In case you have serious gut issues, make sure you talk to a gastroenterologist
Instead of subjecting patients to months of trial-and-error treatments, AI can help rapidly narrow down diagnoses, especially for rare conditions
Infertility expert Dr Anjali Malpani explains cryopreservation and whether frozen embryos can last long and still be viable
A deep dive with experts on a viral infection that's fast spreading with contaminated food and water
Trial shows that risk of a major adverse cardiovascular event is eight per cent lower in people on new therapy
Cardiologist explains why research lends weight to revised guidelines.
Lyme disease is not that common in India but a few thousand cases are reported annually, the last major outbreak being reported from Kerala's Wayanad, a doctor said.
Studies suggest that 15-20 per cent of lung cancer cases occur in people who have never smoked, mostly women. A World Lung Cancer Day special
Steroid creams can temporarily relieve inflammation and itching but worsen the infection.
There is a way to get your daily quota from plant proteins with smart combinations
Have you ever wondered what that potassium on your blood report means and why it can make your BP resistant
Neurologists suggest boiling water, cooking food thoroughly and hand hygiene as the best prevention
Mohit Sachdeva (40) is a resident of Delhi’s Lajpat Nagar. A shot from his gym days
Vegan cheeses may be lower in saturated fat but they’re not always healthy
Make liver screening a part of routine healthcare practice, say experts
With a survival window of eight minutes, we must have automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in public places, learn CPR
A neurologist breaks down the study and suggests what you should do for brain health.
Blending vegetable skins into soups and stocks is a smart meal option
Early diagnosis leads to easy treatment. New drugs are effective in curing this viral infection, say doctors. A world hepatitis day special
If you don’t go to the gym long enough, your muscles will weaken. Similarly, when we stop pushing our brains, they become less resilient
The demand for radiotherapy may increase by 70 per cent to 100 per cent in countries such as India
Dinner is the last major meal of the day and is needed by everybody, whether you are 20 or 50
This comes after pathologist moved court on minimum standards for signatory authority in diagnostic laboratories
Polyps in the uterus can lead to repeated cycles and miscarriage. However, now they can be managed. A world IVF day special
Indian manufacturers are poised to emerge as a favoured, cost-effective alternative, says document







