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Why millennials may not reach 100: Study shows life expectancy slowing

A new study shows life expectancy gains are slowing, with millennials and Gen Z unlikely to reach 100 on average, challenging long-held assumptions about human longevity

Undiagnosed diabetes poses major global health risk, warns new study

A global study reveals that millions go undiagnosed with diabetes. Researchers call for better education, early screening, and affordable treatment access

Why preserved vegetables can sometimes turn deadly and how to stay safe

Canning removes air and seals food, creating an oxygen-free environment that preserves it but also provides ideal conditions for bacteria C. botulinum to grow

Rainbow diet: How colours on your plate can help improve your health

From leafy greens to vibrant berries, learn how a spectrum of colourful foods supports immunity, heart health, brain function, and overall nutrition

Nearly 44% of diabetics undiagnosed in 2023, India sees 14% rise: Study

Over 97 per cent of those diagnosed were under treatment in 2023, an international team of researchers forming the 'Global Burden of Disease' (GBD) study found

Why young people are unhappier than ever-even as middle age gets easier

A global study finds rising stress, anxiety and depression among youth, even as older adults report improved mental health and greater life satisfaction

Could this be the end of baldness? Scientists test breakthrough hair drug

Early trials of PP405 show it can reactivate dormant follicles and boost natural hair growth, raising hopes for a long-lasting solution to baldness

Can a simple sugar like glucose supercharge body's cancer-fighting T cells?

A new study reveals that glucose not only fuels energy but also equips immune T cells with tools to better organise and destroy cancer cells

From ragi to flaxseeds: Top foods to ease post-menopause symptoms

Nutritionist Deepsikha Jain shares four simple superfoods that can ease post-menopausal symptoms, boost bone health, and support the overall wellness of your mother

How billionaires rewire their brains to stay focused and keep growing

Neurologist Dr Sweta Adatia explains how billionaires train their brains to stay focused, resilient, and growth-driven

From curd to kimchi: How fermented foods support a healthier you

National nutrition week: Fermented foods enhance gut bacteria, aid digestion, and strengthen immunity, offering everyday benefits rooted in culture and backed by science

Sugar, salt and oil: Daily limits, health risks and expert guidance

Overconsumption of sugar, salt and oil often goes unnoticed but can cause serious health problems. Experts stress moderation and healthier food choices to protect your long-term well-being

TB remains India's top infectious killer, deadlier than HIV or malaria

Despite decades of control efforts, tuberculosis still causes far more deaths than HIV or malaria, hitting India's working-age population the hardest

Semaglutide, used in Ozempic, joins WHO's essential medicines list

From cancer drugs to diabetes therapies, WHO's new list expands access to modern medicines and boosts the push for global healthcare equity

'Kissing-bug' parasite spreads in the US, raising risk of Chagas disease

The triatomine bug, also known as the kissing bug, is driving the spread of Chagas disease across the US, with doctors calling for better testing and prevention efforts

Mpox no longer a global emergency, but WHO warns against complacency

WHO has lifted the global health emergency status on Mpox after a steady decline in cases, but it has warned nations to remain alert and safeguard vulnerable groups

Suicide is now the top cause of death among Indians aged 15 to 29

Govt data shows nearly 1 in 6 deaths in the 15-29 age group is by suicide, overtaking accidents and illness as the leading killer of young Indians

Cancer breakthrough? Russia's mRNA vaccine shows 100% early success

Russia says its new mRNA cancer shot is safe, effective, and personalised-able to shrink tumours and work without chemo-like side effects

Scrolling on toilet increases your risk of haemorrhoids, new study shows

Prolonged sitting on a toilet seat is believed to increase pressure inside the pelvic floor and lead to blood pooling in the vascular cushions of the anus, making haemorrhoids more likely to develop

Another man in Kerala dies of rare brain infection, 11 under treatment

Kerala Health department has issued special treatment guidelines for amoebic meningoencephalitis, a rare brain infection caused by free-living amoeba in contaminated waters