Could Eating Less Protein Help You Live Longer? Here’s What New Research Suggests
Could eating less protein support healthy ageing? A new review examines protein intake, amino acids and cellular pathways linked to longevity.
Meghalaya Launches Intensified IEC Campaign 3.0 To Boost HIV Testing, Treatment
Meghalaya is launching a two-month HIV and STI awareness campaign focused on young people, early testing, treatment and stigma reduction.
Over 60? Could Your Pulse Pressure Reveal More About Your Heart Health?
Over 60? Learn what pulse pressure means, why it can rise with age and how it may relate to cardiovascular health.
Can You Catch Bird Flu From Birds? Know The Symptoms, Risks And Prevention Tips
Can bird flu infect humans? Learn how avian influenza spreads, who faces higher risks, the symptoms to watch for and how to stay safe.
IVF Myths vs Facts: What Couples Should Know Before Starting Treatment
From IVF success factors to natural conception, here are common fertility treatment myths couples should understand before starting IVF.
Chikungunya Cases Rising In Kerala: Are You At Risk This Monsoon?
Kerala has reported a rise in chikungunya cases during the monsoon. Know the symptoms, treatment and prevention tips to stay protected from Aedes mosquitoes.
Could A Modified Vitamin B12 Hold The Key To Fighting Deadly Brain Cancer?
Could a modified vitamin B12 help treat glioblastoma? A new study found NO-Cbl crossed the blood-brain barrier and targeted aggressive brain tumours.
Why Do You Gain Weight Again After Dieting? Your Brain May Hold The Answer
Why is it so hard to keep weight off after dieting? New research suggests your brain may increase hunger and slow metabolism, making long-term weight loss more difficult.
Liberal Blood Transfusions May Lower Repeat Heart Attack Risk, Study Finds
A study suggests a liberal blood transfusion strategy may reduce repeat heart attack risk in patients with anaemia, though more research is needed.
Explained: Should Patients With Fever Be Hospitalised? Doctors And Insurers Disagree
Doctors and health insurers differ on whether uncomplicated fever requires hospitalisation, with patient safety and clinical judgment at the centre of the debate.
