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Are Disney princesses really disempowering a generation of women?
Those who criticise Disney princesses for being too submissive and needing Prince Charming to rescue them are missing the point
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Are protein powders really necessary for children? A dietitian’s perspective
A balanced and varied diet, incorporating natural protein sources from whole foods, is sufficient to meet a child's daily protein needs
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Walking vs running for weight loss: Why the best exercise may be the one you can keep doing
The 'best' exercise is the one an individual can consistently adhere to, not necessarily the one that burns the most calories per minute
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Vegetarian pregnancy guide: How to meet protein and nutrient needs without meat
Key nutrients like iron, vitamin B12, and omega-3 fatty acids require specific attention through food pairings, fortified foods, and potential supplementation
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The missing chapter in health education: Why fertility literacy is the next crucial step for healthcare
India's healthcare sector has advanced, but a significant gap exists in public understanding of fertility, which is rarely taught as part of long-term health
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25 years after 9/11: How Ground Zero’s toxic dust contaminated Manhattan and left a decades-long health crisis
Over 5 lakh people were exposed to hazardous substances from the collapsed Twin Towers, leading to various short and long-term health conditions
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Your heart doesn't want a home gym: 5 simple, budget-friendly investments for everyday health
Valuable health investments can be simple and affordable, focusing on key health numbers, physical activity, and heart health monitoring
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Man’s infertility mystery takes a rare turn: MRI finds uterus-like structure inside his pelvis
As per experts, further investigations which included MRI and genetic testing, revealed a uterus-like structure and tubular structures in the pelvis
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Endometriosis care in India needs to change: Women deserve a diagnosis, not just painkillers
Endometriosis is a chronic inflammatory disease in which tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus, causing inflammation, adhesions, scarring and progressive damage to pelvic organs
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What is on your plate? How technology and traceability can make our food safer
Food adulteration in India is a widespread issue, with alarming government data revealing that approximately one in four food samples tested between 2014 and 2026 failed to meet safety standards
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Diabetes is not the same for men and women: Why treatment may need a gender-specific approach
Diabetes manifests and progresses differently in men and women due to hormonal and physiological variations
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Maharashtra anganwadi workers flag contaminated nutrition supplements, stale food
The THR programme is intended to provide supplementary nutrition to children aged six months to six years, pregnant women and lactating mothers
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'One Health, One Future': How scientific research is shaping Ayurveda for a healthier tomorrow
Ayurveda can significantly contribute to a healthier tomorrow by focusing on preventive healthcare, healthy living, and sustainable approaches, especially in addressing modern health challenges
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How crucial first steps saved Mumbai taxi driver’s severed thumb after a lift accident
The eight-hour microsurgical procedure at Nanavati Max Super Speciality Hospital involved complex repairs to blood vessels, nerves, and tendons
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Can strength training protect brain health as we age?
For those wondering where to start, the message from neuroscience is reassuring rather than intimidating
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PCOS, obesity and insulin resistance: Why the three can become a vicious cycle
PCOS is often linked to insulin resistance, a metabolic issue where the body doesn't respond well to insulin, leading to increased androgen production and worsening symptoms like irregular periods, acne, and excess hair growth
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Actor Rajesh Sharma reveals the reason behind his hospitalisation: Can diabetes turn a skin issue to a serious health scare?
Actor Rajesh Sharma has clarified that his recent hospitalisation was not because of a bug bite during a movie shoot in Hyderabad
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Root canal tooth hurts when you chew? Here’s why a 'dead' tooth can still cause severe pain
When a tooth undergoes a root canal, the infected nerve and blood supply are cleared out. While this saves the tooth from immediate infection, it turns that flexible green branch into dry firewood over time
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Preity Zinta’s fitness setback: 'Vibe' actress reveals how her painful injury has disrupted her workout routine
The actress revealed that she suffered the injury while shooting for her upcoming film ‘Vibe’, and said the setback was particularly difficult because working out has been an important part of her routine for years
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FSSAI's delayed food labelling rules face backlash from Indian consumers
Parliament and the public want junk food to come with warnings — why is it then not happening?
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Obsessed with your sleep score? How sleepmaxxing could be making your nights worse
Experts warn that trying too hard to achieve 'perfect' sleep can sometimes have the opposite effect
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Can you be diagnosed with PMOS without being overweight? What women need to know about lean PMOS
Lean PMOS affects about 20 to 30 per cent of all patients and is more common in women who have a normal or low body mass index (BMI) under 25
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7 brain-healthy foods Indians should eat more often to support memory and ageing
A brain-healthy diet does not require expensive imported 'superfoods'. Many of the best foods are already found in our kitchens
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Dengue to monsoon fever: What your platelet and WBC counts can tell you
When navigating monsoon illnesses, remember that a laboratory report should never be read in isolation
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Your phone is always buzzing, but are you really connected? The everyday role of social support in mental well-being
A conversation with a friend, a meal with family, or a walk with someone we trust may seem ordinary, but meaningful social interaction gives us a sense of belonging and security
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