Dehydration is not just a summer issue. In winter, low thirst, as well as dry air and indoor heating, can quietly deplete the body of fluids. There are reasons this happens and little hydration-focused tweaks you can make to your diet to help prevent feeling tired, getting a headache or other minor health issues in the cooler weather
Prostate cancer is still associated with fear and social stigma, despite being the second most common cancer among men and one that needs attention. A urologist explained that advances in treatment should encourage people to seek help when they experience any of the common symptoms.
Psychologist shares why people suppress feelings, how it affects their daily functioning of life, and why expressing emotions may be the most underrated survival skill of modern life.
Stroke is no longer a disease of old age alone. In the fast-growing desk-job culture, long hours of sitting, poor posture and chronic inactivity are emerging as serious stroke triggers. Neurologist shares how modern work habits are affecting brain health, and why small daily movements can make a life-saving difference.
Wound infections are one of the most stubborn complications after general surgery. They increase pain, hospital stays and healthcare costs. Laparoscopic surgeon explains why they happen, who is most at risk, and how surgeons are fighting back with prevention, vigilance and patient education.
Squeezing in time to prepare lunch before leaving for work can be hard some days. An orthopaedic surgeon shared her quick, healthy options on hectic days that pack a punch of nutritional benefits. They don’t require any cooking and can be simply picked from the fridge.
Health benefits of daal chawal: For those who think rice and lentils have excess carbs and not enough protein, top fitness coach Luke Coutinho explains why it is not true. Instead, he called the combo a complete protein and listed some of its benefits. He also blamed fancy diets and sedentary lifestyles for weight gain.
Commonly referred to as winter sadness or seasonal blues, this emotional dip is more common than we realise -- and the good news is, it can be managed with simple, thoughtful changes.
Jacqueline Fernandez says going vegetarian improved her skin, digestion and weight. Experts explain how plant-based diets affect acne and gut health.
Natural substitutes for sugar: For those on the hunt for clean, natural sweeteners, a gastroenterologist shared some sources that are safe to consume in his new cheat sheet. These include monk fruit, dates, and chicory root.
Before a heart attack or heart failure, there are warning signs that are often overlooked or dismissed because they are not thought to be connected with the heart. A cardiologist, however, said that they may look weird but are actual signs your heart is in danger.
Scientists at Northwestern University have identified a previously hidden toxic protein that may trigger Alzheimer’s disease decades before memory loss appears. An experimental drug, NU-9, successfully blocked this early damage in mice, raising hopes for preventing the disease before symptoms ever begin.
In 1969 Coventry, England, Punjabi mother Pritam Kaur sought treatment for migraines, unaware she was part of a secret radiation experiment. Without her consent, she and others from immigrant backgrounds endured these unethical trials.
A new study from McGill University challenges a decades-old belief about dopamine. Rather than driving movement like a throttle, dopamine appears to work silently in the background, enabling movement to happen at all, a shift that could reshape how Parkinson’s disease is treated.
Ayurveda sees winter as nature’s invitation to build immunity. Stronger digestion, deeper nourishment and restorative Rasayana therapies help the body thrive despite cold weather, dryness and seasonal stress. Ayurveda expert shares how herbal support, daily rituals and mindful breath-work can strengthen immunity.
The new year is round the corner and this is the time to take stock of your health. For a happier and healthier you, small, meaningful and doable health resolutions can go a long way.
Weight-loss injections such as Wegovy and Ozempic are helping millions lose weight, but new reports highlight the challenges of stopping these drugs. However, according to a BBC account of a woman who tried to come off Wegovy reveals how intense hunger, “food noise,” and rapid appetite return can make it difficult to quit.
Autoimmune diseases affect millions of Indian women, yet their impact on heart health often goes unnoticed. Chronic inflammation linked to these conditions quietly raises the risk of heart attacks and strokes, making early awareness, regular screening and lifestyle changes crucial.
The research shows that the Joseph's Coat plant possesses the ability to reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and provide anti-arthritis effects
A UK study suggests that how you walk may matter just as much as how much you walk. For low-activity adults, taking longer, uninterrupted walks was linked to lower risks of early death and heart disease than moving in short, scattered bursts
Obstructive sleep apnea is a sleep-related breathing disorder caused by recurrent upper airway obstruction during sleep. It leads to fragmented sleep and excessive daytime sleepiness. Causes factors include obesity, craniofacial abnormalities, and smoking.
Vitamin B12 is essential for blood formation, nerve and brain function, and energy metabolism. Deficiency is common in vegetarians, older adults, and malabsorption states and causes fatigue, neurological and mood symptoms. Early detection and supplementation prevent serious, irreversible complications.
Common urinary problems: Never ignore the symptoms your urine is telling you about your health. A senior Doctor stresses that early detection of urinary conditions can help avert potentially dangerous complications and safeguard lasting kidney, bladder and overall good health.
Spending time in natural daylight, even indoors near a window, may improve blood sugar control in people with type 2 diabetes, a study suggests.
Health risks of drinking alcohol: While it may be a season to enjoy yourself and indulge a little, a neuroscientist shared the need to still protect your brain from the damaging effects of alcohol. He suggested three supplements that could help if you’re drinking at your get-togethers.