Health
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Unable to Sleep Well? Yoga, Tai Chi, and Walking May Help, Says Study
Struggling with insomnia? A new study suggests that exercises such as yoga, tai chi, walking, and jogging may significantly improve…
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New AI Tool Surpasses Cardiologists in Detecting Hidden Heart Disease
A revolutionary artificial intelligence (AI) tool developed by US researchers may outperform cardiologists in identifying hidden heart disease using data…
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Is Eating Chapati Daily Good for Diabetics? Here’s What Experts Say
In recent years, there has been a significant rise in the number of people affected by diabetes (diabetics), prompting many…
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Love Samosas and Jalebis? Govt Says They May Be Harming You More Than You Think
In a bold move to address India’s rising obesity crisis, the Health Ministry has directed all government canteens and restaurants…
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How Oral Hygiene Can Help Prevent Cancer: Major Findings from AIIMS Study
Oral health plays a crucial role in cancer prevention, care, and improving survival rates, according to researchers at the All-India…
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Drinking Tea Right After Breakfast – Is It Good or Bad?
For many people, mornings are incomplete without a hot cup of tea. While some prefer sipping tea on an empty…
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Top Natural Remedies to Relieve Gas and Bloating Instantly
Gas and bloating are common issues experienced by many, often disrupting daily activities. While occasional gas is normal, persistent bloating…
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New weekly injection to offer steady Parkinson’s medication, cut need for daily pills
In a breakthrough that could transform the treatment of Parkinson's disease, a team of scientists in Australia — led by…
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New Study Reveals Coffee May Slow Aging and Make You Look Younger
There has long been debate over whether drinking coffee is beneficial or harmful to health. While moderate consumption has been…
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Top 5 Nourishing Delicious Monsoon Soups to Warm Your Soul This Rainy Season
As the rainy season rolls in, nothing feels more comforting than a warm bowl of soup. Whether you're curled up…
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Study Finds Lead Exposure May Impair Children’s Memory Retention
Exposure to lead during pregnancy and early childhood may significantly accelerate memory loss in children, potentially impairing their learning and…
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Even Low Intake of Ultra-Processed Foods Raises Health Risks: Study
A new study reveals that even moderate consumption of ultra-processed foods may significantly increase the risk of developing chronic diseases…
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How Much Salt Is Too Much? Health Experts Reveal the Right Balance
Salt is a kitchen staple used worldwide to enhance flavor, preserve food, and maintain electrolyte balance in the body.
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Home-cooked veg, non-veg thalis get cheaper in June as inflation cools
The cost of home-cooked vegetarian and non-vegetarian thalis declined by 8% and 6% year-on-year, respectively, in June 2025, according to…
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Mint Leaves | Amazing Health Benefits of Eating Pudina Leaves on an Empty Stomach Every Day!
Mint leaves, also known as Pudina, are not just a flavorful addition to dishes but also a natural powerhouse of…
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Global Warming Threatens Global Food Security, Warns Major Study Published in ‘Nature’
This could have devastating effects, particularly on low-income and developing countries, where access to nutritious food is already limited.
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Covid hospitalisation, family history, lifestyle behaviours behind unexplained sudden death: ICMR study
A recent study conducted by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has identified key factors contributing to unexplained sudden…
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Should Anti-Ageing Medicines Be Banned in India? Experts Raise Concerns After Shefali Jariwala’s Death
The tragic and untimely death of actress Shefali Jariwala has sparked a nationwide debate on the safety and regulation of…
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Is Dipping Biscuits in Tea Every Day Harmful? Experts Warn Against Popular Habit
For many people, starting the day without a cup of tea and a few biscuits is almost unimaginable.
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33% of Children in Telangana Suffer from Stunted Growth: NFHS Report Reveals Grim Reality
This alarming statistic places Telangana among the worst-performing southern states in child nutrition, second only to Karnataka (35%).
