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  The everyday mistakes that can make inner thigh chafing worse

  July 16, 2026 8:05 IST

  Inner thigh chafing is a common yet often overlooked skin problem among women. Experts explain its causes, warning signs, prevention tips and how choosing breathable, moisture-wicking innerwear can help reduce irritation and discomfort.

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  Why a short walk after dinner may be the best thing you can do for your gut

  July 23, 2026 21:09 IST

  A gastroenterologist reveals why a 10-minute walk after dinner may be one of the best habits for gut health. Learn how post-meal walking can reduce bloating, improve digestion, lower blood sugar spikes and support long-term metabolic health.

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  Plastic surgery is much more than beauty, experts say on World Plastic Surgery Day

  July 15, 2026 14:02 IST

  On World Plastic Surgery Day, experts explain how plastic surgery goes far beyond cosmetic procedures. Learn how reconstructive surgery supports cancer recovery and trauma care, and why revision plastic surgery is becoming increasingly common.

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  Why stomach infections and waterborne diseases rise during the monsoon

  July 15, 2026 10:39 IST

  Dengue isn't the only health concern during the monsoon. Learn why stomach infections, food poisoning and waterborne diseases rise during the rainy season, their warning signs, and simple expert-approved tips to protect yourself and your family.

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  After Jaan Kumar Sanu's COVID-19 diagnosis, doctor explains what's really happening

  July 14, 2026 14:05 IST

  Jaan Kumar Sanu has tested positive for COVID-19, raising concerns about a possible rise in cases. An internal medicine expert explains whether India is seeing another wave, the common symptoms to watch for and the warning signs that require immediate medical attention.

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  Brain fog in your 30s? Neurologist reveals why stress isn't always the culprit

  July 14, 2026 9:58 IST

  Brain fog is becoming increasingly common among professionals in their 30s. Neurologist explains how poor sleep, nutritional deficiencies, excessive screen time, mental health and underlying medical conditions can affect memory, focus and productivity.

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  Blurred vision in one eye that clears in minutes? Neurologist calls it an early warning of stroke

  July 13, 2026 12:03 IST

  Blurred vision in one eye that clears within minutes may be more than eye strain. A neurologist explains how temporary vision loss, known as amaurosis fugax, can be an early warning sign of stroke, its symptoms, causes and when to seek immediate medical care.

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  Think dehydration is only a summer problem? Your kidneys may disagree this monsoon

  July 12, 2026 16:25 IST

  Many people drink less water during the monsoon, assuming dehydration isn't a concern. A nephrologist explains how hidden dehydration can affect kidney health, who is most at risk, early warning signs to watch for and simple ways to stay hydrated during the rainy season.

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  Feeling sleepy during the day? Your afternoon nap could be trying to tell you something

  July 12, 2026 11:56 IST

  A short afternoon nap can boost focus and productivity, but frequent or long daytime naps may signal an underlying health condition. A sleep medicine expert explains when napping is healthy, the warning signs to watch for and when it's time to seek medical advice.

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  High blood pressure increasingly affecting young adults due to poor lifestyle habits, doctors warn

  July 11, 2026 19:17 IST

  High blood pressure is increasingly affecting young adults in India, with doctors linking the rise to stress, obesity, poor diet and sedentary lifestyles. Experts explain why hypertension often goes unnoticed and the lifestyle changes that can help prevent it.

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  Rajesh Sharma hospitalised after alleged insect bite? Doctor explains when it can turn serious

  July 09, 2026 17:16 IST

  Actor Rajesh Sharma was reportedly hospitalised after an alleged insect bite during a film shoot. A physician explains when an insect bite can become serious, warning signs that should never be ignored, possible complications and the first-aid steps to take immediately.

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  Novo Nordisk launches world's first once-weekly insulin in India

  July 09, 2026 14:43 IST

  Novo Nordisk has launched Awiqli, the world's first once-weekly basal insulin for adults with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes in India. The therapy reduces insulin injections from 365 a year to 52 and aims to address one of the biggest barriers to insulin adoption.

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  How a Delhi hospital gave Filipino twins a new lease of life after an extremely rare liver condition

  July 08, 2026 21:53 IST

  Delhi's Indraprastha Apollo Hospital successfully performed a rare twin liver transplant on Filipino brothers Kelly and Tyler, who both developed liver failure due to choledochal cyst. Their mother and maternal uncle donated parts of their livers, helping save both children's lives.

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  Essential monsoon precautions every pregnant woman should know

  July 08, 2026 17:59 IST

  Monsoon can increase the risk of infections, food poisoning and mosquito-borne diseases during pregnancy. Dr Rujul Jhaveri shares essential precautions expecting mothers should follow to stay healthy, protect their baby and enjoy a safe pregnancy throughout the rainy season.

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  After Debina Bonnerjee's lipedema diagnosis, plastic surgeon explains symptoms, causes and treatment

  July 08, 2026 14:13 IST

  Debina Bonnerjee's lipedema diagnosis has drawn attention to a condition often mistaken for obesity. Plastic surgeon Dr Anmol Chugh explains its symptoms, why conventional treatments have limitations, and how advanced surgical techniques can improve patients' quality of life.

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  Kriti Sanon's egg freezing revelation has everyone talking, here's what experts say

  July 07, 2026 16:08 IST

  Kriti Sanon's comments on egg freezing have reignited conversations around fertility preservation. Fertility experts explain how egg freezing works, the ideal age to consider it, whether it guarantees pregnancy and the factors women should know before making a decision.

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  Think alcohol only harms your liver? A neurologist explains its impact on the brain

  July 07, 2026 12:16 IST

  Alcohol doesn't just affect the liver. Neurologist explains how regular drinking impacts memory, concentration, sleep, decision-making and overall brain function, while sharing practical tips to reduce the risk of long-term cognitive damage.

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  Monsoon rain could mean more than bad weather for your child's health, pediatrician warns

  July 06, 2026 16:56 IST

  Heavy rainfall may bring more than waterlogging. Paediatric consultant explains why monsoon showers are often followed by a rise in childhood infections, asthma flare-ups and injuries, and how weather forecasts could help hospitals and parents prepare better.

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  Frequent fainting isn't always weakness: Neurologist explains the warning signs

  July 05, 2026 15:09 IST

  Frequent fainting isn't always caused by weakness or dehydration. A neurologist explains the warning signs, possible causes, when blackouts may indicate a serious neurological or heart condition, and what to do if someone faints.

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  Watching FIFA World Cup till late? Eye specialist shares 7 simple ways to protect your vision

  July 04, 2026 12:15 IST

  Planning to stay up for FIFA World Cup 2026 matches? Dr Himanshu Shekhar explains how late-night football streaming can cause digital eye strain, affect sleep, and shares simple eye care tips to protect your vision during the tournament.

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  Bengaluru daycare horror could leave lifelong psychological scars on toddlers, warns psychologist

  July 03, 2026 18:43 IST

  The alleged abuse of toddlers at a Bengaluru daycare could have long-lasting psychological consequences, says Mr. Saikishore, Clinical Psychologist, Aster Whitefield Hospital. He explains why repeated fear and humiliation during early childhood can affect a child's emotional development.

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  From morning sunlight to mindful breaks: A doctor's simple formula for good health

  July 01, 2026 16:03 IST

  On Doctors' Day 2026, a medical expert shares the simple daily habits that help him stay healthy despite long shifts in critical care. From waking up at the same time to getting morning sunlight and avoiding processed foods, these expert-backed tips are easy to follow.

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  On Doctors' Day 2026, doctors reveal the 5 health mistakes they still make

  July 01, 2026 16:57 IST

  On Doctors' Day, senior doctors admitted they often ignore the very health advice they give patients. From delaying check-ups and skipping sleep to neglecting exercise and mental wellbeing, they revealed the habits they wish they had changed sooner.

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  Sleep deprivation is quietly becoming the biggest workplace health crisis, says expert

  June 30, 2026 20:25 IST

  Sleep deprivation is emerging as a major workplace health concern. Dr Vikram Vora explains how poor sleep affects physical health, mental wellbeing, productivity and workplace safety, while sharing practical ways employers and employees can build healthier sleep habits.

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  Jasmin Bhasin's health update puts spotlight on terminal ileitis, here's what it is

  June 29, 2026 16:53 IST

  Actor Jasmin Bhasin recently revealed she was diagnosed with terminal ileitis. Learn what terminal ileitis is, its symptoms, causes, diagnosis and treatment, and when abdominal pain or digestive symptoms should prompt you to seek medical attention.

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  Why common infections are becoming harder to treat: Doctor explains the antibiotic resistance crisis

  June 29, 2026 12:19 IST

  Antibiotic resistance is making common bacterial infections harder to treat. Dr Ashita Singhal explains how the misuse of antibiotics is creating dangerous superbugs, why vulnerable patients face greater risks, and what you can do to help slow this growing global health crisis.

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  School reopening during monsoon: Why children fall sick more often and how parents can protect them

  June 28, 2026 15:46 IST

  The return to school during the monsoon often leads to a rise in childhood infections. Dr Nehal Shah explains the 'school reopening effect', common seasonal illnesses, and practical tips parents and schools can follow to keep children healthy during the rainy season.

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  Why do some people choose killing over a breakup? Psychiatrist explains amid Ketan murder case probe

  June 27, 2026 19:21 IST

  As the Ketan Agarwal murder case continues to unfold, psychiatrist Kriti Anand explains the psychological processes that can sometimes be associated with extreme acts in relationships, while stressing that no diagnosis can be made without a proper clinical evaluation.