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Schizophrenia is a psychiatric disorder affecting thought, perception, and behaviour. Key features include hallucinations, delusions, thought broadcasting, neologisms, echolalia, verbigeration, and thought blocking. It affects all demographics. Diagnosis involves imaging, and treatment includes psychosocial rehabilitation and pharmacological therapy
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On Two Much with Kajol & Twinkle, Alia Bhatt opened up about being criticised for her quick post-pregnancy weight loss, which she said happened naturally and not in the way people claimed.
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Air pollution health effects: Air pollution is increasingly becoming a silent but deadly threat, particularly for urban non-smokers. Though active smoking poses a greater risk, prolonged exposure to poor air quality significantly raises the chances of lung cancer.
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Dementia, often mistaken for a natural part of ageing, is far more complex and widespread. While there’s no cure yet, early detection, exercise, accessible care, and community support can help improve quality of life.
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Ranbir Kapoor has always surprised audiences by showcasing different physiques in his movies, especially in Animal. His trainer, in a podcast, revealed how long such transformations take and praised Ranbir for his dedication
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Herbs like neem, triphala, and miswak, long cherished in Ayurveda, are once again used for dental care, and not just in traditional households. Uncover how reconnecting with these age- old herbs can boost your dental health and well-being.
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October 2, Gandhi Jayanti, is a dry day in India. Experts say if you extend it into 30 days without alcohol, your body and mind could experience life-changing benefits — from better sleep to improved immunity.
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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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Heart failure can often be misunderstood as tiredness or ageing. In India, it strikes younger and tougher, affecting people deeply. Cardiologist stresses that leaving hospital isn’t a cure, it’s an ongoing care. Here’s how watching for warning signs, and making small lifestyle changes can make all the difference
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Common exercise mistakes: Hitting the gym and getting a good workout in feels great, but those sore muscles the next day? Not so much. If post-workout aches are dampening your motivation, you might wonder: should you rest, book a massage, or keep moving? Here’s what an expert has to say.
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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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Natural weight loss tips: Yoga and sunbathing aren’t just wellness trends, they’re age-old remedies for body-mind balance. Here's how naturopathy encourages sustainable fat loss, vitality, and emotional wellbeing by syncing daily habits with nature.
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Home workout routine: With a choc-a-block routine, it may be difficult to sneak in time for the gym, but it certainly is possible to work out at home with your bodyweight. These simple home workouts are going to come in handy and help you burn calories more effectively.
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If you want to lose weight the right way, Rujuta Diwekar’s sound advice will come in handy. The popular nutritionist shared how exercise helps suppress appetite, boost GLP-1 levels, and give you a sculpted face.
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The dangers of smoking go beyond the lungs. From heart disease to reproductive issues, brittle bones, and premature ageing, the risks are many. Even second-hand smoke poses serious health challenges. Quitting now can reverse much of the damage, and it’s never too late to start.
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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 (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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Health benefits of pomegranates: Loaded with antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, you can include pomegranates in your daily diet easily. Whether you eat them in salads or smoothies, here’s why adding these cherries into your meal plan means loads of vitamins, fibre and antioxidants.
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As the H3N2 flu strain surges across Indian cities, knowing its symptoms, home care options, and red flags for medical attention can keep your family safe this season.
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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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Early detection of Lipoprotein(a), a specific type of protein that carries cholesterol in bloodstream, can help Indians take preventive steps against heart disease before symptoms appear.
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Coffee is so much more than just a morning pick-me-up– it’s a drink that is rich in antioxidants and compounds that can improve your skin, health and mood. But moderation matters. Knowing what coffee does to your body, how it affects your skin and signs you’re drinking too much allows for you to enjoy it safely and wisely
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How to lose weight: While OMAD may be hard for some, Dr Alok Chopra shared an alternative plan that requires the same amount of fasting hours but allows modifications in foods that can be consumed.
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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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Novo Nordisk’s weekly injection for type 2 diabetes, Ozempic, is set to launch in India. Here’s how it works, its benefits, risks, and impact on weight loss.
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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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Healthy morning routine: If you want to benefit the most from your mornings, follow the 3M morning routine recommended by Dr Rangan Chatterjee. It offers several health benefits, including helping you stay calm and focused throughout your days.
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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 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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If you are a tea lover, try these 5 Japanese teas, which will help you appreciate unique flavours and aromas even more, while offering some amazing health benefits.
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While enjoying your daily dose of coffee with sugar may be commonplace, dependency on it should be avoided at all costs. A cardiologist shared some of the effects of sugar and caffeine addiction that go beyond just energy crashes
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Rubella is a contagious viral infection transmitted through droplets, dangerous during pregnancy due to its teratogenic effects. Maternal infection can cause congenital rubella syndrome, affecting the baby’s heart, ears, eyes, liver, and bones, and may lead to abortions or malformations. Vaccination provides lifelong protection and is essential for prevention.
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Festive bhog is irresistible, but it doesn’t have to come with guilt. Here’s how to enjoy Durga Puja delicacies while keeping your health in balance.
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Heart-healthy lifestyle tips: India is facing a growing heart disease crisis, with advanced treatments on the rise. Cardiologist explains how medical innovations and preventive care are bridging the gap between high-end hospitals and the everyday Indian in need of timely cardiac support.
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Hypoglycemia occurs when your blood sugar levels drop below the normal range. This can happen for several reasons, including skipping meals, excessive insulin use, certain medications, or underlying medical conditions.
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Junk food doesn’t just affect your waistline, it can hamper your memory in just four days, says a study from the University of North Carolina. However, simple changes like fasting or dietary shifts may reverse the damage. Here’s what you need to know
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A deviated nasal septum, often caused by trauma or developmental errors, can lead to nasal obstruction, sinus problems, epistaxis, anosmia, and headaches. Treatment depends on severity, ranging from observation for minor cases to septoplasty or submucous resection for symptomatic patients
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Experiencing knee pain is not only common among older adults but has also started to affect young professionals, especially those with sedentary lifestyles. A cardiologist recently shared his personal experience of practicing yoga, which helped cure him of his knee pain. Also, read about three yoga poses that can help you a great deal in the same regard.
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Morning sickness is an evolved immune response that helps protect both mother and foetus. UCLA researchers found that nausea, vomiting, and food aversions signal a healthy pregnancy, driven by the body's complex inflammatory balance. Here’s what a recent study reveals
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A heavy meal or even a stressful day can be the reason behind bloating. Although most of the time it is harmless and short-lived, persistent or severe bloating could signal towards more serious health problems
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Best yoga poses for back pain: Struggling with lower back pain? From muscle strains to postural woes, this common ailment can be relieved with a few targeted yoga postures. Here’s how.
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It’s hard to imagine a chef refraining from indulgences when he is surrounded by food, but that’s exactly what Vikas Khanna does. The Michelin star chef revealed how his life is driven by discipline, which makes him eat clean and healthy and work out
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Gallstones are small, hardened deposits that can cause discomfort when they block your bile ducts, causing sharp abdominal pain and potential complications. Often linked to diet, weight, or sudden weight loss, they’re treatable, most often with surgery. Here's what to know, how to spot the signs, and what can help prevent them
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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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Urinary tract infections affect the bladder, urethra, or kidneys and may be symptomatic or asymptomatic. Most are caused by gram-negative bacilli, especially E. coli. Infection spreads through various routes, commonly ascending.
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Heart and brain health tips: Your heart and mind are constantly communicating with each other. When you're stressed, anxious or low, your heart feels it too. Small, simple daily habits can support both your mental wellbeing and heart health, helping you feel stronger, calmer, and more in balance.
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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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Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran revealed in a recent chat that he is on a weight-loss journey and aiming to get six-pack abs. He admitted to faltering a couple of times but said he feels driven to stay on track, adding that he is in the “best shape of his life.”
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Many women overlook heart attack symptoms, mistaking them for stress or indigestion. Warning signs include chest discomfort, pain elsewhere, shortness of breath, cold sweat, dizziness, nausea, unusual fatigue, and anxiety. Recognising these early and adopting healthy lifestyle changes can save lives.
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Heart attack risks after menopause: The drop in oestrogen during menopause increases the risk of heart disease in women, especially those with early or surgical menopause. Timely screening, lifestyle changes and tailored hormone therapy can help protect heart health and improve outcomes.
