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Spending long hours in AC? Experts warn of impact on respiratory health

Experts say constant exposure to cold, dry air can irritate the nose, throat and lungs, especially in children and those with asthma

Bright days, tired eyes: How summer sun and screens strain your vision

Most of us remember sunscreen but forget protection for our eyes, as bright sunlight and prolonged screen use put added pressure on eye health, making simple preventive habits essential

What happens after stopping GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic? Study reveals

A large real-world study finds patients stopping semaglutide or tirzepatide may not regain as much weight as expected, aided by treatment switches, restarts, and lifestyle support

Persistent voice change? Oncologist warns it could be sign of throat cancer

Many people dismiss hoarseness as a cold, but if it lasts beyond a few weeks it could signal throat cancer, making early diagnosis and timely treatment critical for better outcomes

Fake obesity drugs are booming globally: Lancet report raises alarm

A Lancet report warns counterfeit weight-loss injections like Ozempic and Mounjaro are spreading globally, driven by high demand and prices, raising serious risks for patients

White, pink, green or brown: Can 'coloured noise' improve your sleep?

Coloured noise is gaining popularity as a sleep aid. Here's what experts say about how these sounds work, their benefits, and the risks to be aware of

Parkinson's isn't the same for men and women, study highlights differences

New research highlights how Parkinson's presents differently in men and women, with variations in symptoms and risk factors that could change how the disease is diagnosed and managed

National Vaccination Day: Can a free HPV shot save millions? Doctor explains

Cervical cancer remains a major threat in India, but the HPV vaccine could prevent most cases. Doctors explain how the shot works and why it is becoming a powerful cancer prevention tool

Choosing the right skincare products: Here's why reading labels matters

Experts warn that blindly following beauty trends or celebrity favourites can harm your skin, and understanding ingredients is the safest way to choose skincare products

Is exercise a luxury? Study says inequality shapes who stays active

New research shows that where you live and what you earn dictate your physical health. Researchers warn that limited access to exercise is fuelling a preventable crisis of chronic illness

Low testosterone could make sugary diets more harmful for liver: Study

A new study suggests that low testosterone and high fructose intake may combine to accelerate fatty liver disease by altering gut microbiota and boosting pyruvate levels

Every dose counts: National Vaccination Day 2026 backs immunisation for all

From the Pulse Polio campaign to new vaccines like HPV, India's immunisation programme continues to expand and protect millions from life-threatening diseases

Uneven ageing in relationships: What doctors want couples to know

Two people can share the same life yet age at very different speeds. From hormones and stress to lifestyle and hidden health factors, doctors explain how couples can maintain intimacy and connection

Can positive beliefs about ageing improve brain and body health in old age?

A new study finds ageing may not mean inevitable decline, and many older adults actually improve their cognitive and physical health with a positive mindset about ageing

Inked and informed: Experts debunk 12 common health myths about tattoos

From cancer fears and MRI risks to ink safety, infections, and laser removal, dermatologists and aesthetic specialists explain what science actually says about getting inked

How conversation works and why people with hearing loss rely on prediction

The delicate coordination of conversation relies on our brain having enough cognitive resources to support prediction, response planning and timing