Health

Microbiome drives high triglyceride levels

Over 30% of the Indian adult population suffers from Hypertriglyceridemia or high triglyceride levels in the bloodstream. This metabolic disorder is an independent risk factor & associated with onset & progression of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, type 2 diabetes & cardiovascular disease. The current interventions are restricted to generic nutrition recommendations & pharmaceutical approach that has helped to manage the …

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The Truth about Residual Hexane in Cooking Oil

By Sakshi Lalwani, Nutrition Advisor, Tata Simply Better Did you know that the cooking oil you use every day might contain traces of a chemical solvent? Hexane, is one such chemical solvent, commonly employed in the extraction of vegetable oils from seeds and nuts. This process, integral to refining oils, has garnered attention due to its potential health implications. While …

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SCARLESS THYROIDECTOMY AND PARATHYROIDECTOMY

Endoscopic thyroidectomy and parathyroidectomy are advanced surgical procedures performed through tiny cuts, unlike conventional open surgery, which requires a large incision on the neck. The exceptional advantage of endoscopic surgery is that it completely avoids the formation of an unsightly and unpleasing scar on the neck. Although many people, including doctors hesitate to adopt these newer approaches due to concerns …

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Human skin map gives ‘recipe’ to build skin and could prevent scarring

Newcastle University’s researchers, for the first time, have created a single-cell atlas of prenatal human skin to understand how skin forms, and what goes wrong in disease. March 18, 2025: Newcastle University researchers, the Wellcome Sanger Institute, and their collaborators utilized single-cell sequencing and other genomic techniques to develop an atlas and gain insights into the formation of human skin, …

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Beyond Birthdays: The Unstoppable Woman’s Guide to Wellness and Wonder

Priya, a 45-year-old marketing manager, rushing between a client presentation and her daughter’s school play, grabbing a protein shake in one hand and answering work emails with the other. Sounds familiar? Welcome to the world of modern women – part superhero, part stand-up comedian, entirely unstoppable. The Comedy of Multitasking Let’s be honest – if multitasking were an Olympic sport, …

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Understanding Menopause: Navigating the Transition with Confidence and Clarity

During their lifespan, women undergo many physical and hormonal changes. One significant change in their life is the stage of menopause. Some women struggle to cope with it, while few others enjoy the process of their menstrual cycle coming to an end. However, it is an under reported transition, both by medical experts and women who go through this transition. …

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The Link Between Menopause and Heart Health: Why It Matters

Perimenopause is the time frame preceding the menopause. Even if your periods have not ended, you may begin to experience menopausal symptoms during perimenopause. Usually, your estrogen levels begin to decline prior to the cessation of your periods. Research indicates that women are less likely to have heart health issues prior to menopause, but as menopause draws near, their risk …

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Essential Tips for the Summer Season- Keep your Child Safe

             Stay Hydrated, Eat Light, and Dress Smart During the summer season, children’s health requires extra attention due to the rising temperatures, increased exposure to the sun, and a heightened risk of dehydration. Young children are especially vulnerable to the heat, as their bodies are still developing and can struggle to regulate temperature efficiently. Ensuring they remain hydrated, eat the right …

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How India’s Kidney Health Crisis is Growing Unnoticed

With kidney disease affecting close to one-fifth of India’s population, late diagnosis and limited access to treatment are turning it into a silent epidemic. Experts stress the need for early screening and better awareness. As the morning sun streamed through the window of a dialysis ward in a Delhi hospital, patients shifted uncomfortably in their chairs, adjusting the catheter in …

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What causes Peripheral Vascular Disease in Diabetics?

Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD) is a common complication for those with diabetes, significantly impacting blood flow and increasing the risk of severe complications like infections, ulcers, and in some cases, amputation. This blog will explore the connection between diabetes and PVD, shedding light on risk factors, early symptoms, and treatment options to help manage and reduce the impact of this …

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