There has been a consistent decline in tobacco use in India over the last couple of decades, according to WHO report on tobacco use
A new Lancet study says behavioural therapies should be now considered as treatment for gut health
A cosmetic surgeon and a psychiatrist decode body dysmorphia and how it eats into a teen’s mind
Latest study shows that having even one can of diet or zero-sugar drinks is associated with a 60 per cent higher risk of developing liver disease
Testing by state drug regulators reveal gaps in regulatory and inspection processes
Lifestyle measures such as diet and exercise, alongside medications when needed, remain the cornerstone
Often patients are confused by online advisories on tests that are costly and not needed. Here’s what you need to know
Diethylene glycol, and sometimes ethylene glycol, are used in cough syrups. These are toxic to human beings, injuring kidneys.
As risk factors go up, three gynaecologists share guidelines for those intending to conceive. With a little help from technology
Syrups with Dextromethorphan Hydrobromide, which is a common active ingredient, are not harmful when taken as prescribed by the doctor
Preventive check-ups lead to early diagnosis and intervention, improving long-term survival. Cardiologists recommend the tests you should take
This landmark study shows how asthma burden can be reduced in countries like India, says expert
Not just genes, lifestyle is becoming the biggest risk factor among young people
How and when we eat in the morning can set the tone for appetite regulation, energy levels, metabolic balance and even body composition over weeks and months
For older children, use only when prescribed by the doctor. Always administer it with the dropper. Using other spoons can lead to accidental overdoses
Replacing five per cent energy from carbohydrates with five per cent energy from plant, dairy, egg or fish protein was associated with a lower risk of newly diagnosed diabetes, according to the ICMR-INDIAB study
Most acute cough illnesses in children are self-limiting and resolve without pharmacological intervention, says DGHS
With childhood obesity becoming the fastest growing public health concern in India, school interventions can ensure a diet discipline
Obesity, especially fat around the abdomen, insulin resistance, high blood glucose levels, high blood pressure and high cholesterol levels — all are considered to be risk factors for fatty liver disease
Orchard owner becomes part of PGI Chandigarh’s study, shows how remission is possible with usual drug and lifestyle changes
62% calories comes from carbs, added sugar intake higher than recommended
Without India-specific research and clinical guidance, prevention and treatment will remain misaligned
Restaurant owner on how his early life choices and ignoring check-ups cost him. A World Heart Day special
While classical risk factors such as obesity, hypertension and diabetes remain, stress is the silent killer
Indian companies supply 47% of all generic medicines prescribed in the US




