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  How air pollution raises the risk of asthma, learning issues and infections in children

  January 27, 2026 20:08 IST

  Air pollution may seem like a daily nuisance, but exposure during pregnancy and early childhood can have lasting effects. Paediatric and respiratory specialists explain how polluted air affects lung growth, immunity and brain development, increasing vulnerability to illness well beyond childhood.

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  Should older Gen Z start thinking about egg freezing? Fertility specialist weighs in

  February 01, 2026 6:38 IST

  Egg freezing rarely feels urgent for women aged 25 to 28, with careers taking centre stage. A fertility specialist explains why this age can be clinically advantageous, how egg quality changes over time, and why early fertility tests can help women plan with less stress later.

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  Menopause after 50: What Twinkle Khanna’s post gets right, according to doctors

  January 27, 2026 12:58 IST

  Twinkle Khanna’s candid menopause post has reopened conversations around women’s health after 50. Doctors explain what changes, what helps, and why long-term care matters.

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  Why emotional outbursts are part of ADHD, a neurologist explains

  January 27, 2026 11:43 IST

  Emotional outbursts are a core feature of ADHD, not bad behaviour. A paediatric neurologist explains why children with ADHD experience intense emotions, how the brain works differently, and what truly helps regulate feelings.

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  Lost your voice after a cold? An ENT doctor explains what actually helps

  January 27, 2026 9:18 IST

  Lost your voice after a cold? An ENT specialist explains why hoarseness happens, simple remedies to soothe inflamed vocal cords, what to avoid, and when you should see a doctor if your voice doesn’t return.

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  Gastroenterologist explains why jaundice with abdominal pain should never be ignored

  January 27, 2026 17:16 IST

  Jaundice accompanied by abdominal pain is a medical red flag. Doctors explain how this combination may indicate bile duct obstruction, gallstones or infection, the warning signs to watch for, and why early diagnosis is critical to prevent serious complications.

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  Vegan pregnancy and vitamin B12: Should expectant mothers be concerned?

  January 26, 2026 17:43 IST

  A vegan pregnancy requires special care, especially when it comes to vitamin B12. Learn why B12 is essential for fetal development, the risks of deficiency, and how expectant mothers can meet their nutritional needs safely.

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  How hormonal changes after 30 can weaken bone strength in women

  January 26, 2026 10:54 IST

  Hormonal changes after 30 can quietly weaken bone strength in women and increase the risk of osteoporosis later in life. An orthopaedic expert explains how estrogen affects bones, early warning signs, and practical steps to protect bone health.

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  What social media gets wrong about IVF: Dangerous fertility myths explained by an expert

  January 26, 2026 7:21 IST

  Social media is shaping IVF decisions, but not always correctly. Fertility specialist Dr Madhulika Singh explains the most common IVF myths seen daily in clinics, and how misinformation can delay treatment and reduce success rates.

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  Air pollution and cold weather: How to care for your lungs this winter, a pulmonologist’s advice

  January 25, 2026 13:54 IST

  Cold weather and rising pollution make winter tough on the lungs. A senior pulmonologist explains how to boost lung health in 2026 with practical habits, breathing exercises, nutrition tips and preventive care to stay respiratory-strong.

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  Chikungunya alert in Tamil Nadu: Symptoms, risks and WHO-backed prevention steps

  January 25, 2026 11:25 IST

  As chikungunya cases rise in parts of Tamil Nadu, health authorities issue an alert. Here’s what World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines say about symptoms, risks, diagnosis and the mosquito-control measures that matter most.

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  World Leprosy Day: Is leprosy contagious? Dermatologist breaks down the medical facts

  January 25, 2026 8:44 IST

  Is leprosy contagious? Doctor explains why Hansen’s disease is not highly infectious, how it really spreads, and why early treatment cures the condition and prevents transmission. Medical facts that replace fear with clarity.

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  Should blood pressure medicines be stopped once readings turn normal? Mumbai cardiologist explains

  January 24, 2026 16:58 IST

  Many patients stop blood pressure medicines once their readings return to normal. Mumbai-based cardiologist Dr Parin Sangoi explains why this can be risky, how untreated hypertension damages organs silently, and why medication decisions should always be guided by medical advice.

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  Maternal Health Awareness Day: 5 health concerns many pregnant women raise during check-ups

  January 23, 2026 17:22 IST

  From low haemoglobin to fatigue and emotional changes, doctors explain the everyday health concerns pregnant women often raise during clinic visits.

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  Heartburn is not harmless: When GERD needs medical attention

  January 23, 2026 12:52 IST

  Heartburn is not always harmless. Learn when GERD needs medical attention, its warning signs, complications, and when to consult a doctor to prevent serious digestive issues.

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  Can heavy weightlifting be dangerous for the heart? What you need to know

  January 23, 2026 8:45 IST

  Can heavy weightlifting harm your heart? Learn the risks, benefits, and safety tips of weight training for heart health, including who should avoid heavy lifting and how to exercise safely.

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  Can artificial sweeteners cause cancer? Bengaluru-based endocrinologist explains hidden concerns

  January 22, 2026 19:29 IST

  Artificial sweeteners promise sweetness without calories, but are they truly harmless? Dr Narendra BS, Lead Consultant – Endocrinology & Diabetology, Aster Whitefield, explains what recent research says about cancer risk, gut health, weight, and why moderation matters more than fear.

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  The silent diabetes epidemic: Importance of routine blood sugar tests

  January 22, 2026 16:22 IST

  With diabetes increasing silently, regular blood sugar testing is crucial for timely diagnosis and better health management. Know why it matters.

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  Every minute matters: Doctor explains the 4-minute rule for stroke response

  January 22, 2026 7:28 IST

  A stroke strikes suddenly, and every minute matters. An expert explains the 4-minute rule, early warning signs using FAST, and why immediate action can save lives and prevent permanent brain damage.

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  Does wearing tight clothes or innerwear increase breast cancer risk? Delhi oncologist clears air

  January 22, 2026 6:19 IST

  Dr Aditya Sarin, Department of Oncology, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi, addresses common breast cancer myths around clothing, biopsies and mammograms, explaining how fear and misinformation delay timely diagnosis and treatment.

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  Unexplained infertility: The hidden factor doctors are now talking about

  January 21, 2026 20:06 IST

  Struggling with unexplained infertility despite normal test results? Discover the invisible factors that may be affecting fertility and what experts say about identifying and managing them.

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  Is stress affecting your thyroid function? Experts weigh in

  January 21, 2026 18:21 IST

  Can stress impact your thyroid health? Experts explain how chronic stress affects thyroid function, hormones, and metabolism and what you can do to protect your hormonal balance.

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  Pineapple core, pomegranate, dates: Do viral fertility foods actually work for men?

  January 21, 2026 13:47 IST

  Pineapple core, pomegranate seeds and dates are trending as fertility foods for men. A fertility specialist explains what science actually says, which foods may support sperm health, and why no single ingredient can fix fertility issues.

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  How to do a self-breast examination at home and when to see a doctor | WATCH

  January 21, 2026 10:26 IST

  Self-breast examination helps detect early changes that may signal breast cancer. A medical oncologist explains how to do a breast self-exam at home, warning signs to watch for, and when you should consult a doctor without delay.

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  Does wearing spectacles make your eyes weaker? Ophthalmologist explains

  January 21, 2026 9:51 IST

  Many people believe wearing spectacles makes eyes weaker, but doctors say this is a myth. An ophthalmologist explains how glasses correct vision, why eyesight may change over time, and why avoiding prescribed spectacles can cause strain and headaches.

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  Every woman over 25 should get a Pap smear, here’s why doctors insist

  February 03, 2026 14:05 IST

  Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers, yet screening is often delayed. Doctors explain why every woman over 25 should get a Pap smear, how often screening is needed, and how Pap smear and HPV tests work together to protect women’s health.

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  From hormones to fertility: Key women’s health check-ups in 2026

  January 20, 2026 22:06 IST

  Women’s reproductive health plays a vital role in overall well-being. Discover the essential health check-ups women should not miss in 2026, including hormone tests, fertility screening, and preventive gynaecological exams.

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  Vitamin D deficiency during winter: Common symptoms and prevention tips

  January 20, 2026 17:19 IST

  Vitamin D deficiency is common in winter due to a lack of sunlight. Learn the key warning signs, who is most at risk, and how to prevent low vitamin D levels during the cold season.