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A new study finds mono infection may triple the risk of multiple sclerosis, highlighting the role of Epstein-Barr virus in long-term neurological health.
India may roll out the Qdenga dengue vaccine by 2026, offering hope to reduce rising cases, with experts highlighting its benefits, safety and rollout plans.
On World Autism Awareness Day, Indian doctors highlight evolving therapies—from behavioural to biomedical—transforming autism care with a focus on personalised support.
A new study finds teens who sleep late are more likely to eat unhealthy food and stay inactive, especially during the school year.
For some families, the pandemic’s impact continues through illness, caregiving, and financial strain, long after Covid-19 faded from headlines.
A 2026 study reveals 71% of baby foods are ultra-processed, with high sugar and additives, raising concerns about infant nutrition.
Doctors identify rare ectopic cervical thymus in infant using imaging, avoiding surgery and opting for safe conservative treatment.
Experts say bedwetting beyond age six needs medical attention, warning that delaying treatment can harm children’s emotional well-being.
Doctors warn that everyday habits like smoking, pollution exposure, and poor ventilation may silently increase lung cancer risk over time.
A nutritionist warns that frequent food delivery orders can lead to high calorie intake, poor nutrition, and long-term health risks.
A 30-year-old woman in Bengaluru finds relief from rare gelastic seizures after CyberKnife treatment at Apollo Cancer Centre.
A 35-year-old’s sudden collapse highlights rising risks of hypertension, obesity, and lifestyle diseases among young adults.
A pregnant delivery driver’s Reddit post about her husband’s long unemployment triggered widespread debate on jobs, responsibility, and financial stress.
A 20-year-old student’s 20 kg weight loss journey in five months highlights the power of consistency, balanced diet, and structured workouts.
Parenting experts warn that taking away phones may stop behaviour briefly but can harm communication and emotional connection with teenagers.
Experts highlight small daily habits that help parents build trust, improve communication, and maintain strong relationships with teenagers.
Milind Soman shares that his 86-year-old mother can walk 30 km, inspiring many with her disciplined and consistent approach to fitness.
A global study links heavy smartphone use among teenagers to body image concerns and unhealthy eating habits, raising concerns for mental health.
While summer brings travel and joy, experts warn of rising health risks like dehydration and kidney stones during the hot season.
A debate over playdates highlights parenting challenges, sibling conflicts, and the need to balance guidance with independence in children’s social growth.