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14 skincare myths that dermatologists want you to stop believing

From oily skin confusion to DIY skincare disasters, we bust 14 of the most viral skincare myths with expert insights from a top dermatologist.

Fact-Check Friday: 15 Period Myths You Still Believe (And Need to Unlearn!) | Menstruation

Can you really not exercise, wash your hair or swim during your period? Will eating mangoes or using tampons mess with your health?

Could a special vitamin D3 boost ease core autism symptoms in children?

A new study finds that nano-form vitamin D3 significantly improves language, behaviour, and social skills in children aged 3-6 diagnosed with autism

Why your jalebis and samosas are under scrutiny | Lifestyle diseases | Fat

India’s Health Ministry has sparked a national conversation by urging cafeterias and public institutions to display cigarette-style health warnings alongside popular snacks such as samosas and jalebis

Japan's 91-yr-old former Emperor Akihito hospitalised for heart treatment

Japan's 91-year-old former Emperor Akihito was hospitalised Monday to adjust his heart medication, palace officials said. Akihito was diagnosed in May with myocardial ischemia, an asymptomatic heart condition of reduced blood flow from the coronary arteries to the heart muscle. He has since been on medication to improve blood flow to his heart while avoiding excessive exercise and reducing liquid intake. Akihito abdicated in 2019, handing over the Chrysanthemum Throne to his son, current Emperor Naruhito and now holds the title of Emperor Emeritus. After two months on the medication, doctors found little improvement in Akinito's condition and decided to give him an additional treatment to alleviate the burden on his heart, the Imperial Household Agency said. Monday's hospitalisation was to carefully determine the right dose of the new medication to avoid side effects, while monitoring his heart by electrocardiogram and other examination, the IHA said. In 2012, Akihito underwent a

Could this tiny genetic mutation be making humans more prone to cancer?

A mutation in the immune protein FasL may make humans more vulnerable to solid tumours, but scientists say it could be fixed through combination immunotherapy

Can sunlight alone meet your vitamin D requirement? Study explains

Despite regular sun exposure, you may still lack enough vitamin D. Here's what experts suggest to meet your body's needs

'None of them are really doctors': Liver Doc takes on Vidit Gujrathi on X

Modern medicine Vs Ayurveda: new feud between Chess grandmaster Vidit Gujrathi and Dr Cyriac Abby Philips on Doctor's Day ignites controversy on X

Fact-check | Can Lemon Water Burn Fat? Experts Bust 15 Weight Loss Myths | Health with BS

Does lemon water really burn fat? Or is it just another wellness myth? ???? In this fact-check video, top health and nutrition experts bust 15 of the most common weight loss myths

Genomic testing sees sharp uptake in India, now growing beyond metros

With 18 per cent CAGR, India's genomic diagnostics market is expanding into Tier 2 and 3 cities as affordability, cancer screening, and personalised care fuel adoption

Biocon Biologics to launch Eylea biosimilar Yesafili in Canada next month

Yesafili is the first Eylea biosimilar approved in Canada and Biocon Biologics' 10th commercialised biosimilar, with launch scheduled for July 4 across the country

Bharat Biotech, GSK to cut malaria vaccine price by half for children

Aiming for global equity, Bharat Biotech and GSK will reduce the RTS,S vaccine price by over 50 per cent by 2028 through expanded production and tech transfer

AI + Leadership: Lessons from Merck’s Global Head

AI meets leadership in this episode of Manager’s Mantra with Dr. Harsha Gurulingappa, Global Head of AI at Merck. Learn how tech is reshaping healthcare and what it takes to lead in the AI era.

10 Arthritis Myths Busted by Doctors | Fact-check Friday: What You Really Need to Know

Think arthritis only affects the elderly? Or that cracking your knuckles is to blame? On this Fact-check Friday, we bust 10 common myths about arthritis.

Is your health policy Covid-ready? Key features you must look for

Check if your health insurance covers home care, tele-consultations, PPE kits, room rent waiver and has sufficient sum insured to deal with Covid-related hospitalisation costs

Lasik surgery market to double by 2030 amid rising myopia, tech advances

Wider adoption of advanced techniques like SMILE and AI-led diagnostics drives a boom in India's Rs 2,500-crore Lasik surgery market

Must watch: Top 11 Liver health myths busted

This video busts the top 11 liver health myths you've probably believed for years. Get the truth about what really helps—and what doesn’t—when it comes to protecting your liver.

WHO to back use of weight-loss drugs for adults globally, raises cost issue

More than a billion people now have obesity worldwide, according to the WHO, and around 70% of them live in low and middle-income countries, the World Bank estimates

Every Indian now consumes 24 kg edible oil a year, triple the 2001 level

ICMR recommends a 12 kg limit, but rising consumption is fuelling obesity, lifestyle diseases, and growing dependence on edible oil imports

'Good heart, very good soul': Trump boasts health, but report's a no-show

US President Donald Trump undergoes nearly five-hour physical, says he aced cognitive test, but official medical report yet to be released