Health & Wellness: News
Chickpeas or quinoa: Which should you eat more of?
Chickpeas and quinoa are two of the most popular plant-based protein sources, both of which offer unique nutritional benefits.
Flag football: A safe sport that builds strength and stamina
Flag football is a non-contact version of American football, where players pull flags off opponents instead of tackling them.
Lukewarm water isn't the miracle fix you think
Lukewarm water is often touted as a remedy for a range of health issues, but many claims surrounding its benefits are misleading.
5 seeds that can keep your digestive system happy
Seeds are a powerhouse of nutrients and can do wonders for your digestive health.
Chaga mushroom: A natural remedy for longevity
Chaga mushroom, which is a popular traditional remedy, is known for its potential longevity benefits.
The powerful benefits of mixing turmeric and black pepper
Turmeric and black pepper are two spices that have been used for centuries in various cuisines and traditional medicine.
5 surprising health benefits of balloon volleyball
Balloon volleyball is a fun and engaging activity that can be enjoyed by people of all ages.
5 mindful listening tips for better conversations
Mindful listening is a powerful tool to improve communication and strengthen relationships.
5 health benefits of Nordic walking you should know
Nordic walking, which uses specially designed poles, is a low-impact exercise that can be performed almost anywhere.
Almond milk v/s oat milk: Which fits your diet better?
Oat milk and almond milk are two of the most popular plant-based milk alternatives.
China: Combined transplant of pig liver, kidney to human performed
In a groundbreaking medical achievement, a Chinese team has successfully performed the world's first combined transplant of a pig's liver and kidneys into a human patient.
Remote working might not be good for your mental health
A recent study published in the journal Science has revealed that remote workers are more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety than their office-based counterparts.
GSK buys US biopharma company Nuvalent for $10.6B
British pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has announced its acquisition of US-based biopharmaceutical company Nuvalent for $10.6 billion.
This drug can help retain muscle during weight loss
A new muscle growth drug could help prevent the loss of lean body mass during weight loss, a study has found.
Apple's Health app now tells you if you're in menopause
Apple has updated its Health app to include perimenopause and menopause support.
Truth behind viral health tips online
In today's digital age, health tips are just a click away. But not all of them are rooted in science.
Gluten sensitivity v/s gluten intolerance: What's the difference?
Gluten sensitivity and gluten intolerance are two terms often used interchangeably, but they differ in nature.
Meditating for 2 minutes can alter your brain: Study
Meditation, a practice that has gained immense popularity in recent years, is not just about relaxation.
This triple-action jab can lower your blood sugar and weight
A new triple-action jab for type 2 diabetes has shown promising results in a phase 3 trial.
FSSAI warns against wrapping food in newspapers: Here's why
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has issued a warning against the practice of wrapping food in newspapers, especially hot and oily items.
Emilia Clarke on suffering 2 brain hemorrhages in her 20s
Hollywood actor Emilia Clarke, best known for her role as Daenerys Targaryen in Game of Thrones, recently opened up about suffering two brain hemorrhages in her twenties.
What you should know about heart health
Heart health is often surrounded by myths that can mislead people about how to stay healthy.
Anushka Sharma slammed for promoting homeopathy
Actor Anushka Sharma has come under fire for promoting homeopathy in a recent Instagram update.
How Dipika Kakar's tumor was detected during a gallbladder check-up
Television actor Dipika Kakar recently revealed that a routine medical examination for gallbladder pain helped doctors discover a large tumor in her body.
Is cholesterol really bad for heart health?
Cholesterol is often demonized as the main culprit behind heart disease, but the truth is, it is a lot more complicated than that.
Weight loss drugs can protect you from breast cancer
Weight-loss drugs, especially GLP-1 medications, have shown promising results in reducing the risk of developing and dying from breast cancer.
Oxford University to develop personalized cancer vaccines using AI
Oxford University has secured fresh funding to develop personalized cancer vaccines using artificial intelligence (AI).
Is coconut oil good for your heart?
Coconut oil has been gaining a lot of attention for its supposed heart health benefits. However, the claims are often misleading.
3 Ebola vaccines being developed amid outbreak in Africa
The International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI), the University of Oxford, and pharmaceutical giant Moderna are all working on vaccines for the Bundibugyo species of Ebola.
Serum Institute to manufacture Ebola vaccine developed by Oxford University
The Serum Institute of India (SII) will manufacture clinical trial doses of an experimental Ebola vaccine developed by the University of Oxford.
Marilyn Monroe's hidden battle with 'debilitating' endometriosis
Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe, who would have turned 100 on Monday (June 1), battled endometriosis at a time when there was no awareness surrounding it.
Can garlic help fight viral infections?
Garlic has long been hailed as a natural remedy for several ailments, including viral infections.
Why Google may release 32M lab-bred mosquitoes in Florida, California
Google has sought federal approval to release 32 million lab-bred male mosquitoes in Florida and California over the next two years.
This drug can double survival time for pancreatic cancer patients
A new clinical trial has revealed that a daily pill can double the survival time of patients suffering from pancreatic cancer, one of the deadliest forms of the disease.
This multi-cancer blood test might not be useful after all
A groundbreaking blood test, touted as a major advancement in oncology, has failed to achieve its primary goal in a large-scale clinical trial.
Are granola bars a healthy snack?
Granola bars are often marketed as a healthy snack option, but are they really that?
Can eating certain foods keep you hydrated?
Hydration is often associated with drinking water, but many believe that certain foods can also keep you hydrated.
Social media as bad as smoking for kids: UK doctors
Senior British doctors have warned that social media is as dangerous for children as smoking.
Modi government has a warning for users of Wegovy, Ozempic
The Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission (IPC) has issued an urgent public health notice regarding the safety of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs.
How does playing rugby affect women's brains?
A groundbreaking research project has begun at Cardiff University, UK focusing on the effects of repeated head impacts in women's rugby.
Worrying: Patients rushing to plastic surgeons for 'AI face' look
Plastic surgeons in the UK are increasingly concerned about their patients asking for an "AI face."
This Chinese lab-grown organoid can replace your pacemaker
In a major scientific breakthrough, researchers from Shanghai have successfully created the world's first lab-grown sinoatrial node.
Salt and blood pressure: What you should know
Salt has long been blamed for high blood pressure, but the relationship is more complicated than it seems.
Is the HPV vaccine meant only for females?
The human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine is often misunderstood, particularly regarding its necessity for males.
Is eating fruits at night actually unhealthy?
Eating fruits at night has been a topic of debate, with many believing it leads to weight gain. However, there is no scientific basis to support this claim.
Fiber is healthy, but these myths can mislead you
Fiber is often hailed as a miracle nutrient, but many misconceptions about its benefits still exist.
World's 1st copper-titanium medical implant lowers risk of infection
China has unveiled the world's first copper-blended titanium implant for orthopedic surgery.
After Eric Dane, another 'Grey's Anatomy' star diagnosed with ALS
Russell Andrews, a veteran actor known for roles in Better Call Saul, Insecure, and Straight Outta Compton, has revealed he was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or Lou Gehrig's disease in late 2025.
Why WHO has declared a global health emergency
The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared a public health emergency of global concern over an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Ituri province.