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The Food Safety Department in Anantnag has prohibited the sale of PriyaGold Butter Delite biscuits after laboratory tests confirmed that the product contained sulphite levels beyond the permissible limit, officials said on Friday. The ban applies specifically to Batch No. E2SKP02FB of the biscuit, which has been declared unsafe for human consumption. Lab test flags […]
A J&K Assembly panel has revived alarming evidence linking pesticide exposure in Kashmir’s apple orchards to rising cancer cases among farmers.
Hot cocoa may be a festive favourite, but experts say pure cocoa offers year-round health benefits, from better metabolism to improved brain and heart health.
A Mumbai woman collapsed after mixing two toilet cleaners, prompting pulmonologists to warn that combining cleaning agents can release toxic gases capable of burning the airways and causing lasting lung damage.
Breastfeeding is one of the most rewarding and intimate experiences for a mother and her baby. It not only provides complete nutrition but also fosters emotional bonding. For mothers seeking ways to nourish their bodies and support their baby’s growth
Many early-morning heart attacks are linked to disrupted sleep cycles, stress surges and unhealthy routines. Cardiologists warn that poor circadian rhythm can turn mornings into a high-risk period.
A UK study finds that teens affected by youth violence are increasingly using AI chatbots for mental health support amid long waits and fears around confidentiality.
A UCLA Health study finds that supportive marriages may influence BMI by altering brain responses, gut chemistry and metabolic processes linked to appetite.
Rising stress, financial burdens, digital overload and dwindling community spaces are making Gen Z the most exhausted generation, research shows.
Gen Z graduates are struggling to secure jobs in a tightening labour market shaped by slow hiring, rising layoffs and growing competition across industries.
A Delhi orthopaedic specialist warns that industrial starch in packaged foods may heighten risks of diabetes, fatty liver and inflammation, urging greater public awareness.
Studies show appendix cancer is rising sharply among younger adults, with Gen X and Millennials facing triple to quadruple the risk seen in older generations.
A study finds skipping breakfast, reduced cycling and high fast-food intake are contributing to rising obesity and early diabetes risk among schoolchildren.
A study shows intermittent calorie restriction alters gut bacteria and brain activity, offering new insights into weight loss and the biology of obesity.
Dr Anshuman Kaushal explains why excess sugar overwhelms insulin, fills fat cells and stalls fat burning, calling sugar a “deposit slip to your fat locker”.
A Japanese study finds that walking speed before hip replacement surgery is a key predictor of pain relief, function and long-term recovery outcomes.
Ophthalmologists warn that snow glare, UV exposure and cold winds pose serious risks to trekkers’ eyes, urging proper gear and precautions.
Experts say “sleep banking” can help workers prepare for upcoming sleep loss, though it is not a substitute for consistent, healthy sleep routines.
A major global meta-analysis finds that short-form video platforms are quietly reshaping attention, emotion and behaviour across age groups.
Dermatologists warn that chronic stress, screens, poor sleep, and processed diets—not genetics—are driving premature ageing among Gen Z.