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Neeraj Chopra to miss Asian Games 2026 due to ankle ligament tear: How long will his recovery take?
Ligament tears range in severity from mild stretching to complete rupture, requiring phased rehabilitation
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Dengue-related kidney injury: Symptoms, risks, and warning signs
Dengue can lead to acute kidney injury (AKI), a serious complication often overlooked, especially during monsoon seasons
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Young adults getting cancer: Is genetics playing a bigger role?
There is a significant and growing increase in the diagnosis of cancers like breast, colorectal, and gastrointestinal malignancies in adults under the age of 50
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Why India has corneal donation gap despite having a thousand specialists
Corneal blindness is a major cause of vision loss in India, with a significant gap between the need for corneal transplants and the number performed
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Why did Maharashtra FDA cancel Cipla’s Pune unit drug licence?
The cancellation came into effect following an inspection of its main warehouse at Wadki in Maharashtra's Pune
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Nepal flash floods: Why survivors may struggle with fear, anxiety and PTSD
Memories of surviving the flood or witnessing people getting swept away in the muddy waters, the rumbling sound of heavy rain, rising water or even a weather warning may trigger fear and anxiety for survivors
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Surgical menopause can hit harder: Study reveals severe sexual and urinary symptoms
Women in the surgical menopause group reported significantly more severe GSM symptoms than those in the natural menopause group
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Can your skin repair itself? How regenerative dermatology is changing the future of skincare
The future of dermatology may be less about simply covering up imperfections and more about understanding how the body heals
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Sibling effect on mental health: Can strong brother-sister bonds actually protect against stress?
Everyday interactions, including minor conflicts and negotiations, serve as crucial training grounds for essential social and emotional skills
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The growth-spurt trap: Why spinal deformities can progress silently during adolescence
Parents should watch for subtle signs such as uneven shoulders, hips, or waistlines, and leaning to one side
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Cancer care is becoming personal: How biomarker testing is changing treatment decisions
Biomarker testing is enabling personalized treatment for gynecological cancers like ovarian and endometrial cancer, moving beyond a one-size-fits-all approach
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Sibling health history: What your brother or sister's diagnosis can tell you about your own risk
Sibling health diagnoses are often more relevant to an individual's own health risks than those of grandparents. This Raksha Bandhan, learn why understanding your sibling's health history matters
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AIIMS Delhi offers new hope for young cancer patients with free ovarian tissue freezing
Researchers at AIIMS New Delhi have found a solution that can help young women who wish to start a family in the future
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Monsoon eye care: Why you should never rub your eyes when they itch
Monsoon humidity can increase the risk of styes, conjunctivitis and eye allergies, often causing itching, redness and watering
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When one mother’s surplus milk becomes another baby’s lifeline
Surplus breast milk when donated, can provide a crucial lifeline for premature and critically ill newborns when their own mother’s milk is temporarily unavailable
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Raksha Bandhan 2026: Ask your sister about THESE 5 commonly overlooked health symptoms
This Raksha Bandhan presents an opportunity for siblings to initiate conversations about women's health, encouraging them to prioritise their well-being and seek timely medical attention
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Pancreatic cancer breakthrough: How does the new FDA-approved drug offer fresh hope for patients?
FDA officials granted expedited approval to the first-of-its-kind pill, daraxonrasib, offering an effective treatment option for patients with advanced pancreatic cancer months ahead of schedule
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Women are more prone to migraine—but is it really just hormones?
Migraine affects women disproportionately, with hormonal fluctuations, especially estrogen changes linked to menstruation, being a significant contributing factor
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World's first: How AI helped doctors remove UK man's brain tumour
Acting as a "surgical Google Maps," the UK-developed AI provided real-time visual guidance to the surgeons
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Why poor sleep can raise your heart risk even if you exercise and eat well
Poor sleep quality and inconsistency significantly damage heart health by preventing natural blood pressure dips and keeping the body in a heightened state of alert
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Not just junk food: Everyday cooking habits adding extra calories to your child's diet
Hidden calories from everyday Indian cooking, such as excessive ghee in 'tadka' and oil used liberally, are often the primary cause of childhood weight gain
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H1N1 surge in Delhi: DMA issues advisory as cases cross 2,300
The advisory also cautioned people against taking antibiotics or antiviral medicines without consulting a qualified physician
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Why did food companies oppose FSSAI’s proposed red warning labels?
FSSAI had considered introducing prominent red warning labels for foods high in sugar, salt and saturated fat
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Pregnant and working? Study links frequent bending and walking to higher miscarriage risk
Each additional hour spent bending forward by 30 degrees or more was associated with a 36 per cent higher risk of miscarriage
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Crush injuries, multiple fractures and nerve damage: Why the first few hours after trauma matter
In trauma, time is not only about saving a life. It can also be about saving a limb, keeping nerve function and improving the chance of recovery
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