Sarjna Rai
Sarjna Rai
Research shows people ingest thousands of microplastic particles each year. Health experts warn of rising risks of cancer, strokes, and hormone disruption
Experts urge people to watch for red-flag symptoms like breathlessness and chest pain, seek early medical help, and follow hygiene and vaccination measures
With shifting social norms and hybrid lifestyles, the otrovert concept resonates with those who are connected yet never quite conform.
Doctors say overlooked zinc deficiency could be fuelling tiredness, slow wound repair, and poor child health, but awareness is the first step.
Long-term digestive distress in kids may be linked to autism spectrum disorder, highlighting the need for early screening and tailored care
Subtle symptoms like fatigue, slow wound healing and gum issues may signal low vitamin C. Doctors say testing and prevention are key to stronger immunity and health
From numbness and fatigue to immune risks and nerve damage, vitamin E deficiency is more common than we think - and easier to miss
Autism shows up differently in each person, but early diagnosis, inclusive environments, and the right support can transform outcomes for individuals and families
New research shows microplastics infiltrate bone marrow, damage stem cells, and may contribute to rising global fracture and osteoporosis risk
From childhood blindness to weakened immunity, vitamin A deficiency continues to affect vulnerable populations worldwide. Early action through diet and supplements can prevent lasting damage
Quick-passing fruits and juices leave your stomach within minutes, while heavy proteins can linger for hours. Understanding digestion times may improve comfort, energy and meal planning.
The viral infection, marked by fever, rashes and ulcers, is spreading through classrooms and day-care centres, with experts emphasising hygiene and early recognition as key to prevention
Low magnesium can cause muscle cramps, fatigue, poor sleep as well as heart problems, yet many overlook the signs
Doctors used a rare 'tooth-in-eye' surgery to embed a tooth and lens into a patient's eye, helping him see again after 20 years of living in darkness
A new WHO report urges governments around the world to adopt low-cost, high-impact steps to curb heart disease, cancer, diabetes and more, warning that delay will cost lives and strain economies
Prediabetes may have no clear symptoms, but early detection and small lifestyle changes can help reverse the risk
More than 80 cases and rising deaths have been confirmed in Kasai Province of Congo, with limited resources and remote villages testing response efforts
Researchers in the US warn that many women under 65 have heart attacks linked to artery tears or stressors, not plaque build-up, underscoring the need for better diagnosis
A Lancet study documents a 41-year-old's persistent Covid infection lasting more than 750 days, raising concerns about viral evolution in immunocompromised patients
Often mistaken for stress or ageing, hypothyroidism can quietly harm health. Here's what to know about its symptoms, risks, and treatment