improve mood and reduce dementia risk. Even small steps like walking, cycling or taking the stairs can boost brain health and emotional wellbeing at any age. Here’s how.
Haemorrhoids, or piles, are swollen veins around the anus and rectum causing pain, itching, and bleeding. Often triggered by constipation, straining, or prolonged sitting, they worsen if ignored. Here’s how to spot and treat them.
Link between obesity and cancer: Obesity significantly raises women’s risk of several cancers, including breast, endometrial and ovarian types. With obesity rates rising among younger women too, early weight management, medical guidance and lifestyle changes are critical.
If your child’s sports performance is dropping despite regular training, the problem may not lie in his physical skills. Anxiety, emotional stress, and pressure often impact young athletes in many ways.
Nutritional value of millets: Packed with fibre, minerals, and antioxidants, they support everything from digestion to heart health and skin glow. Experts now say millets are not just food, they’re a lifestyle choice for the modern, mindful eater.
Sports injuries can happen to anyone, from weekend joggers to regular gym-goers. Common causes include poor technique, skipping warm-ups or sudden movements. Orthopaedic surgeon shares tips on how to spot early signs, manage symptoms, and prevent long-term damage from injuries like sprains, strains, or ligament tears.
How to prevent stomach infections in kids: Monsoon tummy infections in children are common, but few parents realise how these gut issues can also affect mood, behaviour, and concentration. Keep these expert tips in mind to understand the gut-brain connection and why timely care matters.
World Microbiome Day 2025: Struggling to lose weight despite diet and exercise? Your gut microbiome could be the missing link. Experts now believe that an unhealthy balance of gut bacteria can affect fat storage, cravings and metabolism.
Samantha Ruth Prabhu inspired fans with a gym photo, flaunting her well-toned upper arm in stylish workout attire. The actress looked fit, fabulous, and raring to go. Known for her dedication to fitness, she often shares workout videos to motivate fans to push their limits.
Ice apple is often used as snacks. Packed with water, fibre, minerals and antioxidants, it’s being known for benefits ranging from skin health and weight management to blood sugar control and anti-inflammatory properties. Here’s why it can be a part of your healthy diet.
Monsoon home remedies for immunity: With simple lifestyle tweaks and homeopathy’s side-effect-free support, your body can stay balanced through the season. Here are home remedies that have stood the test of time, and can help you enjoy the rains, minus the illnesses.
Dr Saurabh Sethi, a Harvard-trained gastroenterologist, recently shared key gut health insights on Instagram, busting myths and spotlighting facts most people miss. From probiotics to serotonin production, here’s what your gut needs to thrive, and how it impacts everything from your mood to your immune system.
Vaginal health and hygiene tips: White vaginal discharge is a regular part of a woman’s reproductive system. But sometimes, changes in colour, smell, or texture can signal infections or hormonal shifts. It is, therefore, important to know the signs, and when to consult a doctor.
How to avoid cold and cough in rainy season: Your body is extremely vulnerable during weather changes, especially in the humid, rain-soaked monsoon. It’s not just about getting wet. It is about how you eat, what you touch, and how long you stay in damp clothes.
Early signs of diabetes and prevention: From losing weight to eating mindfully and managing stress, here are science-backed, doctor-recommended steps that could help prevent or even reverse type 2 diabetes.
Menopause often brings changes in hormone levels and blood pressure, raising heart health risks. But resistance training offers a simple, natural way to help. Lifting weights just twice a week can support healthy blood pressure, muscle mass and mood.
Tips to manage high blood pressure: Your 40s often come with subtle,but significant, health changes, from hormonal dips to rising blood pressure. But it’s not all bad. With a few smart lifestyle changes, you can stay ahead of these shifts. Here are simple tips to what to eat, skip and do.
Chiropractic therapy is more than cracking joints. It offers real benefits for those with spine pain and beyond. From improving movement to lowering stress, this gentle hands-on care supports your body’s natural balance, without surgery, strong medication or endless scans.
Salman Khan brain aneurysm news: Salman Khan’s recent revelations on brain aneurysm have sparked a much-needed conversation around this hidden condition. Though rare, it can be fatal if missed. Uncover the symptoms, causes, risks and preventive steps you should be aware of.
The monsoon season is beautiful, but it also invites pests, dampness, and disease if your home isn't ready. From sealing cracks to deep cleaning and using eco-friendly deterrents, here are smart tips to help you create a safe, dry, and pest-free home through the rainy months.
The new COVID-19 variant NB.1.8.1, known as Nimbus, is causing concern due to its subtle symptoms and high transmission rate. According to the World Health Organisation, recognising early signs and adopting preventive habits can reduce risk. Here’s what you need to know to keep your home and health protected.
Causes of varicose veins: Varicose veins aren’t just about ageing or looks. If you sit at a desk for hours, your vein health could be quietly suffering. Uncover how modern work habits affect circulation, and tips to manage and prevent vein damage before it leads to complications.
Vascular disease doesn’t always begin with heart attacks or strokes. Often, it starts with subtle symptoms we tend to brush off, leg cramps, cold toes, fatigue. Discover early vascular warning signs and practical steps to protect your circulation, with expert insight from a vascular surgeon.
A UK study of over 330,000 people shows abdominal fat, more than overall body fat, is strongly linked to psoriasis, especially in women. Health experts now advise focusing on waist size, core strength and lifestyle tweaks to lower skin inflammation and reduce disease risk.
Yoga and meditation offer science-backed tools to reduce stress, sharpen focus, and foster emotional balance. The essential skills for thriving in today’s fast-paced, distraction-filled world