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How untreated thyroid disorders can affect a baby's growth and development

Experts explain how delayed diagnosis of thyroid disorders during pregnancy can disrupt brain development, growth and vision, with effects that may surface long after birth

Chinese Covid-19 drug shows promise against Nipah virus in early study

Researchers say an oral antiviral developed for Covid-19 showed promising results against the Nipah virus in laboratory and animal studies, offering a potential lead as India monitors confirmed cases

Food allergies in children are rising: What parents need to watch for

Growing cases of food allergies in children are worrying parents as doctors warn that early recognition of symptoms, timely diagnosis and correct feeding practices can reduce serious health risks and

Beer, calcium, and clear urine: Experts bust common kidney stone myths

From hydration and diet to home remedies and surgery fears, specialists unpack the misconceptions that worsen kidney stone risk and delay care

What we get wrong about trans-fats: Cardiologist busts 10 dangerous myths

From "zero trans-fat" labels and home cooking assumptions to cholesterol myths, a cardiologist explains why these fats remain a silent but serious threat to heart health

Could bamboo shoots be the world's next superfood? New study says yes

Scientists say edible bamboo shoots offer key nutrients, metabolic benefits and anti-inflammatory properties, while having a far lower environmental footprint than many conventional food crops

WHO calls on schools worldwide to champion healthy eating for children

Highlighting rising childhood obesity and undernutrition, WHO is calling on schools worldwide to adopt stronger nutrition standards and create healthier food environments

Why ignoring the urge to pee can put your bladder and kidneys at risk

Busy schedules often lead people to delay bathroom breaks, but doctors warn that repeatedly holding urine can raise the risk of infections

High-risk pregnancies are rising: What expecting mothers should know

As more women conceive later and with pre-existing health conditions, doctors stress that awareness, early diagnosis and regular care are key to safer pregnancies

Why chronic digestive problems are becoming common among professionals

Rising work pressure, irregular routines, and processed diets are pushing digestive health to the brink for today's working professionals

From Indore to Delhi: How unsafe water is undermining public health

Repeated water contamination incidents across Indian cities reveal why safe drinking water remains neglected, despite its proven impact on public health and economic productivity

New study finds no link between childhood vaccines and epilepsy risk

The findings add to growing evidence supporting vaccine safety, showing no higher epilepsy risk among children who received routine immunisations

Nipah virus cases in West Bengal: What you should know to stay safe

With five confirmed Nipah virus cases and dozens quarantined, health authorities are racing to stop the spread of a rare but highly fatal disease

Career breaks for mental health: A smart investment for long-term growth

As burnout rises across industries, experts say stepping away from work for mental health may be the key to stronger leadership, creativity and long-term career stability

Why loud, nightly snoring could be a serious red flag for your health

With rising sleep disorders, specialists say loud, regular snoring may be an early clue to conditions affecting oxygen levels and overall health

Budget 2026: Can investment in digital health and AI reshape healthcare?

From diagnostics to primary care, experts say the coming Budget must shift digital health and AI from experimentation to execution at scale

How long sitting hours and sedentary lifestyles are weakening our hips

Orthopaedic experts warn that prolonged sitting weakens hip muscles and bones, leading to pain, stiffness and early fragility, even in people in their 20s and 30s

Stem cell therapy: How Abhay Deol found relief from chronic pain

After years of knee pain and sciatica, the actor turned to stem cell therapy, fuelling curiosity around regenerative treatments and what doctors say about safety and evidence

GLP-1 drugs and pregnancy: Why stopping may trigger hidden risks

As GLP-1 use rises, research and experts warn the post-drug phase may be a critical window for weight gain, metabolic instability and unexpected pregnancies

How rotating workouts weekly may cut disease risk, add years to your life

New research and expert insights show that combining cardio, strength, balance and flexibility exercises can significantly reduce disease risk and boost longevity