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Pollution soars, odd-even not enough for Delhi
Vehicles do not figure in the top three sources of air pollution in Delhi
 "Pollution soars, odd-even not enough for Delhi")
Keep a watch over your health
If you're not impressed with the current crop of fitness trackers and want something that can also tell the time but not alert you to every pesky notification on your phone, fitness watches might be t
 "Keep a watch over your health")
How dengue has breached India's class barriers
Sharp rise in dengue cases over the past two decades, with a 50% increase over 2014; rich hit as hard as the poor, rural areas increasingly affected
 "How dengue has breached India's class barriers")
Where's my mobile?
Nomophobia, the fear of being out of mobile phone contact, is on the rise
 "Where's my mobile?")
Does your child have high cholesterol?
An increasing number of overweight and under-exercised children are staring at serious heart problems if parents don't step in
 "Does your child have high cholesterol?")
Is Addyi really the 'female Viagra'?
Addyi is designed for premenopausal women whose lack of sexual desire causes distress
 "Is Addyi really the 'female Viagra'?")
 "Smart devices are putting our ears through a lot")
Why we shouldn't be picking on egg
The egg is among nature's most healthful offerings, but the debate on whether it can be part of vegetarian diet rages on
 "Why we shouldn't be picking on egg")
Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev: Notes from a yogi
Yoga is considered a form of exercise by those who follow it and those who want to. But the ancient practice goes beyond just physical wellbeing
 "Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev: Notes from a yogi")
Brittle bones: Drugs aren't the answer
A woman with osteoporosis would need to take medicine for three years to have a 1-in-175 chance that it would help them avoid a broken hip
 "Brittle bones: Drugs aren't the answer")
Where is the Indian apothecary headed?
Though research claims that Ayurveda may not be as effective as it claims to be, there still are many takers for the ancient medicinal practice
 "Where is the Indian apothecary headed?")
A Bengaluru neighbourhood's toxic air portends India's future
As a national debate grows over toxic air, some national-level solutions that appear expensive are far cheaper than the costs of doing nothing
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TB is the new lifestyle disease
Crash diets, stress and chronic diseases have brought immunity levels down and made TB a modern-day ailment that is affecting even the affluent
 "TB is the new lifestyle disease")
India awaits the dengue vaccine
Tests conducted by Sanofi in five Indian cities - Delhi, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Ludhiana and Pune - have shown positive results
 "India awaits the dengue vaccine")
'Heart disease linked to job stress'
Experts have been saying for years that emotional stress is linked to the risk of suffering cardiovascular disease as a result of unhealthy habits such as smoking, an unsuitable diet or leading a sede
 "'Heart disease linked to job stress'")
Unlike Jolie, Indian women wary of mastectomy, say doctors
Jolie on Tuesday came out in public in a bid to encourage other women to to in for a mastectomy as a preventive measure
 "Unlike Jolie, Indian women wary of mastectomy, say doctors")
Feeling blue? New app may tell you why
Scientists have developed a smartphone app that can help you figure out what triggers your mood swings
 "Feeling blue? New app may tell you why")