health-and-wellness
Very low calorie diets could be safe for obese teens, say researchers
Obesity and underweight are both forms of malnutrition and are detrimental to peoples health in many ways
Read Article→Pregnancy and kidney health: All you need to know
By raising awareness, promoting early detection and management of pre-existing conditions, and practising healthy habits, we can work toward...
Read Article→How smoking and drinking alcohol regularly impact eye health
Quitting smoking and moderating alcohol consumption are essential steps towards maintaining optimal eye health. Regular eye check-ups and a ...
Read Article→Expert voice | Championing mental health - A woman leader's journey in nurturing wellness at the workplace
In todays fast-paced world, prioritising mental health is no longer a luxury but a necessity. While the discourse on mental health is slowly...
Read Article→Don't let menopause pause you, embrace it with confidence and dismantle stigmas
The World Health Organization (WHO) states that most women go through menopause between the ages of 45 and 55 as a natural component of biol...
Read Article→Body image battles: Break free of BMI stereotypes. Your weight isn't the whole story
Many of us falsely believe anything that doesnt fit the societal norm is obese. We have got so used to comparing our bodies to others, and i...
Read Article→Is your relationship with your family affecting your mental health? Here's what you should do
Effective family issue management and mental health coping strategies include open communication, setting boundaries, seeking support, pract...
Read Article→Ahead of World Birth Defects Day, know 8 most common birth defects
World Birth Defects Day, observed on March 3rd, aims to raise awareness about birth defects and their impact on individuals and families wor...
Read Article→Launch of obesity medicine in India by next year, says pharma firm: Report
Eli Lilly plans to introduce Mounjaro, its diabetes and obesity drug, to India pending regulatory approval, aiming to tap into the countrys ...
Read Article→Rare Disease Day: Challenges in protecting newborns from rare growth-affecting conditions
Rare diseases are conditions that affect a small percentage of the population. Despite their rarity individually, and collectively, rar...
Read Article→Measurable impact of 'brain fog' linked to long Covid: Study
A study involving over 140,000 participants conducted in the summer of 2022. The research suggests that the repercussions of Covid-19 on cog...
Read Article→Greater exposure to ultra-processed foods linked to higher risk of 32 illnesses: Study
The study, published in the BMJ journal, said that over the recent decades, the availability and variety of ultra-processed products so...
Read Article→Are you vaping? E-cigarette chemicals may increase risk of Covid infection, says new study
The research, which utilised airway stem cells to generate a three-dimensional tissue model of human bronchial epithelium, revealed a notabl...
Read Article→Early warning signs of bile duct cancer aka cholangiocarcinoma
Although bile duct cancer is rare, it is curable if detected early. Scroll to know the early warning signs of bile duct cancer.
Read Article→Amy Schumer diagnosed with Cushing Syndrome; Know all about the hormonal condition
Cushing syndrome is a rare hormonal disorder that occurs when your body is exposed to high levels of the hormone cortisol for a long time. I...
Read Article→Increased hospital admissions for major heart and lung diseases linked to air pollution: US study
The studies emphasis the significant impact of PM2.5 exposure, with the Global Burden of Disease study estimating it contributes to 7.6 per ...
Read Article→Are your TV habits keeping you up at night? Study links binge-watching to frequent night-time urination
As per new research published in the journal Neurourology and Urodynamics, a team of researchers from China have concluded that a high major...
Read Article→Study shows how paracetamol, a common painkiller, may affect the liver
Researchers cautioned that patients who use an excessive amount of the medication may have severe side effects. For individuals with persist...
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