Fatty liver disease, which used to be rare, has become alarmingly prevalent, particularly in India, where sedentary living and diets high in carbohydrates are routine. However, even as awareness grows, there remain a few myths surrounding the condition that obscure facts. From thinking only alcohol leads to it to thinking it’s a benign disease, misinformation tends to push diagnosis and …
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How To Avoid Scams On Dating Apps?
While dating apps are attracting a lot of users, there has also been a rise in the number of scams Quite a few dating apps and websites are available for users. However, National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) data reveals that dating scams are increasing in India. This is especially true for top cities in the country. Financial losses totaling more …
Read More »Fuelling Recovery: How to Eat Well During Radiation Therapy
Radiation therapy does not just treat the body but puts it on a rigorous test. While it works towards destroying the cancer cells, it also puts stress on the healthy tissues. Fatigue, nausea, loss of appetite, and changes in the taste often follows. In the middle of the treatment, food consumption takes a backseat. Even the simplest meals can feel …
Read More »Hepatitis Can’t Wait – Act Now for a Hep-Free Future
Viral Hepatitis continues to silently affect millions in India – Experts urge early screening and vaccination Hyderabad, 27th July, 2025: Viral hepatitis remains one of the leading causes of liver disease and deaths in India, yet many people are still unaware that they carry the infection. According to the World Health Organization, more than 354 million people across the world …
Read More »How To Quickly Learn A New Language?
While learning a new language is difficult for adults, there are tips and tricks that can help speed up the process Many people travel beyond their native place, which could be for various purposes such as education, job or business. When in a new place, language barrier can be a major problem. If a long-term stay is likely, it will …
Read More »Why Every Woman Should Consider a Second Opinion Before Hysterectomy
Hysterectomy—the surgical removal of the uterus—is one of the most performed gynaecological surgeries in India. While it can be life-changing and necessary in specific medical situations, many women are undergoing this major surgery without being fully aware of safer, less invasive alternatives that could address their symptoms just as effectively. The Rising Incidence of Hysterectomy in India Recent studies and …
Read More »Early Clues to Brain Tumours: A Look Beyond Just Headaches
Dr. Kirthi Kaushik, Sr. Consultant Radiation Oncologist, HCG Cancer Centre, K.R. Road, Bangalore. Headaches are among the most common causes patients seek neurological advice, often linked to familiar causes such as tension, poor hydration, or posture-related strain. Yet when the nature of the headache shifts—becoming more frequent, more intense, or occurring with other neurological signs—it should be taken seriously. Though majority of the headaches …
Read More »6 Ways to Boost Your Child’s Immunity Naturally
Children today are exposed to a wide range of infections through schools, playgrounds, or daycare environments. While occasional colds and infections are a part of growing up, frequent illnesses can affect a child’s physical and emotional well-being. Fortunately, a few practical and natural strategies can go a long way in strengthening their immune system and building long-term resilience. Here are …
Read More »Cancer Behind the Nose: Why Nasopharyngeal Cancer Often Goes Undetected
Nasopharyngeal cancer (NPC) arises in the nasopharynx—the upper part of the throat located behind the nose and above the back of the mouth. Though considered rare in India, its subtle onset and nonspecific symptoms make it a diagnostic challenge. In many cases, the disease progresses significantly, before a confirmed diagnosis is made, which can impact both treatment outcomes and long-term …
Read More »From Stress to Strength: How the Brain Can Heal Itself at Any Age?
At a moment in history characterized by constant stimulation, fast-paced change, and high levels of stress, the brain is under siege. From school-age children dealing with digital overwhelm, to adults juggling work-life balance, to seniors concerned with cognitive decline, this widespread awareness has made brain health a priority for everyone. But here’s the good news. Neuroscience today is especially revealing …
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