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The Prince William has called for more male role models to speak openly about mental health, describing the high rate of male suicide in the UK as a “real national catastrophe”. In a special episode of BBC Radio 1’s Life Hacks, the Prince of Wales joined a panel discussion on male suicide, urging men to […]
Doctors warn against the viral ‘bone-smashing’ trend, where youngsters hit their faces with hammers for sharper features.
Boric acid is often misunderstood because of its name. The name alone can feel harsh or chemical, which makes it easy to question why boric acid suppositories appear in conversations about intimate care. But once you understand what boric acid actually is and why it’s used, it becomes much less intimidating.
Few moments in life carry as much excitement, curiosity, and uncertainty as discovering a pregnancy. Almost immediately, one question rises above the rest: When will the baby arrive? Having a baby is one of the most joyous experience forever individual. But the anxiety and restlessness to welcome the baby are equally the same.
Advocates criticise the 2027 health rule for failing to ensure copay assistance counts towards patients’ rising drug cost limits.
Milk still forms the main part of the diet in most Indian families. From morning tea to bedtime haldi doodh, it plays a daily role. However, quite a few people experience discomfort after having regular cow milk.
WHO urges countries to expand access to cataract surgery as nearly half of those facing cataract-related blindness still lack treatment.
A 60-year-old farmer from Purandar saved four lives after her family consented to organ donation following a fatal road accident.
Hug Day 2026 trends across social media with emotional posts, memes and heartfelt embraces celebrating the power of human connection.
Doctors say epilepsy control depends not only on medicines but also on sleep, stress management and stable daily routines.
The Bengaluru double murder case highlights how severe, untreated schizophrenia can distort reality and lead to tragic consequences.
Valentine’s Day can trigger feelings of rejection or loneliness in children. Experts share practical ways parents can build resilience and self-worth.
Indian adults are revisiting childhood memories shaped by pressure, expectations and silence, as a viral post sparks reflection on parenting norms.
Having chai first thing in the morning on an empty stomach may quietly affect digestion, acidity and energy levels over time.
An independent lab report has raised concerns over microbiological quality in samples of leading milk brands, prompting calls for clarity from regulators.
A US court is hearing a landmark case accusing Meta and YouTube of designing addictive platforms that harmed a teenager’s mental health.
A global study finds people with obesity are 70% more likely to die or be hospitalised from infections, linking the condition to one in 10 deaths worldwide.
Punjab reports nearly eight women dying of cancer daily, with breast cancer accounting for over half of female cancer deaths in the state.
Indian mothers say social media-driven beauty standards are turning motherhood into a performance, adding silent pressure to look perfect.
Four deaths and multiple liver transplants have been reported in California after people consumed highly toxic death cap mushrooms.