New research highlights how Parkinson's presents differently in men and women, with variations in symptoms and risk factors that could change how the disease is diagnosed and managed
Rising global temperatures may push millions into physical inactivity by 2050, leading to up to 700,000 extra premature deaths and billions in economic losses, a Lancet Global Health study finds
A new mouse study suggests nicotine exposure in fathers before conception may alter how their children process sugar and metabolism, potentially raising diabetes risk in the next generation
The long-range sensing helps a cell decide where to move to, scientists said, adding that the understanding may help reveal new ways to slow and prevent cancer cells from spreading
Cervical cancer remains a major threat in India, but the HPV vaccine could prevent most cases. Doctors explain how the shot works and why it is becoming a powerful cancer prevention tool
Experts warn that blindly following beauty trends or celebrity favourites can harm your skin, and understanding ingredients is the safest way to choose skincare products
New research shows that where you live and what you earn dictate your physical health. Researchers warn that limited access to exercise is fuelling a preventable crisis of chronic illness
A new study suggests that low testosterone and high fructose intake may combine to accelerate fatty liver disease by altering gut microbiota and boosting pyruvate levels
From the Pulse Polio campaign to new vaccines like HPV, India's immunisation programme continues to expand and protect millions from life-threatening diseases
Two people can share the same life yet age at very different speeds. From hormones and stress to lifestyle and hidden health factors, doctors explain how couples can maintain intimacy and connection
A new study finds ageing may not mean inevitable decline, and many older adults actually improve their cognitive and physical health with a positive mindset about ageing
From cancer fears and MRI risks to ink safety, infections, and laser removal, dermatologists and aesthetic specialists explain what science actually says about getting inked
Many believe pulling out one grey hair will cause several more to grow. A dermatologist explains the science behind greying, and what really happens when you pull out that first silver strand
Tobacco cravings may feel intense, but experts say most urges last only a few minutes and can be managed with simple coping strategies while the brain adjusts to life without nicotine
World Kidney Day: Doctor highlights subtle signs like foamy urine, swelling and frequent urination that could signal trouble long before serious symptoms appear
World Kidney Day: Frequent use of painkillers, antibiotics, or antacids without medical advice may damage kidney function over time; doctor explains why self-medication can pose a serious risk
