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Can drones transform TB diagnosis in rural India? ICMR study shows drones cut diagnosis time from 15 days to 5
Early findings indicate that aerial sample transport could strengthen India's fight against the world's highest TB burden
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Why are fans worried about Salman Khan's health?
In the videos that went viral on social media, netizens expressed their concern, saying the actor looked dull with noticeable weight loss
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Can meal timing affect belly fat? Study says night owls face a higher obesity risk
Experts suggest that night owls who consume more calories, carbohydrates and fats late at night may have higher body fat, belly fat, blood sugar and cholesterol levels than early risers
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How effective is QDENGA? India approves its first dengue vaccine by Japanese drugmaker for ages 4-60
Takeda's QDENGA vaccine has been approval in India, becoming the first dengue vaccine authorised for use in the country
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From menstrual pain to weight gain: What every woman needs to know to age well
Should menstrual pain be normalised? Are dietary supplements necessary? Why is it so difficult to lose weight after 40? Leading experts sift the science from the myths of healthy ageing among women
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FACT CHECK: Does drinking aloe vera juice balance your immune system?
From eczema relief to immune balance, aloe vera is being hailed as a natural cure. Do the facts support it?
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Climate change is costing India sleep; are southern cities the worst hit?
New analysis finds hotter nights are eroding sleep across India, with Tamil Nadu and Karnataka cities among the world's most affected
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Is it Parkinson's or just ageing? How to spot the early warning signs
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
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Can prostate cancer be treated in just two radiation sessions?
The study examined whether the same effective radiation dose could be safely administered in just two sessions over eight days
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Heavy bleeding or uterine prolapse? When a hysterectomy may be the right choice
For many women, it brings relief from years of pain, heavy bleeding, or prolapse. But the decision can feel overwhelming, surrounded by myths, anxieties, and half‑understood medical terms
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Can too much screen time leave you mentally drained?
Notifications, multitasking and late-night scrolling could be taking a bigger mental toll than you realise
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WHO's alarming cancer warning: 1 in 5 people will get the disease
Global report predicts cancer cases will surge to 35 million a year by 2050, with survival still determined by where you live
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Monsoon health alert: How staying in wet rain clothes increases your risk of UTIs
Urinary tract infection (UTI) incidence increases in the pre-monsoon season due to rising humidity and lifestyle changes that favor bacterial growth
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Will Spain's Lamine Yamal miss the FIFA World Cup final? Is his injury scare a dead leg or hamstring issue?
Speculation mounted when Lamine Yamal missed Spain's opening training session in New Jersey
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Does family history mean you'll get breast cancer?
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in Indian women, with a higher incidence in urban areas linked to lifestyle factors
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Morning stiffness lasting over 30 minutes in children: Could it be juvenile arthritis?
In juvenile arthritis, the immune system mistakenly treats the joint as harmful, resulting in inflammation
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Wegovy gets CDSCO approval: Can Novo Nordisk's semaglutide change fatty liver treatment?
The approval offers a new treatment option for adults with MASH, alongside a calorie-controlled diet and increased physical activity
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147 schoolgirls hospitalised in Gujarat: What are the warning signs of food poisoning?
102 girls are being treated at the Chuda community health centre, and 45 were referred to two hospitals in Gujarat's Surendranagar
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Government fixes prices of 39 medicines: What's cheaper,what's costlier and who benefits?
The medicines include treatments for blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, infections and allergies, along with changes affecting a rabies injection and a patented vaccine
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Dry eyes in monsoon: Causes, symptoms and simple ways to stay safe
Experts recommend the 20-20-20 rule, staying hydrated and using lubricating eye drops to keep eyes healthy during the rainy season
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Can dengue trigger heart problems? Doctors explain the warning signs
Beyond bleeding and low platelets, dengue can sometimes trigger life-threatening heart conditions in vulnerable patients
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Cyclospora outbreak in US: Taco Bell lettuce supplier under FDA, CDC lens as hundreds fall sick
The contaminated iceberg lettuce was supplied to Taco Bell restaurants in five states, prompting the CDC to advise against consuming it from those locations
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Meditation calms the brain in just 3 minutes: Harvard study
Researchers found measurable calming brain activity within minutes, even in first-time meditators
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What is Lipfendra? Merck's FDA-approved cholesterol pill that could change heart care
Lipfendra is a drug that can be used to treat patients with hypercholesterolemia, a disorder known for an excess of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) in the blood
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Why more children are at risk of Hepatitis A despite better hygiene: What parents need to know
As fewer children are naturally exposed to Hepatitis A during early childhood, more are growing up without natural immunity to the virus, making timely prevention more important than ever
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