Global pop star Ed Sheeran says becoming a father sparked a major lifestyle shift that helped him lose around 14 kg and prioritise fitness and mental well-being
By The Week News Desk December 21, 2025
The death of Chinese bodybuilding champion Wang Kun has reignited concerns about the cardiovascular risks linked to extreme weight training
By Tisha Elizabeth Jacob December 21, 2025
Calling obesity a chronic, relapsing disease, Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh urged caution in the use of weight-loss drugs and warned against misinformation
By The Week News Desk December 21, 2025
A new study published in Nutrients suggests that drinking over five cups of coffee daily is linked with lower bone mineral density
By Sakshi Srivastava December 19, 2025
Over 54 lakh children under the age of five were administered polio drops during the Pulse Polio drive in AP as part of India’s ongoing efforts to prevent the re-emergence of the virus
By Tisha Elizabeth Jacob December 21, 2025
Experts highlight the importance of timely organ transport, donor consent, and early detection of heart disease—especially as cases rise among younger Indians
By Shubhangi Shah December 19, 2025
New simulations by Indian researchers show how a human outbreak could unfold—and highlight the importance of early detection and calibrated public health responses
By Tisha Elizabeth Jacob December 19, 2025
Experts warn that while ACV may offer minor metabolic effects, effective weight management requires comprehensive lifestyle changes and medically approved interventions—not supplement shortcuts
By Sakshi Srivastava December 19, 2025
Delhi’s air quality remained in the ‘very poor’ category with an AQI of 382, as dense smog reduced visibility across the city
By The Week News Desk December 19, 2025
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
By First Check December 19, 2025
A viral reel claims polyester and nylon disrupt hormones — but what does scientific evidence actually say?
By Sakshi Srivastava December 18, 2025
Smoking and vaping don’t just harm the heart and lungs—they also increase the risk of affecting your vision
By The Week News Desk December 18, 2025
Nicotine pouches—small, tobacco-free sachets placed under the lip—are rapidly gaining popularity among the youth, particularly young men, according to a latest study
By The Week News Desk December 18, 2025
India has expanded public health spending and insurance coverage, yet nearly 31 per cent of its population still faces financial hardship from medical costs
By Sakshi Srivastava December 18, 2025
While cooking can increase nutrient absorption and make carrots easier to digest, raw carrots remain a great source of fibre
By Sakshi Srivastava December 17, 2025
Regular dental clean-ups and preventive care not only protect your smile but also play a crucial role in safeguarding systemic health
By Dr Shina Kurian and Dr Jonathan Rao December 17, 2025
As the country moves into 2026, the real test lies in whether these quieter reforms in the health sector can translate into equitable, accessible care beyond urban centres
By Pooja Biraia December 17, 2025
World leaders have adopted the first global political declaration to jointly address NCDs and mental health, setting ambitious 2030 targets on tobacco use, hypertension control, and access to mental health care
By Nirmal Jovial December 17, 2025
Tested in mouse models, the approach reduced toxic plaques, inflammation, and memory loss, offering hope for more effective future treatments
By The Week News Desk December 17, 2025
Kerala has emerged as the state with the highest per capita cancer incidence in India, driven by a combination of better screening, ageing population, and lifestyle risk factors
By Sakshi Srivastava December 17, 2025
Warrawong, Figtree, Yallah, Dapto regions of New South Wales have reported Canine parvovirus outbreak -- a disease that can cause death due to dehydration or shock—along with the damage caused by the septic toxins from the intestinal bacteria escaping into the bloodstream
By The Week News Desk December 17, 2025
Many parents worry about a baby's protruding tummy, but it's typically a normal part of development caused by immature abdominal muscles
By Sakshi Srivastava December 16, 2025
Children are far more vulnerable to air pollution due to faster breathing rates, developing lungs, and immature immune systems, making high-AQI episodes especially dangerous
By Sakshi Srivastava December 16, 2025
Heart disease often develops silently for years before striking without warning. But this scan offers a powerful way to detect hidden plaque and reduce the risk of future heart attacks. Read more here
By Dr Bilal Thangal T M December 16, 2025
Heavy menstrual bleeding affects millions of women but is often dismissed as normal. With proper evaluation and treatment, most women can experience dramatic relief and regain control over their daily lives
By Dr Johnson Kuttiyil Joseph December 16, 2025
