Health: Latest News, Photos, Web stories, Videos

Hair loss treatment drug Minoxidil exposure could cause eye health disorders in infants, warns report

Australia has issued a health alert over fake rabies vaccines reportedly circulating in India, raising concerns about ineffective post-bite treatment. Health experts warn that counterfeit vaccines may leave patients unprotected against rabies, a deadly disease. Here’s what the advisory means, who is at risk, and the steps to take now.

Weight loss to blood pressure control, 7 health benefits of morning walk that can change your life

A morning walk can transform your life, especially when done regularly. It offers a number of health benefits, and some of them include better circulation, improved heart health, better mood, and more. Here’s why you should make it a part of your routine.

How much protein do you need to build muscles? Here’s what you need in daily diet

Most experts talk about having sufficient protein in your diet for muscle growth, but how much do you really need is what leaves most people confused. Many studies suggest that a higher intake of protein, when combined with resistance training, gives maximum benefits, and here’s the amount you should consume

Causes of yellow teeth in children: Paediatric dentist warns against home bleaching, suggests treatment options

Blame social media for popularising white teeth, which makes many parents and children visit the dentist complaining about yellow teeth. A paediatric dentist shares why teeth in children can appear more yellow, why they should avoid home bleaching, and ways to treat it.

Want to lose weight naturally in winter? Nutritionist explains the health benefits of singhara, how to use it

Water chestnut or singhara is a winter superfood for weight loss. It’s low in calories and high in fiber which keeps your stomach full, prevents overeating, increases digestion function and helps with energy level. When incorporated wisely into meals, singhara aids natural weight management during winter months

Winter depression affects women more than men, symptoms and ways to cope

As the temperature drops many people begin to feel a heaviness in the mind. Studies say there is a link between depression and the winter months. Understanding that winter depression has real biological reasons can be the first step toward reclaiming warmth not just in the body, but in the mind too.

Otitis Media symptoms: How middle ear infection in children can lead to hearing impairment if left untreated

Otitis media is an inflammatory infection of the middle ear, commonly following upper respiratory infections, especially in children. It presents with ear pain, fever, hearing loss, and discharge. Early diagnosis and appropriate medical or surgical treatment help prevent complications and hearing impairment.

4 simple and effective yoga poses that will instantly relieve bloating

If indulging in food and drinks this holiday season is causing bloating, try these effective yoga movements. They are simple and help improve your digestion and circulation. Practice them regularly to prevent any stomach-related issues

Anaemia is a common pregnancy complication, here’s how to avoid nutritional deficiencies

Anaemia in pregnancy is a common condition caused by physiological haemodilution or pathological nutritional deficiencies, especially iron deficiency. It reduces the blood’s oxygen-carrying capacity and can adversely affect maternal health and fetal outcomes.

Salman Khan birthday: Superstar sets fitness goals at 60, sparks conversation on ageing with new pictures from gym

As Salman Khan nears 60, his latest gym photos highlight strength training, discipline and healthy ageing—sparking conversations around fitness after 60.

5 health benefits of figs, winter's best superfoods

Figs, or anjeer, are loaded with nutrition and offer many health benefits. They are high in fibre, calcium, potassium, and antioxidants, which help to keep you away from many illnesses. They are also delicious to consume and can be used to naturally sweeten desserts and beverages. A look at some of their health benefits.

Workplace stress may be disrupting your menstrual health, warns leading gynaecologist

Chronic psychological stress can interfere with the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis that controls your menstrual cycle, says a leading expert. To know more, read on.

Stomach pain, rashes, runny nose are symptoms of food allergy in children, here's how parents can help avoid triggers

Food allergies in toddlers can appear suddenly, often disguised as rashes, tummy troubles or endless sniffles. Paediatrician says knowing the early warning signs, and which foods are most likely to trigger reactions, can make all the difference between calm control and medical emergency.

Do you clean your berries? Doctor shares science-backed way to remove 96% of pesticides

Berries are enjoyed across the globe for being delicious and healthy, but what many might not know is that cleaning them with just water is not enough. They contain high amounts of pesticides, which require a little extra effort to remove. Dr Myro Figura shared a well-researched method for doing so in his new Instagram post

Why chia seed water hype was everywhere from hydration to appetite control in 2025

Chia seed water is now a part of everyday kitchens, known for helping people feel fuller, calmer around food and more in tune with their bodies. Discover why the drink works the way it does, and why it’s no shortcut, but a gentle support

6 Ayurvedic winter habits to improve gut health, from walking 100 steps post every meal to eating mindfully

Winter Is the time when the digestion slows and your gut needs extra care. Ayurveda offers gentle, time-tested ways to keep your digestive fire burning, from warm waters to mindful eating. Ayurveda expert shares tips on how to nurture your Agni and stay energised throughout the cold season.

Diabetes affects men more than women, doctor flags common symptoms of high blood sugar

Men with sedentary lifestyle, junk eating habits and chronic stress along with poor sleeping routine become obese, thus adding to the ever-increasing prevalence of diabetes mellitus.

Do you wear socks to bed in winter? It can lead to fungal infections and more, reveals doctor

In winter, chances are many of you are wearing socks to bed to keep yourself warm. However, a doctor warns it can lead to certain health-related complications. To know more, read on.

10 signs your winter allergies are something more serious, pulmonologist breaks down symptoms

There are plenty of winter allergies that could be confused for a winter cold, causing lots of people to brush off the signs. Sneezing, congestion, fatigue and coughs that endure indoors might point to allergies rather than infection. Identifying these warning signs early can prevent discomfort and promote a healthier winter

Ozempic after the holidays: What a senior doctor wants you to know about this weight-loss drug, and misuse

After the holidays, a lot of people start looking for quick ways to lose weight, bringing drugs like Ozempic into the spotlight. Although in some patients these drugs can offer relief, doctors caution that they shouldn’t be used indiscriminately by people with unrealistic expectations. They need medical guidance and sustainable lifestyle changes

Why dehydration is common in winter and how to prevent it

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

Second-most common cancer in men: Key symptoms of prostate cancer and latest treatments

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.

Have you been bottling up your emotions? Psychologist shares signs that suggest so

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.

Is sitting the new smoking? Neurologist shares why desk jobs are raising stroke risk

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.

Laparoscopic surgeon warns about rising post surgery wound infections, shares simple tips to prevent them

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.

Orthopaedic surgeon shares quick work lunch that packs 22 g fibre and 44 g protein

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.

Celeb fitness coach calls ‘dal-chawal’ the world’s most perfect, complete protein; says your fear of carbs is just ignorance

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.

Feeling lazy in winter? Here’s why it happens and how you can overcome it

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 and digestion; dietician explains why

Jacqueline Fernandez says going vegetarian improved her skin, digestion and weight. Experts explain how plant-based diets affect acne and gut health.

Harvard-trained doctor shares 8 best natural sweeteners in his new cheat sheet

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.

5 unusual symptoms of heart disease, explained by top cardiologist

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.

Hidden protein behind Alzheimer’s disease revealed, scientists hope for a cure soon

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.

Did you know: The untold story of Pritam Kaur and how she was part of hidden radiation experiments in 1969 Coventry

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.

Dopamine's role in Parkinson’s disease was always misunderstood, says new study

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.

5 best Ayurvedic tips to boost immunity in winter, from Rasayana therapies to Abhyanga, more

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.

Health resolutions 2026: Adopt these small but powerful habits for a healthier and happier you

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 drug after effect: Weight regain and intense hunger, says woman who quit taking the pill

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.

Heart disease risk increase in women with autoimmune diseases, says cardiologist

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.

New Study finds THIS Brazilian plant can cure arthritis pain and reduce inflammation

The research shows that the Joseph's Coat plant possesses the ability to reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and provide anti-arthritis effects

Walk smarter not harder: Fewer, longer walks could be better for your heart, says study

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 causes, symptoms and ways to improve sleep quality

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 deficiency: Early signs, causes, and who is most at risk

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.

Symptoms of urinary infections: Urologist warns it can lead to kidney damage, prostate problems, more

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.

You can control blood sugar in Type 2 diabetes with exposure to sunlight, claims new study

Spending time in natural daylight, even indoors near a window, may improve blood sugar control in people with type 2 diabetes, a study suggests.

Protect your brain from the side effects of alcohol with these 3 supplements

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.

Health And Fitness