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Is your evening chai or coffee triggering your acidity? What your gut is trying to tell you
Pairing beverages with high-fat snacks and consuming them late at night significantly increases the likelihood of experiencing heartburn
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Kim Kardashian’s health scare sparks concern: What is esophagitis?
Kim revealed details concerning her health in the latest episode of The Kardashians that has left her followers worried about her well-being
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Waking up with a dry mouth? Persistent mouth breathing could signal a health problem
Often dismissed as a harmless habit, persistent mouth breathing may indicate underlying health concerns and can affect sleep quality, oral health and overall well-being
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'Star Trek', 'X-Men' star Patrick Stewart passes away: Does Lewy body dementia only affect elderly, and are men at higher risk?
The actor's family in a statement said that he suffered from Alzheimer's disease and Lewy body dementia
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Beyond condoms and vasectomy: What will it take to make male contraception a mainstream choice?
Developing effective male contraception presents unique biological challenges because the testes continuously produce millions of sperm
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Karwa Chauth 2026: Why fasting may trigger burning eyes and blurred vision
A full day of fasting, without food or water, can affect the eye surface, with symptoms being more noticeable by evening, just when women head out to prepare for the moon-sighting ritual
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The blood pressure trap: Why feeling healthy does not always mean your stroke risk is under control
You may have no headache, dizziness or tiredness while your blood vessels remain under excessive pressure
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AI in stroke treatment: From faster diagnosis to recovery and rehabilitation
While AI and advanced medical imaging are helping clinicians identify strokes efficiently, their true value lies in enabling timely clinical decisions, appropriate intervention and coordinated care
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Cataracts no longer just an old-age problem? Steroid use, diabetes and eye injuries may raise the risk
According to figures cited by the National Institute of Ophthalmology (NIO), Pune, nearly 30 per cent of cataract surgery patients are now in their 40s and 50s
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Were Nipah patients given expired remdesivir? Kerala orders probe into six deaths
Kerala health minister informed that the government had ordered a detailed investigation to examine the deaths and determine whether other patients who received the medication had experienced any adverse effects
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Stroke warning signs: Doctors explain why every minute matters in treatment
On World Stroke Day, neurologists highlight the importance of recognising warning signs, reaching a stroke-ready hospital quickly and starting treatment within the critical window to prevent long-term disability
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Kerala doctors perform 12-hour liver transplant on teen with life-threatening condition
As his health continued to deteriorate, a liver transplant became the only option for survival. Recognising the complexity and risks involved, experts performed a formidable twelve-hour-long transplant
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Screen-free family meals: Why Italian restaurants are asking diners to put phones away
15 restaurants in Italy's Sardinia are participating in a one-month pilot initiative called A tavola senza schermi, meaning 'at the table without screens'
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Winter stroke risk: Why cold weather can raise blood pressure and what you can do
Having high blood pressure is one of the main risk factors for a stroke. Over time, it can cause damage to your blood vessels, making them more prone to blockage or rupture
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School health programme boosts students’ health knowledge by 32 percentage points, finds report
The findings also show that better knowledge does not necessarily translate into behavioural change, particularly in private schools
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Why health literacy should be an essential life skill for every child
Health literacy for children serves as a vital foundation for lifelong wellbeing by equipping young learners with the essential ability to make informed decisions, critically evaluate online health fads, and access healthcare services
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Can scrolling on your phone before bed increase stroke risk? Here's what you need to know
Stroke prevention is not about fearing your phone. It is about protecting sleep, staying active and managing established risk factors, including blood pressure
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Diwali safety tips: 5 ways to protect your eyes from firecracker pollution
Firecracker emissions contain particulate matter of PM 2.5 and PM 10 along with combustion products and gaseous pollutants. This can increase pollution, which not only affects our lungs but also our eyes
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Who should get a bone density test? Understanding DEXA screening
Osteoporosis is a silent disease that weakens bones and increases the risk of fractures without noticeable early symptoms
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How El Niño impacts public health: From disease outbreaks to extreme heat
Unpredictable rainfall and droughts lead to water scarcity, poor hygiene, and an increased risk of waterborne infections
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Menopause explained: Symptoms, body changes, and its impact on quality of life
Menopause is a comprehensive full-body transition driven by a drop in estrogen, affecting physical comfort, emotional well-being, and long-term health
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Stroke warning signs: Neurologist explains symptoms and why every minute matters
Dr Syamlal explains how to recognise the early signs of a stroke, what bystanders should do immediately, and how advances in treatment can limit brain damage
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1 in 7 stroke patients in India is under 45: Why young Indians are at risk
As nations prepare to mark World Stroke Day on October 29, the question is not about better post-stroke management but why our youth carry so much burden today
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Heavy periods or difficulty getting pregnant? Uterine fibroids could be the reason
Never ignore heavy or prolonged menstrual bleeding. If you experience persistent abnormal uterine bleeding, pelvic pain, symptoms of anaemia or difficulty conceiving, it is important to consult a gynaecologist
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Is it just dandruff? When persistent scalp scaling could be a different skin condition
Persistent scalp flakes combined with redness, irritation, or hair loss often indicate underlying skin conditions rather than simple dandruff
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