A long list of blood tests, whole-body scans and 'tumour markers' can produce false alarms and unnecessary anxiety. The best strategy is evidence-based screening tailored to age, sex and individual risk factors
Neurological illnesses can produce a wide variety of visual symptoms. Recognising these warning signs can sometimes save not only vision, but also life
Depression, anxiety, poor sleep, chronic stress and other medical conditions are more common among people with migraines and can make the illness harder to control
Restless legs syndrome is a neurological disorder that is surprisingly common but frequently misunderstood or dismissed
Unlike common seizure triggers such as sleep deprivation, alcohol or emotional stress, which can make seizures more likely in many people, the trigger in reflex epilepsy is unusually specific and reproducible
While most of us experience high altitude as tourists for a few days, our soldiers live and work there for months, protecting our borders under conditions that continually test the limits of human endurance
Parkinson's disease usually begins after the age of 60 years, although about 5–10 per cent of patients develop symptoms before the age of 50. Men are affected about 1.5 times more often than women
These tests are not recommended for everyone, nor should they replace routine health screening. Instead, they can be useful in selected individuals after consulting an expert
Recognising these warning signs and seeking timely medical attention can sometimes prevent permanent disability or even save a life
Incorporating frequent movement breaks, post-meal walks, strength training and everyday physical activity alongside regular workouts can help improve overall well-being
Yoga offers numerous health benefits and can be a valuable component of a healthy lifestyle. However, it also has limitations
A condition once considered a disease of old age is now affecting younger adults in their most productive years
8 out of 10 people will experience significant back pain at some point in their lives. It is one of the leading causes of disability and missed workdays globally
Multiple Sclerosis can occur at any age, but most commonly affects young adults between 20 and 40 years of age
FND is one of the commonest conditions seen in neurology clinics. It can occur at any age, but is seen more commonly in young and middle-aged adults
On World Hypertension Day, experts stress the importance of regular blood pressure checks, healthy lifestyle changes, and timely treatment to prevent serious complications
Essential tremor is a common neurological condition that causes shaking, especially during movement, and is often mistaken for Parkinson’s disease
From celebrities to fitness enthusiasts, many swear by it. But is it truly effective or just another fad?
Experts stress early diagnosis, lifestyle changes, and awareness to protect brain health in a rapidly ageing population
Vitamin B12 deficiency is widespread in India, affecting up to 70 per cent of people, often going unnoticed until it impacts nerves, blood, and brain function
Rising summer temperatures in India can lead to dehydration, heat stroke, and worsening of chronic conditions if precautions aren’t taken
Experts warn that there is no safe level of alcohol, and reducing consumption can significantly improve individual and public health outcomes
Stroke is a leading cause of death and one of the top causes of long-term disability, leaving many survivors with weakness, speech difficulties, or cognitive impairment
World Water Day | Staying hydrated is essential, but experts warn that both too little and too much water can harm your health
For those with migraine, it can be a disabling neurological condition that disrupts work, family life, and daily routines
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