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  Is sleeping under an AC causing your morning headaches? Neurologist explains

  June 02, 2026 15:52 IST

  Many people wake up with headaches after sleeping in air-conditioned rooms during summer. A neurologist explains how cold air exposure, dehydration, muscle tension and sinus irritation may contribute to morning headaches.

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  Text neck in teens: How excessive screen time is quietly damaging young spines

  June 02, 2026 12:21 IST

  Excessive screen time among children and teenagers is contributing to a rise in "text neck", poor posture and early spinal issues. Experts warn that prolonged device use may affect growing bones and muscles, making healthy screen habits more important than ever.

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  From flights to beach vacations: How women can protect their intimate health while travelling

  June 01, 2026 17:03 IST

  Travel can increase the risk of intimate health issues such as UTIs, fungal infections and irritation due to changes in hygiene, climate and routine. Dr Kanika Gera Thakral shares practical tips to help women stay comfortable, healthy and infection-free while travelling.

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  Why do your joints feel stiffer in air-conditioned rooms? An orthopaedic expert explains

  June 01, 2026 12:03 IST

  Air conditioning does not directly damage joints, but colder indoor temperatures can make muscles tighten and worsen feelings of stiffness, particularly in people with arthritis or previous injuries. An orthopaedic expert shares why this happens and what you can do to stay comfortable.

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  World No Tobacco Day: Think vaping is harmless? Doctors warn of growing lung and heart risks

  May 31, 2026 13:47 IST

  Vaping is often marketed as a safer alternative to smoking, but experts warn it may harm the lungs, heart and oral health. Doctors are increasingly seeing respiratory, cardiovascular and dental issues linked to e-cigarette use among young people.

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  7 warning signs in your eyes that could point to hidden health conditions

  May 31, 2026 10:37 IST

  Your eyes may reveal more than just vision problems. Experts say symptoms like blurry vision, flashes of light, persistent redness and yellowing of the eyes could signal underlying eye or health conditions that require medical attention.

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  Had a hernia repaired but it came back? Surgeon explains why it happens and what to do next

  May 30, 2026 18:51 IST

  Why do some hernias come back after surgery? A surgeon explains recurrence rates, common risk factors, why repeat surgeries are more complex and how robotic-assisted surgery may help in selected cases.

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  Can finasteride and minoxidil for hair loss trigger depression or anxiety? Dermatologist explains

  May 30, 2026 15:38 IST

  Can finasteride and minoxidil-finasteride treatments affect mental health? Dr. Shweta Manchanda, Visiting Consultant, Dermatology, Aakash Healthcare, explains the possible link, warning signs to watch for and alternative treatment options.

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  Migraines getting worse in extreme heat? AIIMS-trained neurologist shares 10 diet tips that may help

  May 27, 2026 22:58 IST

  AIIMS-trained neurologist Dr Priyanka Sehrawat shared common migraine triggers along with diet and lifestyle changes that may help reduce headache attacks during extreme summer heat.

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  Can fatty liver really be reversed without medication? Here's the truth

  May 27, 2026 7:07 IST

  Fatty liver disease can often be reversed naturally through lifestyle correction, says wellness expert Dr Narendra K Shetty. From cutting sugar and improving sleep to walking regularly, small daily changes may significantly improve liver health.

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  Why everyday body pain is becoming increasingly common among young professionals

  May 27, 2026 6:43 IST

  Recurring neck pain, back stiffness and body fatigue are becoming increasingly common among young professionals due to sedentary work, poor posture, stress and excessive screen time. Experts explain why modern lifestyles are worsening physical discomfort.

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  Thyroid Day 2026: Can a small thyroid imbalance quietly affect fertility? Expert answers

  May 26, 2026 10:57 IST

  Even a small thyroid imbalance can silently affect fertility, periods and pregnancy health in women, experts warn. Doctors say symptoms like fatigue, weight gain and irregular cycles are often ignored until conception problems begin.

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  Neurologist reveals what is really happening inside your brain during stress

  May 25, 2026 14:57 IST

  Mental health is not just about emotions, experts say. Neurologist Dr Neha Pandita explains how brain function, neurotransmitters, stress, sleep and lifestyle habits deeply influence emotional wellbeing, focus, behaviour and mental stability.

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  Thyroid Day: A small lump in the neck could signal thyroid cancer, oncologist explains

  May 25, 2026 13:09 IST

  Experts warn that a small painless lump in the neck could sometimes be an early sign of thyroid cancer. Here are the symptoms people often ignore, possible risk factors and why timely medical evaluation plays a crucial role in treatment outcomes.

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  Why frozen shoulder is becoming more common in menopausal women

  May 24, 2026 13:08 IST

  Experts say frozen shoulder is becoming increasingly common in menopausal women due to hormonal changes affecting joint health and inflammation. Here’s why shoulder stiffness develops, who is at risk and when medical treatment becomes necessary.

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  Constant bloating and inflammation? Your gut microbes may be the real problem

  May 24, 2026 12:37 IST

  Experts say restoring the gut microbiome may help improve Inflammatory Bowel Disease symptoms naturally. Dr Pradeep Mahajan explains how therapies like FMT, probiotics and gut restoration techniques target inflammation and digestive imbalance at the root level.

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  Can extreme heat quietly damage your body? Here’s what happens above 40°C and how to stay safe

  May 22, 2026 14:21 IST

  Heatwaves are not just uncomfortable. Research shows temperatures above 40°C can seriously affect the body at a cellular level. Here’s what the WHO recommends to stay safe during extreme heat.

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  Can this new weight-loss drug beat Ozempic? Trial results are turning heads

  May 21, 2026 22:29 IST

  A new experimental weight-loss drug called Retatrutide helped people lose up to 85 pounds in clinical trials. Experts say the results are starting to look surprisingly close to bariatric surgery.

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  What happens if two venomous snakes bite at the same time? Here’s what you should know

  May 21, 2026 21:58 IST

  What happens if two venomous snakes bite a person at the same time? From breathing trouble to internal damage, the effects on the body can become far more serious than a normal snake bite.

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  Can your heart develop cancer? Doctor reveals a surprising medical fact

  May 21, 2026 19:28 IST

  Can the heart develop cancer? A cardiologist explains why it is considered one of the most cancer-resistant organs in the human body and how lifestyle habits still put it at risk.

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  Heat stroke symptoms: Doctor explains when should you visit a doctor for heat stroke?

  May 21, 2026 13:22 IST

  Senior Consultant (Critical Care) explains the warning signs of heat stroke, including high fever, fainting, vomiting and unconsciousness. The doctor also shares important first-aid steps and explains when immediate medical attention becomes necessary during extreme heat.

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  Fatigue, weight gain and hypertension? Your thyroid may be involved

  May 21, 2026 9:19 IST

  Experts warn that hypothyroidism and high blood pressure are more closely linked than many people realise. From fatigue and weight gain to heart strain and poor blood pressure control, doctors explain why thyroid health should never be overlooked.

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  New 6-year study involving 4,700 adults says these 3 lifestyle changes may cut diabetes risk by 31%

  May 20, 2026 21:12 IST

  A major six-year nutrition study has found that three simple diet and lifestyle changes may reduce diabetes risk by up to 31 per cent. Researchers linked the improvements to healthier eating habits, moderate calorie reduction and regular physical activity.

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  What is micro-anxiety? The silent digital stress quietly affecting modern life

  May 20, 2026 11:21 IST

  Micro-anxiety is emerging as a silent modern-day mental health concern driven by constant notifications, digital overstimulation and cognitive overload. Experts say the inability to disconnect is quietly affecting attention, emotional balance and mental rest.

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  Feeling bloated every Monday? Your weekend routine could be the reason

  May 20, 2026 7:59 IST

  Weekend indulgence often leaves people feeling bloated, heavy and uncomfortable by Monday morning. Experts explain how outside food, dehydration, irregular meal timings and poor gut balance can temporarily disturb digestion and trigger acidity or stomach discomfort.

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  Ebola is not connected to COVID-19, says Mumbai doctor amid outbreak concerns

  May 20, 2026 7:42 IST

  Amid growing concern around the recent Ebola outbreak, many people are mistakenly comparing the virus to COVID-19. Consulting Physician explains that Ebola is a completely different disease that spreads through direct contact with infected bodily fluids and animals such as fruit bats and monkeys.

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  Recognising the signs: When everyday stress turns into a mental health concern

  May 19, 2026 16:50 IST

  Mental health expert explains how everyday stress can slowly develop into a larger mental health concern when anxiety, exhaustion and emotional overwhelm persist for long periods. The article highlights early emotional and physical warning signs people should not ignore.

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  PCOS renamed as PMOS: Doctors explain why 'Poly Endocrine Metabolic Syndrome' nomenclature is better

  May 19, 2026 13:55 IST

  Doctors are discussing replacing the term PCOS with names like PMOs or Poly Endocrine Metabolic Syndrome to better reflect the condition’s hormonal and metabolic impact. Experts say the change could reduce confusion and improve awareness about the disorder affecting millions of women.