A viral video calls pomegranate the "enemy of cancer cells". Here's what the evidence actually shows
The internet says this everyday dry fruit can ease constipation and prevent digestive problems. We examine the evidence
The viral advice sounds convincing but does the science support it?
Many parents blame calcium deficiency or worms—but is that really what's behind these white patches?
A viral social media claim links permanent hair dyes to breast cancer, but what does the science actually say?
A viral video claims three simple kitchen tests can expose "plastic rice." But do they really work?
Research points to a possible link, but the full picture is more complicated
From bloating to diarrhoea, gastroenterologist shares warning signs and simple steps to keep your gut healthy
Vitamin C is known to enhance iron absorption but does pairing it with dried apricots truly change iron levels in the body?
From cholesterol to cortisol, we examine whether the evidence matches the hype
The claim sounds convincing: sugar breaks down collagen and causes dark circles. But is it that simple?
Are compression stockings a solution, a temporary fix, or something in between?
From traditional wisdom to viral health reels, jamun seeds are gaining attention, but how much do they actually help?
Lifestyle changes, medication and simple procedures can often restore fertility before assisted reproduction is considered, specialist says
Can a handful of pumpkin seeds a day really help fight hair loss, or is the claim running ahead of the research?
A Himalayan berry celebrated for its health benefits but how much of the promise is backed by evidence?
Over 170 million women affected worldwide, with up to 70 per cent remaining undiagnosed
From reversing gum disease to transforming oral health, how much of the viral claim stands up to scientific scrutiny?
Early findings indicate that aerial sample transport could strengthen India's fight against the world's highest TB burden
From eczema relief to immune balance, aloe vera is being hailed as a natural cure. Do the facts support it?
Notifications, multitasking and late-night scrolling could be taking a bigger mental toll than you realise
Beyond bleeding and low platelets, dengue can sometimes trigger life-threatening heart conditions in vulnerable patients
Research points to a possible link, but the full picture is more complicated
Music may be doing more than lifting your mood; it could be reshaping your ageing brain
Veteran actor Rajesh Sharma was hospitalised after a suspected insect bite reportedly led to a severe leg infection, highlighting how some bites can occasionally cause serious reactions
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