This is what One Bad Night’s Sleep Does to You
In modern society, sleep deprivation is becoming a common problem and is upsetting a lot of folks in some way or other. Did you ever spend a night tossing ...
World Antibiotic Awareness Week: Be Antibiotic Aware
The term antibiotic is becoming one of the significant threats in the thoughts of public health. The literal meaning of the word antibiotic means “against life”. Basically, antibiotics ...
Purify the Air inside your Home with These Effective Tips
With major chaos and cluttered work schedules, almost all of us spend a lot of our time staying
How exercising right can slash the risk of depression
It is a well-known saying that exercising is virtuous for physical wellbeing but a new study said that regular exercises can also assist in breaking off the occurrences of depression. As per the researchers, physical ...
World Health Organization lists Key Measures to Tackle Rising Cases of Diabetes
WHO (World Health Organization) suggests strengthening primary health care, developing open outdoor gyms, creating more green spaces and empowering families to deal with increasing number of Diabetes cases. WHO listed...
With an aim to curb diabetes, the Indian Medical Association plans to launch a month-long awareness campaign
An awareness campaign will be held across the country to control diabetes and its associated complications; the Indian Medical Association (IMA) has planned a month-long campaign program starting from Thursday to crea...
FSSAI Proposes to Ban Advertisements and Junk Food Sale in Schools
After several discussions being carried out by schools, parents, and government, finally Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), the nodal agency under ministry of health and family welfare to regulate f...
Anganwadis School Kids not just Under Weight but also suffer from Major Health Diseases.
A recent study by RTI revealed ‘approximately 17% of children in Anganwadis and 3% in schools are suffering from major diseases and are unable to meet the requirement of their age. A huge ratio of children is found un...
Oxidized LDL and its effect on Heart Health
What is cholesterol? Cholesterol is a waxy fat-like substance found in your body cells. It is produced by t...
High Income Countries and High Suicide Rates- Is There a Link?
It shouldn’t be surprising and we all would agree happiness is somewhere related to how much money we make. So we’ve known this fact for a while that earnings are correlated with suicide rates. There are situations wh...
Does Exercise Help in Beating Stress?
Everybody heard a lot about how exercises help in keeping a person’s body fit and fine. But did you ever heard about how exercises combat stress and make you feel free from your tensions? Yes, that’s true! Doing regul...
Decoding the Link between Cancer & Sugar Consumption
What is sugar? Sugar belongs to the carbohydrate category of food groups. Although it is associated with sweets, it is found in fruits as well. The body uses carbohydrates for energy and these can ...
Three Hospitals Rewarded for Quality Culture Under Ayushman Bharat-PMJAY
Three hospitals have met the criteria for bringing in quality culture in providing healthcare services to the patients under Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (AB-PMJAY) and were awarded ...
Health Alert: Milk Contamination in India
Being one of the primary dairy product consumed in India, the increased demand for milk in the country is owed to the increasing population. An ...
Ministry of AYUSH is Taking a Step Forward to Promote Ayurveda on this National Ayurveda Day
Ayurveda is one of the most ancient and well-known forms of science which is equally significant and important in contemporary time. The holistic approach and pattern it follows for everyone is completely noble and be...