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Researchers say maintaining stronger aerobic fitness in midlife may be a key factor in extending both lifespan and the number of years lived in good health
A growing body of research is now shedding light on why regular coffee drinkers often appear to live longer and healthier lives
A neuroscience-backed therapy aims to restore joy, not just reduce suffering in depression patients
Researchers identify age-linked enzyme tied to cartilage loss in osteoarthritis
Study finds genes may determine up to 50 per cent of human lifespan
Eight-week trial suggests vitamins and minerals may improve mood regulation in adolescents
Physical inactivity is a global health crisis, driving millions of deaths each year
A large Japanese cohort study suggests that exercise before and during pregnancy may support early brain development, especially improving infants’ motor skills
Experts highlight the DASH diet and nutrient-rich foods as key strategies for long-term brain health
AI promises faster diagnosis but raises new questions about how patient data is protected
From cholera surges to Disease X fears, a new report maps the pressures straining fragile health systems worldwide
Studies link dog ownership to lower risk of death, better heart health, and slower cognitive decline as India’s pet culture grows
The breakthrough treatment could lead to safer cancer therapies and may also help treat autoimmune diseases like lupus
A major review finds that intermittent fasting may offer little to no additional weight-loss benefit compared to traditional calorie-controlled diets
India lacks a national framework to manage urban monkey populations, even as experts stress that monkey bites are medical emergencies, not minor injuries
Seasonal flu vaccines consistently reduce the risk of severe illness, hospitalisation, intensive care admission, organ failure, and death, even in seasons when the vaccine is not a perfect match for circulating strains
Panic over rabies spreading through milk has resurfaced after incidents involving milk from suspected rabid cattle. Here's what you need to know
While Ayurvedic practices may support wellbeing, can they replace proven treatments like surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation? Read more to know
Jaggery does contain small amounts of minerals such as iron, magnesium and potassium and is less processed than white sugar, but these nutrients are negligible in typical serving sizes
Australia’s TGA has issued updated safety warnings for GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro, highlighting mental-health risks and reduced contraceptive effectiveness with tirzepatide
Could running an air purifier nonstop be harmful? Might it over-clean the air, dry it out, or create new problems? Here's what you need to know
Experts agree that cold weather can raise blood pressure and strain the heart through vasoconstriction, particularly in people with existing heart conditions, but they note that claims of blood 'thickening' to dangerous levels are overstated
The claim that vaccines can cause autism is one of the most persistent health-related misinformation that refuses to die down, despite multiple evidence to show that these inoculations are safe and essential
While the spelling evokes the idea of a milk-based cream and a French connection, actually creme is drawn from cheaper, shelf-stable vegetable oils
FSSAI sets precise definitions for common food products, ensuring consumer transparency and safety
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