Superbugs are a growing concern. Health care professionals need to educate themselves on rational and responsible use of antibiotics
Remember, children with unusual behaviour patterns are experiencing emotional distress of a kind they are not prepared to handle. Here’s how to reach out
These drugs must be started only after a full medical evaluation, used strictly under medical supervision and avoided entirely for cosmetic or event-driven weight loss
These “misleading” products have been flagged as a health hazard as they can lead to worsening of dehydration rather than helping with it.
There is misinformation around the use of statins, which are necessary for those who are genetically prone to high LDL cholesterol
Manufacturing unit for therapy set up for phase I trial, likely next year, in collaboration with AIIMS
The zero-carb diet may not be the answer for people living with diabetes
The food-first approach works perfectly to meet your targets
Experts warn how ultra-processed food products pose a major public health threat, call for policy reform
Expert panel reviews safety and efficacy, yet to finalise price.
Untreated bulimia can lead to severe health complications, including electrolyte imbalances that may cause heart problems
Neurologist Dr Vinit Suri busts the myth, asks why those sitting or lying down age faster
While following a graded plan, high-risk individuals need closer supervision and continuous heart rate monitoring
Four months later, her liver enzymes dropped by 40%. And she did it with this diet
You may be getting calories but not enough vitamins and minerals, says Dr Ambrish Mithal
Low birth weight, preterm delivery and persistent cough in infants were exceptions a decade ago. Now they’re routine, say doctors
Colorectal cancer is linked to poor diet, long desk work, no exercise and sleep. That’s why docs call it a lifestyle-induced cancer
The smartest PCOS diet strategy is one that rebuilds insulin response before it reduces calories
For the first time, an India-led research study positions radiation therapy as a key treatment option
During puberty, the body goes through hormonal changes that lead to temporary insulin resistance. Other risk factors can make it permanent. A World Diabetes Day special
Sometimes the readings are stubborn. What you need to know about triggers, genetics and prevention
Obesity, poor diet, sedentary lifestyles, stress at a young age from career goals and irregular sleep are all triggers
However, the report shows a significant improvement in TB treatment coverage in 2024
The link between polluted air and dementia, stroke and cognitive decline is no longer just a side effect of pollution that we can ignore; it is now a reality.
For those with type 2 diabetes or insulin resistance, consuming protein in moderation and pairing it with fibre and healthy fats hold the key





