Health
Scared of Breast Cancer Tests? Five Common Myths That Can Delay Life-Saving Care
Most early breast cancers cause no pain, and about 75 to 85 percent of cases occur in women with no family history.
Disease Outbreak Risk Higher Near Fragmented Forests Where People and Livestock Live, Study Finds
Study analysed outbreaks of 32 diseases across 169 countries.
Maternal Depression in Pregnancy Raises Child's Risk of Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Study of 167,000 children finds higher special needs risk with maternal depression.
Influenza A H1N1 Flu: Persistent Symptoms Should Not Be Ignored, Health Guidance Says
Most healthy adults recover as the illness runs its course.
Genes May Decide Who Benefits From Aspirin for Dementia Prevention, Study Suggests
Only one per cent of aspirin users in the top platelet genetic group developed dementia, against 3.3 per cent on placebo.
Why Your Heart Needs One Breathless Workout Every Week
Pushing to 90% heart rate once a week matters
5 Signs Your Skin Has Outgrown Your Skincare Routine, According to a Dermatologist
Stinging or redness from products you once tolerated may signal an overwhelmed skin barrier from overusing actives
Why Do Your Heels Crack in the Monsoon? Doctor Reveals the Real Culprit
Repeated wetting and drying weakens the skin barrier, causing the thick skin on the heels to harden and split.
Sleeping With Earbuds Every Night? Doctors Warn of Serious Ear Health Risks
Constant audio input disrupts sleep cycle, leaves you tired and irritable
Tulsi Leaves: Doctor Reveals Benefits for Sugar, BP and Heart Health
From digestion to heart health, tulsi offers multiple wellness benefits