Sarjna Rai
Sarjna Rai
Persistent night sweats may signal hormonal imbalance, infections, or medication effects. Experts share when to seek medical help
Eat, move, and rest in sync with your menstrual cycle as experts share simple ways to support hormonal shifts and reduce discomfort
Researchers say metformin may mimic some exercise benefits in prostate cancer patients, helping manage metabolism and fatigue, though it cannot replace physical activity
What feels like simple tiredness could signal heat exhaustion, and recognising early symptoms can help prevent serious complications and life-threatening heatstroke during extreme summer conditions
Experts say premarital genetic screening can help couples identify hidden risks and make informed decisions, reducing the burden of inherited disorders in future generations
Understanding your fibre needs goes beyond guidelines. Experts reveal how to tailor intake for better digestion and long-term health
New research reveals a molecular "on-off switch" for sperm production, allowing body to temporarily halt sperm production and fully regain it once the treatment is discontinued
Experts explain how deja vu arises from brief memory glitches in the brain, why it is usually harmless, and when frequent episodes could signal something serious
As opioid-related deaths remain a major public health concern, WHO has updated its guidance on treatment and overdose prevention
A large-scale study finds semaglutide may lower the risk of depression and anxiety, adding an unexpected mental health dimension to its known physical health benefits
Research reveals many viral posts oversimplify symptoms, which can confuse viewers and lead to misguided self-diagnosis
Experts highlight why your first meal of the day matters, and how skipping it may quietly affect emotional wellbeing, focus and long-term mental health
World Health Day 2026: Rethink heart health with simple, expert-backed lifestyle shifts that go beyond diet and exercise but still deliver meaningful benefits
Falling vaccination rates, immunity gaps and delayed care have fuelled a deadly measles outbreak in Bangladesh, exposing cracks in public health systems and putting children at risk
The global campaign urges people to rely on evidence-based care, adopt preventive healthcare and strengthen trust in public health systems
Experts explain the science behind hair loss reports, noting that the shedding is usually temporary and linked to how the body responds to rapid weight loss
Small, consistent changes in what you eat can make a big difference, and these nine steps highlight how simple habits can improve cardiovascular health
From poor sleep to frequent infections, gut imbalance can show up across the body. Here is how to spot the signs early and correct them with the right approach
As cancer treatments improve survival, experts stress early fertility discussions and preservation options so patients can make informed choices about life after treatment
With dengue rising across regions, doctors break down the vaccine's benefits, safety, and why mosquito control still remains essential