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Study: Japan’s Senior Citizen Population Live Alone To Increase 47% By 2050
Nearly one-third of Tokyo males in their 50s have never married, while 46% of men and 30% of women in their 20s in Japan have never dated
Environmental Impact: Contact Lenses Vs Eyeglasses
According to a study in 2023 found that at least 18 types of contact lenses sold in the US contain high levels of PFAS, known as forever chemicals, which can leach into the environment and pose health risks.
Fascinating Insights into Spring Harvest Festivals Celebrated Across India: From Baisakhi to Vishu
Embracing Spring: Celebrating the Spring Harvest Festival Across India
Understanding and Supporting Partners with Avoidant Attachment Styles
Relationship Coach Rikki Cloos emphasizes the importance of celebrating small victories when navigating love with someone who fears intimacy.
Ramadan 2024: Best Drinks To Enjoy On Eid Al-Fitr
Here is a list of tasty and healthy drinks to consume on Eid 2024.
WHO Report: India Ranks Second Highest in Hepatitis B & C Cases, Following China
A document indicates that chronic hepatitis B infection contributes to 40 to 50 percent of a specific type of liver cancer and 20 to 30 percent of cirrhosis cases in India.
15 Warning Signs Your Body May Be Overloaded with Toxins
Here are 15 warning signs that your body might be harboring an excess of toxins:
India Faces Growing Health Crisis: Cancer Rates Surge, Mental Health Disorders Rise
The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends several preventive measures individuals can take to reduce their risk of cancer, including abstaining from tobacco and alcohol.
When is Gudi Padwa 2024? Date, History, Significance, Rituals, Shubh Muhurat, and Celebration
The festival signifies the advent of the New Year and the blossoming of spring, while also celebrating the harvest of Rabi crops.
10 Lifestyle Adjustments For World Health Day 2024: Enhancing Longevity And Lowering Cancer Risk
As World Health Day approaches on Sunday, April 7, 2024, it's imperative to focus on lifestyle choices that can serve as protective measures against this lethal disease.
