'Overfilled Faces Are Not Normal': Doctor warns against unsafe fillers
With dermal fillers becoming one of India’s fastest-growing aesthetic procedures, experts are sounding the alarm about unsafe practices, untrained inj...
'Tattoos can trigger dangerous skin cancers': Oncologist warns
Tattoos may be a form of self-expression for millions of Indians, but the inks used to etch those designs into the skin could pose hidden cancer risks...
Daily habits quietly raising heart risk, warns Cardiologist
Heart disease rarely arrives with drama. It brews quietly, shaped by small daily choices that slowly, relentlessly wear down the cardiovascular system...
Brazil approves world's first single-dose dengue vaccine
Dengue, known for intense flu-like symptoms, crushing fatigue and body aches, reached record global levels in 2024 and researchers have attributed its...
HPV vaccine proven to prevent cervical cancer, study confirms
New research confirms HPV vaccine can prevent cervical cancer, the second-most common type of cancer in Indian women.The study, by the UK-government-f...
Carbs that spike your blood sugar rapidly increase lung cancer risk: Study
Not just air pollution, even the type of food you eat determines your risk of developing lung cancer. A new study reveals that carbohydrates (one of t...
Air pollution drives rise in COPD cases, affecting Indian women more than men
Air pollution is linked with so many lung diseases, including COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease). Besides genetic factors that could contrib...
Don't shut out devices without USFDA or EU approval, India warns hospitals
India’s apex drug regulator has directed hospitals across the country not to discriminate against medical devices lacking certification from the US Fo...
Experts warn of early suicide signs in children that adults commonly overlook
Two recent suicides, a 16-year-old boy in Delhi and a 9-year-old girl in Jaipur have once again exposed how children's cries for help often go unheard...
Men’s fertility drops faster than women’s: New studies
New studies are changing what we thought we knew about fertility and ageing. A recent report on Daijiworld points out that men actually face a steady ...
India faces world's highest rate of dangerous drug-resistant infections
A major international study has found that more than 80 percent of Indian patients carry multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs) – or disease causing de...
India's ultra-processed food sales soar 40-fold as obesity rates surge: Lancet Study
A new paper in The Lancet has sounded the alarm on the explosive rise of ultra-processed food (UPF) consumption in India, drawing a stark parallel wit...
India approves donanemab, first disease-modifying drug for Alzheimer's
Donanemab—one of the two breakthrough therapies hailed globally for showing promising results in treating Alzheimer’s disease—has been approved by Ind...
Experts explain how breast cancer stays silent and what women must know
When Mahima Chaudhry revealed she had no symptoms before her breast cancer diagnosis, it struck a nerve with women everywhere. How can something so se...
Paediatrician flags ORSL remains on shelves despite Delhi High Court ban
Dr. Sivaranjani Santosh, Hyderabad-based paediatrician, has again sounded the alarm after spotting ORSL, a sugary electrolyte drink, still being sold ...
Toxic air surge in Delhi-NCR leaves residents fatigued, say doctors
As Delhi-NCR grapples with a continued spell of hazardous air quality, doctors across specialties are reporting a surge in complaints of fatigue, leth...
Air pollution is quietly damaging your brain, doctor warns
Most of us think of pollution as something that irritates the lungs, triggers a cough or worsens asthma. But the damage doesn’t stop in the chest; it ...
India recorded the most tuberculosis cases globally in 2024, says WHO
India recorded the highest number of tuberculosis (TB) cases globally in 2024, according to the World Health Organisation’s Global Tuberculosis Report...
Doctors are now turning to your DNA to predict and prevent disease
The future of healthcare in India is changing fast, and the change is happening deep inside our bodies, at the level of our genes. Thanks to major pro...
India's obesity drug use just the 'tip of the iceberg': Novo Nordisk MD
Novo Nordisk, the Danish pharmaceutical company behind the weight-loss injection Wegovy, plans to intensify its efforts in India, positioning the drug...
Novo Nordisk partners with Emcure to expand Wegovy's reach in India
Danish pharmaceutical major Novo Nordisk has joined hands with Indian drugmaker Emcure Pharmaceuticals to expand the availability of its injectable ob...
Hyderabad-based Natco Pharma, Hetero Labs, Dr Reddy’s arm bag generic drug contracts in China
Indian pharma firms operating in China have made some headway into the Chinese market winning bids to supply bulk generic drugs, specially the widely ...
Exercise is good but diet is better for effective weight loss: Nutritionist
It's the universal bargain we strike with ourselves after a long workout: a slice of cake, a “reward” latte, maybe even a “healthy” granola bar that’s...
Hormone imbalance silently raising blood pressure in young adults: Experts
High blood pressure used to be something people worried about after 40. Today, more young professionals in their 20s and 30s are being diagnosed with ...
Weekly weight-loss shot Mounjaro is now India's top-selling drug
Mounjaro, the breakthrough obesity and diabetes drug from Eli Lilly and Company, has become India’s highest-selling pharmaceutical brand in October, a...
10 diabetes-friendly grains to control blood sugar and support weight loss: Experts
For people living with diabetes, managing blood sugar levels is a daily challenge. While cutting out all carbohydrates may seem like the easiest solut...
Women need only half the exercise men do for the same heart benefits, reveals study
A new large-scale study has found that women gain greater heart health benefits from exercise than men.Therefore, the current “one-size-fits-all” exer...
Study flags dangers of long-term melatonin supplement use
Melatonin use in India is on the rise as awareness about sleep health grows, with a strong consumer demand for both standalone melatonin supplements a...
5-minute routine that can help detect breast cancer early
Breast health is an ongoing conversation, not limited to a single month or campaign. While medical screenings such as mammograms and sonograms play a ...
Study finds that India's teenagers face alarming rates of vitamin D deficiency
A new nationwide analysis by Metropolis Healthcare has found that nearly half of all Indians tested suffer from vitamin D deficiency.The study, which ...
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