Phone on loo ups haemorrhoid risk; WHO's big move on weight-loss drugs

On Health360, the focus is on everyday habits and major health developments. A recent study shows adults using smartphones on the toilet have a 46% higher risk of developing hemorrhoids due to prolonged sitting. 

An expert in the program highlights the importance of the brain-gut connection, stating, "If somebody is concentrating on the mobile... your attention is taken, you will not get the brain signal will not



reach your intestine." The show also explores the link between untreated hearing loss and dementia, Sara Tendulkar's journey with PCOS, and the connection between chronic acid reflux and esophageal cancer. 

Additionally, it covers the World Health Organization's decision to add GLP-1 weight loss drugs to its essential medicines list, signaling a global shift in treating obesity as a serious medical condition.