With food adulteration making regular headlines in the last one year, Basu's instance goes on to reiterate the urgent need for stricter frameworks that ensure safety and public wellbeing.
Gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi says dehydration doesn't always begin with thirst. An emergency medicine expert explains the lesser-known warning signs you shouldn't ignore.
Dr Ghody warned against increasing the Metformin dose on your own
"My thanks to all of you who have wished me well. I hope to walk properly again and be able to work. Thank you all," he expressed gratitude in the post.
While clove water is generally safe when consumed in moderation, it's essential to be aware of potential side effects and take necessary precautions:
Lower blood pressure over time can reduce the risk of stroke and damage to small blood vessels in the brain, but very low blood pressure isn’t necessarily better.
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An HbA1c of 6.1% falls in the prediabetes range, but does it mean you need medicine? A diabetologist explains when medication may be considered and how lifestyle changes can help.
Persistent symptoms should be discussed with a doctor and confirmed through appropriate blood tests before starting iron supplements.
Pankaj Tripathi recently revealed that he takes 30 minutes to finish his meals. Experts explain how eating slowly may support mindful eating, satiety and better digestion.
Experts explain what consumers should know about PFAS exposure from activewear and how to make informed choices
The best protection remains preventing mosquito bites and reducing mosquito breeding around homes and workplaces
A BP reading of 137/86 can look worrying, but does one reading mean you have hypertension? A cardiologist explains what these numbers mean, whether a pulse of 70 is normal and when elevated BP needs medical attention.
A cancer surgeon addressed common cancer myths, including whether sugar feeds cancer, biopsies spread the disease, cancer is contagious and if stage 4 cancer always means the end of life. Experts explain what the evidence says.
An HbA1c of 10.6% is significantly high and indicates poorly controlled diabetes. But can any natural ways help bring it down, in addition to medication?
There may be no completely safe level of alcohol, but how much does an occasional drink actually add to your health risk? Experts weigh in
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'I had this conversation with my mom yesterday: 'Anahat, Asian Games is coming up, you really need to stop'. And then I called up my nutritionist right away and went, 'Please talk to my mom, she's not letting me have chocolates'," she shared candidly.
Longevity expert Dr Vishakha Shivdasani says activating the soleus muscle through simple seated movements can help lower blood sugar. An endocrinologist explains what the science actually says and why it's only one piece of the metabolic health puzzle.
If you come across claims positioning this practice as a weight-loss or detoxification solution, know that they are not well supported by clinical evidence and should be approached with appropriate caution.
Feeling healthy doesn't mean you should skip preventive care. Here's how your health-check routine should change with age and individual risk.
Frozen or fresh can both be convenient choices, as long as they are prepared without excessive butter, cream or salt.