The office air trend on social media shows employees comparing how they look before and after a workday. The videos have sparked wider discussion about stress, burnout, indoor air and workplace wellbeing.
Handcrafted ByOur Editors India has seen a steep fall in tuberculosis and malaria cases and deaths in the past decade. With this, India has quietly pulled off one of the biggest public health improvements in recent years.
More Indian women are reaching menopause earlier than before, going through a wave of physical pain, emotional turmoil and silent suffering that calls for greater awareness and better treatment
Stomach flu cases see a spike as heatwave conditions intensify. Doctors say dehydration, unsafe water and faster food spoilage are driving the surge.
PCOS was largely known to be a fertility problem, while most doctors found that the root cause lay deeper in the body beyond the reproductive system.
Medical device makers have asked the Union health ministry to create a National Implant Registry. The push centres on patient safety, faster recalls and better long-term tracking of high-risk implants.
Kim Kardashian said on Amy Poehler's podcast that she takes around 35 supplements a day in three doses. Doctors say such routines can increase the risk of toxicity, organ strain and accidental overdosing without medical guidance.
Serum Institute of India has joined Oxford and CEPI to speed up an experimental Bundibugyo Ebola vaccine as cases rise in the DRC and Uganda. The effort highlights the lack of any approved shot for this strain and the pressure to balance speed with limited testing.
As heatwaves grip several parts of India, the AYUSH Ministry has advised drinking milk with sugar to stay energised and hydrated. Experts explain how this traditional remedy works, who can benefit from it, and why moderation is important.
Nearly 1.2 billion people now suffer from mental disorders. New study points to rising anxiety and depression, sharp care gaps, and pressure for stronger mental health systems.
India's drug regulator has clarified that cosmetics cannot be injected into the human body unless it is from a medical practitioner, putting the spotlight on wellness trends like glutathione drips and anti-ageing shots. Plastic and reconstructive surgeon Ranjit Bhosale says the move is necessary as more untrained people enter the booming injectable beauty industry.
India's crackdown on injectable cosmetic products has uncovered a wider trade in unapproved wellness drips across clinics, salons and gyms. Dermatologists say the trend is being fuelled by off-label use, weak oversight and glossy marketing despite safety concerns.
BPNI has urged the Union health ministry and FSSAI to mandate warnings that powdered infant formula is not sterile. The demand follows global recalls and sharpens concerns over contamination risks and public disclosure.
India's worsening heatwave is not just causing dehydration and fatigue. Doctors warn that rising temperatures are increasing breathing problems, asthma flare-ups and respiratory infections.
Psyllium husk, or isabgol, is gaining global attention as a gut-health staple. Studies say its fibre benefits extend to cholesterol, blood sugar and bowel health when taken safely with enough water.
After spending time in extreme heat, many people instantly reach for chilled water. But health experts warn that drinking ice-cold water too quickly may do more harm than good.
A 24-year-old student from West Bengal has become RML Hospital's first heatstroke patient this year. Heatstroke is the most severe form of heat-related illness and occurs when the body loses its ability to regulate temperature after prolonged exposure.
The FSSAI's reported action against misleading "no added sugar" claims has sparked a wider debate around jaggery, date sugar, and coconut sugar. Doctor and health influencer Dr Sivaranjini says consumers, especially parents, deserve clearer and more honest food labels.
Vitamin D is essential for strong bones, muscles, immunity, and overall health. A US-based cardiac surgeon explains why supplements may work better than sunlight for many people and why balance is still important.
India's drug regulator has told clinics and consumers that cosmetics cannot be injected into the body. The clarification brings glutathione drips and anti-ageing shots under sharper scrutiny.
