India is the world’s diabetes capital. Here’s why samosas, cakes are to blame – Firstpost
Are you among those who cannot resist India’s beloved snack samosa? Are cakes and cookies…
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Mental health crisis among Indian children may be closely linked to biochemical factors – Firstpost
The 2021 State of the World’s Children Report highlighted that South Asia, East Asia, and…
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Advances in stem cell and gene therapy offer new hope for arthritis treatment – Firstpost
Approximately 18 million people globally lived with rheumatoid arthritis in 2019, with women accounting for…
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Can the pest control in your house kill you? – Firstpost
Two children in Tamil Nadu’s Chennai lost their lives after inhaling toxic fumes from rodenticide…
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Experts call arthritis a ‘silent epidemic,’ urge early diagnosis to prevent lasting damage – Firstpost
In view of alarming rise of arthritis globally and in India, experts have referred arthritis…
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Doctor Explains | Diabetes risk growing in India, the good news is it’s preventable — here’s how – Firstpost
India has one-fourth of the world’s diabetes patients, according to a study published on the…
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How India became the world’s ‘capital of untreated diabetics’ – Firstpost
India is already infamous as the ‘diabetes capital of the world’. A recent report published…
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Is the spice in your food toxic? – Firstpost
High levels of lead have been detected in turmeric samples sold across India. The big…
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How smoking is increasing your chances of having a oral disease – Firstpost
A recent report by the World Health Organization (WHO) estimated that 8 million people die…
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Could this be the game-changer smokers need? – Firstpost
The National Health Service (NHS) in England is introducing a new treatment to help smokers…
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Why India has most oral cancer cases in South Asia – Firstpost
India has previously been dubbed the ‘cancer capital of the world.’ A recent study points…
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Why young couples are going for pre-wedding screening – Firstpost
Genetic screening is crucial in identifying potential genetic disorders, enabling couples to make informed decisions…
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Do you forget easily? Here’s why the slip from memory might be good for you – Firstpost
Forgetting is part of our daily lives. You may walk into a room only to…
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In Graphics | What breathing polluted air does to your body? – Firstpost
Delhi’s air quality was in the poor category for a third day straight on Wednesday.…
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Doctor Explains | Loneliness now a mental health epidemic, needs to be tackled to avert social disaster – Firstpost
Young people are now lonelier than ever — and young men are the loneliest.For decades,…
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How safe are your Kellogg’s? The protest against the cereal maker explained – Firstpost
Kellogg’s is one of the most popular cereal brands in the US, however, the company…
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Experts stress early detection, lifestyle and technology’s role in breast cancer survival – Firstpost
Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer type among women worldwide and the leading…
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Breakdancing can lead to ‘cone-shaped’ head. Here’s how – Firstpost
Break dancers are prone to developing a unique condition known as ‘headspin hole’, also called…
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Can weight-loss drugs like Ozempic help fight addiction? – Firstpost
Ozempic, the well-known weight-loss drug, is back in the spotlight—this time for its potential to…
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What is ‘petticoat cancer’ that doctors are warning Indian women against? – Firstpost
Do you love wearing sarees?If so, you’re not alone. The saree holds a long cherished…
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What’s the 15th-century disease ‘scurvy’ making a comeback? – Firstpost
Scurvy may not be a disease you might have heard of in the 21st century.…
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Why women face double the risk of osteoporosis compared to men – Firstpost
Osteoporosis has emerged as a significant public health concern in India, with alarming statistics revealing…
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Why men must be aware of breast cancer risks – Firstpost
The signs of male breast cancer can closely resemble those seen in womenread moreMany people…
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Why you should avoid giving your child sugar in the first 1,000 days – Firstpost
With the arrival of the festive season, Halloween, and holiday celebrations, children often indulge in…
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What is catatonic stupor? – Firstpost
In a heartbreaking incident, a woman in China suffered from a severe psychological breakdown after…
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Mumma mayo! Why has Telangana banned mayonnaise? – Firstpost
The Telangana government in response to recent health scares has placed an immediate ban on…
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What’s the Atlantic diet, the cousin of the famous Mediterranean diet? How healthy is it?
Are you conscious about what you eat? Are you also mindful of the environment? The…
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4 ways how cancer care has improved in India
Cancer cases are expected to exceed 35 million by 2050, up from an estimated 20…
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WHO applauds extension of healthcare coverage to ASHA, Anganwadi workers under Ayushman Bharat Scheme
Dr Roderico H. Ofrin, WHO Representative to India. Source: who.int The World Health Organization, or…
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Can Alzheimer’s disease spread from person to person?
The study raises new questions about Alzheimer's disease. Image used for representational purposes/Pixabay You can’t…
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Reese Witherspoon think it’s okay to eat snow. What does science say?
Hollywood’s Reese Witherspoon is whipping up a storm on social media with her new winter…
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Demand, challenges, and way forward
Representational image. Pixabay In India, there are more than 2 million Chronic Kidney Disease Stage…
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Can birth control cause infertility?
Birth control measures do not cause infertility. AP Infertility poses a significant challenge for numerous…
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Having trouble sleeping? Suffering from anxiety? You might be suffering from COVID
It’s the New Year and COVID cases continue to rise in the country and across…
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Why giving up alcohol for a month is a good idea
The festivities and parties have come to an end. We have bid adieu to 2023…
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A Daily Routine for Male Skin
Moisturizing is essential for every skincare routine, regardless of gender (Image: Pexels) Skincare is not…
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Know what WHO’s updated guidance on treatments for COVID-19 says?
Based on the latest clinical trial evidence for existing and new therapies, the World Health…
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Common Skin Problems and Their Solutions
Dry skin is often characterised by itching, redness, and flakiness. (Image: Pexels) Our skin is…
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The Importance of Mental Health in Science of Skin
The mind-skin connection underscores the importance of a holistic approach to well-being. (Image: Pexels) In…
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Will the state impose curbs for New Year’s?
A medic puts up a notice at a COVID-19 testing centre of the district hospital…
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A balancing act we must get right
Representational Image. Pixabay The healthcare industry is experiencing an unprecedented wave of digital transformation. Aided…
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Understanding the effect of Natural against Synthetic Skincare Products
The choice between natural and synthetic skincare products depends on individual preferences, skin type, and…
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Identifying the culprits of Acne and Navigating Effective Treatments
Acne is a common challenge, but armed with knowledge and a proactive approach, you can…
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Navigating Skincare for Mature Skin with Grace
Mature skin tends to be drier as the skin's ability to retain moisture diminishes. (Image:…
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Understanding and Managing PCOS and PCOD in Women
Regular cheque-ups with healthcare professionals are essential to monitor symptoms (Image: Pexels) In the intricate…
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Unveiling the secrets to identify and treat alopecia
Identifying and treating alopecia is a multifaceted journey that requires a combination of medical interventions,…
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Understanding Hormonal Changes During Menopause and Their Impact on the Body
Menopause is a natural and inevitable stage in a woman's life, marked by hormonal changes…
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Navigating the Adolescent Brain: Puberty and Neurological Development
The prefrontal cortex, often referred to as the "executive center" of the brain, undergoes significant…
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Could JN.1 COVID variant affect your holiday travel? Where are cases rising in India, world?
The JN.1 variant of the novel coronavirus has India and the world on alert. With…
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Parental Strategies for Handling Children’s Moods and Changes During Puberty
Puberty often brings about changes in physical appearance that can impact self-esteem (Image: Pexels) Puberty…
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Is India on the cusp of another COVID wave?
In the winter of 2021, India detected its first case of the Omicron coronavirus variant,…
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Why people who obsess about their health die faster than those who don’t
The illness anxiety disorder is more common in those who have had a family member…
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What are the symptoms to look out for?
Amid the festive season, COVID-19 has reared its ugly head once again. The number of…
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Why Knowing CPR Could Be Your Most Important Skill
Life is unpredictable, and emergencies can happen at any time. Whether it’s a sudden cardiac…
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Can JN.1 COVID variant play partypooper in India this holiday season?
After a lull in infections, India is suddenly seeing an uptick in COVID cases, playing…
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The Art of Balancing Protein Intake for Optimal Well-being
Proteins are the building blocks of life, participating in an array of vital physiological processes.…
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Understanding breast cancer diagnosis and navigating treatment choices
Rachita’s life took an unexpected turn when the possibility of breast cancer loomed large. Fear…
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A surprising ally for mental health
Ice cream is more than just sugar and fat. AP In the realm of dietary…
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Always hooked to digital screens? You may have dry eyes
Representational image. AP With the rising use of phones, tablets, laptops, and TVs, our eyes…
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So far in 2023 mosquito-borne disease has infected 5 million, killed 5,500
The year is coming to an end, but the dengue outbreak across the globe has…
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