Wellbeing
Explained: The rising burden of dengue in India
Urbanisation and the density of the human population also facilitate the rapid spread of the virus.
Prolonged sitting, screen use to cause myopia in every 3rd Indian kid...
As many as one-third of all children in urban India aged 5-15 years are expected to suffer from myopia by 2030, eye doctors said, as a result of...
Why do ICMR-NIN’s new dietary guidelines advise against protein...
The Indian Council of Medical Research and National Institute of Nutrition, last week, released 17 dietary guidelines to prevent nutrient deficiencies
Tips to stay safe in a dust storm
Dust storms are natural occurrences characterised by strong winds carrying dust particles, which frequently decrease visibility and pose health risks.
Obese people with dysmorphia hide body behind WhatsApp profile...
"People with body dysmorphic disorder can be particularly sensitive to these influences, constantly comparing themselves to idealised images and...
Fitness special: Slam ball exercises for cardio, strength
Let us look at some of the slam ball exercises for cardio, strength and endurance.
Sea surface temperatures of Indian Ocean could help predict dengue...
In the three months before a dengue outbreak, the IOBW index was found to be a crucial factor in predicting the disease magnitude and timing of...
One jab of measles vaccine more likely to be ineffective in children...
A possible reason behind the vaccine being rendered ineffective could be linked to the development of the infant's gut microbiome, the researchers...
