Menopause is another period
Menopause is an unavoidable point in a woman’s journey, yet it is one of the least comprehended and most undermentioned wellbeing conditions
By Puja Awasthi April 06, 2025
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10 food myths debunked
It is important to separate fact from fiction
By Dr Vijaya Sarathi May 11, 2025
How diet can become first line of defence against illness
The way we eat has changed over the years, and not for the better
By Nirmal Jovial May 11, 2025
Menopause woes: Indian women are wired to serve—everyone else comes first
Midlife stressors like an empty nest and ageing parents hit a woman’s mental wellbeing and make menopause even tougher to handle
By Puja Awasthi April 06, 2025
Understanding of menopause within medical community is variable
Dr Anita J. Shah of Indian Menopause Society cited limited medical training as one of the reasons
By Puja Awasthi April 06, 2025-
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Menopause is in need of a radical rebranding: Lisa Ray
Post-menopausal period is as intrinsic a part of the creative cycle as the bleeding womb, writes the actor
By Lisa Ray April 06, 2025 -
Let’s talk menopause
Menopausal women are at risk for multiple health complications for the rest of their lives. Regular check-ups and reducing carbohydrate intake can help the transition
By Puja Awasthi April 06, 2025 -
Four chronic kidney disease patients talk to THE WEEK about their struggles and hopes
Chronic kidney disease is on the rise in India
By Pooja Biraia March 02, 2025 -
What it means to run a helpline in India
A helpline's former head writes about navigating around the limitations of a helpline
By Sangeeta Rege February 02, 2025 -
How helplines are providing comfort and clarity to people on the brink
The inside story of people who work at suicide and crisis helplines and how they provide succour to callers
By Pooja Biraia February 02, 2025 -
A Maldivian, born with spinal muscular atrophy, is beating all odds to pursue excellence
Mohamed Raishan Ahmed was unable to sit, stand or walk. Post a surgery in India, he can now sit upright
By Nirmal Jovial January 05, 2025 -
'We need more dedicated transplant centres in India': Dr Lalit Kumar
Only 30 per cent of needy patients are able to undergo transplant in India
By Dr Lalit Kumar December 01, 2024 -
Researchers have brought the promise of stem cell therapies closer to reality
Stem cell therapies provide hope for patients with heart disease, blindness, Parkinson's, HIV, diabetes and spinal cord injuries
By Priya Menon December 01, 2024 -
'Patients with Parkinson's, schizophrenia, and addiction, will benefit from our device': Dopameter inventor Shalini Menon
Shalini Menon is associate editor, Institute of Physics Publishing
By Nirmal Jovial November 03, 2024
