Why does protein keep you full for longer? Doctors explain how protein affects digestion, GLP-1, PYY and ghrelin, and how much you need.
Cerebral palsy affects people differently, but how does it influence movement, independence and quality of life over time?
Body size, muscle mass and menopausal changes can influence calorie requirements. Dietitian Amreen Sheikh explains why a moderate calorie deficit, walking and strength training are more sustainable approaches.
What is double diabetes? A diabetologist explains how people with type 1 diabetes can develop insulin resistance, signs, treatment and health risks.
Neurosurgeon Dr Amitabh Gupta explains which symptoms warrant medical evaluation and why not every brain tumour requires surgery.
While dermatologists prescribe coal tar shampoos for specific scalp conditions, it’s important to understand when and how they should be used
A doctor explains steakhouse syndrome, a condition where unchewed food causes sudden oesophageal obstruction.
From morning sunlight and exercise to gratitude and avoiding late-night meals, functional health practitioner Ben Azadi shared seven habits to manage cortisol. An endocrinologist explains what the evidence actually says.
According to PTI, a senior doctor at the state-run Goa Medical College and Hospital (GMCH), said that the Welcome actor suffered a heart attack
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Saina Nehwal's mother added, "Ever since she was a young girl, I fed her ghee and oil to give her strength."
Walking is an excellent starting point, but adding strength, balance and varied movement can provide the loading your bones and muscles need as you age.
Swelling after cancer treatment may not be ordinary swelling. An oncologist explains why lymphedema can appear months or years later, the early signs to watch for and whether it can be prevented.
An egg provides about 6g of protein but virtually no fibre. Here are everyday plant foods that can offer both protein and fibre, and how to add them to your meals.
Can you tell if someone has high blood sugar by looking at their face? A diabetes expert explains which skin changes may offer clues and why a facial sign cannot diagnose diabetes.
If migraines are frequent or significantly affecting daily life, repeatedly sleeping them off should not replace appropriate medical evaluation and preventive treatment
I want to have children someday, of my own. Hopefully, naturally. But if that does not pan out, I always have the option of frozen eggs. Right now, my eggs are potent and of good quality," said the Dhurandhar actor.
Insulin resistance can increase the risk of prediabetes and type 2 diabetes. Experts explain whether strength training, post-meal movement, protein and fibre can improve insulin sensitivity.
Pursuing a specific number just because it’s popular on social media isn’t always the best approach. Instead, aim to include a good source of protein in each meal.
Should you check the pulse of an unconscious person before starting CPR? A cardiovascular surgeon explains what an untrained bystander should do first and why delaying CPR can be dangerous.
From stomach stretching to trapped gas: discover the science of why overeating causes bloating and what can speed up your digestion.
Can a hysterectomy affect blood sugar levels? An expert explains how hormones, ovary removal, recovery, medications and existing metabolic conditions may influence glucose control after surgery.
Turning 40 can be a good time to rethink everyday health habits. Experts explain four common mistakes to avoid and what to do instead.
Is 140/88 a normal BP reading? Cardiologist Dr Aseem Dhall explains which number is more concerning, when to repeat the reading and when to see a doctor.
Cetirizine may help control allergy symptoms, but taking extra doses or using it continuously without medical advice can have downsides. Here’s what an expert wants you to know.