Those white flakes on your scalp might look like dandruff, but they can signal several scalp conditions. A dermatologist explains how to tell if your scalp needs medical attention
t has issued a draft gazette notification, inviting public comments on a proposal to amend paragraph G (testing of blood products), Part XII C, Schedule F of the Drugs Rules 1945
When life presents complex situations with no clear rules, practical wisdom helps people rely on judgment, experience and empathy to make thoughtful decisions
Often it is younger journalists, working long shifts monitoring online images, who are the most affected by what has been called the 'digital frontline'
A new study finds that "hasslers", people who constantly create stress in your life, may accelerate biological ageing, increase inflammation, and raise the risk of multiple diseases
The paper is among a series of three indicating that current efforts directed at promoting engagement in physical activity are insufficient, and a coordinated action is required
The binding property of ovalbumin can be harnessed to develop scalable, bio-based materials for capturing PFAS in water treatment systems and natural waters, the researchers said
The Centre will conduct a nationwide assessment of district hospitals to identify gaps in emergency and trauma care infrastructure and strengthen facilities in line with IPHS norms
Scientists found that the amino acid methionine helped infected mice survive severe illness by boosting kidney filtration and clearing harmful inflammatory molecules from the bloodstream
A massive study of nearly one million US veterans finds that having both insomnia and sleep apnea sharply raises the risk of hypertension and cardiovascular disease
A large Canadian study finds toddlers who consume more ultra-processed foods may show slightly higher anxiety, aggression and hyperactivity by age five
Studies conducted in the past on in-person healthcare settings have shown that patients tend to report higher satisfaction when matched with doctors of the same gender
International Women's Day: Doctors highlight how hormones, genetics and immune responses make women more prone to autoimmune diseases and why awareness can improve early diagnosis
International Women's Day 2026: From perimenopause brain fog to metabolic shifts, here's why women thrive when they prioritise recovery over constant reinvention
Patients on GLP-1 drugs report losing cravings for addictions, ranging from opioids to gambling, prompting researchers to examine whether these diabetes and obesity medicines can curb addiction
Strong relationships may help reduce stress, regulate blood pressure and support heart health. Experts explain why staying socially connected matters for long-term wellbeing
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
