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  Best painkillers that are found in everybody's kitchen

  Health | March 28, 2023 22:30 IST

  It might be astonishing to know that some of the best painkillers need not be bought. They are present in our kitchens, all the while! Here's a list of some wonderful painkillers that are present in our kitchen.

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  Bharat Biotech says paracetamol, painkillers not required for teens after getting Covaxin jab

  India | January 05, 2022 22:08 IST

  Bharat Biotech in a Twitter post said that no paracetamol or painkillers are recommended after being vaccinated with Covaxin.

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  Government bans 328 Fixed Dose Combinations including Saridon

  India | September 13, 2018 13:56 IST

  FDCs are two or more drugs combined into a single dosage form, in a fixed ratio. 

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  Beware! Popping painkillers can take a toll on your heart

  Health | March 21, 2018 13:38 IST

  Painkillers affect approximately 0.5 per cent of the general population, but more than 6 per cent of the elderly population.

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  Majority of young women who use opioid use another substance like heroin, cocaine or nicotine as well

  Lifestyle | July 02, 2017 15:42 IST

  Using multiple substances -- some legal, some illegal -- alongside opioids is the norm, not the exception, for reproductive-age women

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  Swearing makes you stronger! That’s what this study says

  Lifestyle | May 05, 2017 17:53 IST

  Do you feel guilty of swearing every time you feel a pain?

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  Drug for anxiety may increase birth defects risk: Study

  Lifestyle | May 19, 2016 22:26 IST

  A recent study has warned that the drug used to treat anxiety, epilepsy, pain and other mental health disorders may increase the risk of major birth defects.

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  Alarming! Popping common pain-killers may kill you soon

  Lifestyle | March 18, 2016 13:34 IST

  London: There are many non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) which are often prescribed to us for treating a variety of painful conditions. According to the new study,consuming these pain-killers may be putting you at the

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  Matthew Perry got addicted to pain killer

  Hollywood | July 07, 2013 17:33 IST

  Los Angeles, July 7: Matthew Perry says he got addicted to vicodin (a pain killer) after a Jet Ski accident in 1997 and says the drug made him feel better than he has ever felt