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India battles a silent epidemic: Why vitamin D deficiency is a big worry

Over one in five Indians suffer from vitamin D deficiency, increasing the risk of rickets and osteoporosis. Experts are now calling for a national strategy, food fortification, and greater awareness

From eradicated to epidemic: Why measles has made a comeback in US

Texas has reported over 500 confirmed measles cases, with most patients unvaccinated. Health officials are pushing emergency vaccinations to curb the escalating outbreak

Homeopathy linked to fewer side effects than allopathy, ayurveda: Survey

World Homeopathy Day: LocalCircles survey finds only 24 per cent of homeopathy users experienced side effects compared to 51 per cent for allopathy

Meghan Markle opens up about postpartum preeclampsia: What is it?

"It's so rare, and so scary," said Meghan Markle as she shared about her postpartum challenges on her new podcast

Rajasthan to use Rs 1.46 cr from CSR funds for health expenditure

Funds have been allocated for installing RO machines in 5 PHCs in Rajsamand district, and a baby crib in the Directorate, medical and health department

Is bottled water really safe? Karnataka tests raise serious concerns

Health Minister on Tuesday said that two-thirds of the bottled water samples collected for quality analysis from across the state are either totally unsafe or of poor quality

Tahira Kashyap's cancer relapse: Why it returns after years of remission

Writer and filmmaker Tahira Kashyap revealed her breast cancer has recurred seven years after remission, prompting questions about recurrence, symptoms, and treatment

Beyond weight loss: Can Ozempic sharpen your brain, cut dementia risk?

Weight loss drugs like Ozempic gained popularity for managing obesity, diabetes, and related chronic conditions, a new study says it may also help prevent cognitive decline

Shingles vaccine may cut dementia risk by 20%, especially in women: Study

A study of more than 280,000 older adults in Wales finds that the shingles vaccine could help lower dementia risk, particularly among women

Diabetes in pregnancy linked to higher risk of autism in children: Lancet

Maternal diabetes was also found to increase risk of communication, learning and motor disorders among exposed children

India's leading hospitals line up expansion plans with 34,000 new beds

Leading chains plan Rs 40K crore infra revival to close capacity gap over next 3-5 years

Obesity cure is here? Why it could be a win-win for all stakeholders

We Indians have had a different perspective around obesity

Narayana launches 'Aarogyam' to offer quick health checks for youth

The wellness initiative offers a streamlined 90-minute health check-up powered by advanced diagnostic tools

Scientists behind Ozempic and Wegovy win $3-million Breakthrough Prize

Five scientists who pioneered GLP-1-based drugs Ozempic and Wegovy receive $3 million Breakthrough Prize for life-changing contributions to diabetes and obesity treatment

Illnesses, income woes: Delhi's outdoor workers battle heatwave, pollution

Delhi has expanded access to free drinking water in many public areas, but workers say other infrastructure, like shaded zones or cooling shelters, remains scarce

California high alert: What is Hantavirus? Symptoms and Diagnosis

Betsy Arakawa, wife of Gene Hackman, passed away in Feb due to HPS. Experts say Hantavirus, or HPS, is a rare viral disease that affects the heart, lungs, and other organs, and cases are now rising

World Health Day 2025: Theme, Significance and 5 Rules For Good Health

Every year on April 7, the world observes World Health Day as a way to draw attention to important health issues and inspire action for a coordinated effort to address them

Good health key to thriving society: PM Modi's message on World Health Day

PM Modi expresses his commitment to a healthier world, mentioning the government will keep prioritising health care and investing in various aspects of people's well-being

Packaged food horror stories from India: Rodents in syrup, frogs in wafers

World health day: 4 in 10 Indian households have reported purchasing infested packaged food in the past three years, reveals a new survey that paints a worrying picture of food safety in the country

'Symptom-free isn't disease-free': Apollo report reveals hidden epidemic

he report zeroes in on three pressing public health challenges: the rise of fatty liver disease, deteriorating health among post-menopausal women, and escalating obesity