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Is your child's 'normal' behaviour hiding a serious health issue? 7 warning signs every parent should know

India, May 3 -- Children are rarely able to sit still for long. They play, run, jump, trip, forget things, complain of aches, and bounce back quickly. For most families, these moments are part of ever... Read More


Why stopping Ozempic and Wegovy may lead to rapid weight regain? A study reveals

India, April 30 -- Research shows that people who take GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy, known for helping with weight loss, often regain the weight they lost within 1.5 years after stopping the me... Read More


EXPERT SPEAKHow obesity damages your liver: Why are cases rising in 30s and 40s

India, April 29 -- Liver disease, once largely associated with alcohol use or older age, is now increasingly being diagnosed among younger individuals, particularly those in their 30s and 40s. A growi... Read More


5 reasons other than alcohol that may damage your liver

India, April 28 -- Nearly 30% to 33% of the global adult population is now affected by non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), recently renamed Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Dise... Read More


Orthopedic surgeon says growing marathon culture in India is causing a surge in injuries: Here's why

India, April 27 -- We are currently seeing a boom in the fitness revolution in India. With the rise of marathons and a growing gym culture, high-intensity workouts are increasingly part of our everyda... Read More


Why drinking water alone isn't enough? Role of electrolytes explained by a dietitian

India, April 26 -- "I'm drinking enough water, but I still feel low." This is something many people experience, especially on busy days, during workouts, or in warmer weather. And often, the issue is ... Read More


Protein, calories and micronutrients: Supporting TB treatment

India, April 25 -- Tuberculosis (TB) is an airborne disease that has always been a significant public health concern in India. It is caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis, which primarily... Read More


The 48-hour binge effect: What's happening inside your gut?

India, April 24 -- What we often dismiss as a "weekend binge" is, biologically, a rapid metabolic and microbial shockwave. Within 24-48 hours of excessive intake, especially of ultra-processed foods, ... Read More


High triglycerides and cholesterol: Cardiologist explains why this combination is dangerous for heart

India, April 23 -- Most of us have heard about cholesterol, but triglycerides often do not get the same attention until a blood test flags them. Both are types of fats (lipids) found in your blood, an... Read More


Blood cancer: Why leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma often go unnoticed?

India, April 22 -- Blood cancers, including leukaemia, lymphoma and multiple myeloma, are among the most quietly progressing cancers in India. Unlike solid tumours, they do not form visible lumps or c... Read More