Study links daily oranges to fatty liver lipid shifts
A recent study has highlighted a potential connection between daily orange consumption and changes in lipid metabolism among individuals with ...
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Vitamin D does more than bones, deficiency rising
Vitamin D is often associated with strong bones, but experts now stress that its role in the body goes far ...
Men missing early osteoporosis screening, experts warn
Osteoporosis, long considered a condition affecting mainly women, is increasingly being recognised as a serious but underdiagnosed health issue in ...
FSSAI Restricts Ashwagandha Leaf Use in Supplements
India’s food safety regulator, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), has prohibited the use of ashwagandha leaves ...
Genetic testing in IVF – Boon or ethical concern?
In the last decade, fertility treatments in India have witnessed tremendous growth and progress. Due to changing lifestyles, delayed marriages, ...
India’s Expanding Waistline: ICMR Sounds a Public Health Wake-Up Call
India’s battle with malnutrition once revolved around scarcity. Today, it is increasingly defined by excess—and the shift is both rapid ...
Ancient Ayurveda Finds Place in Gen Z Era
In an era dominated by fast-paced lifestyles and digital fatigue, ancient Ayurvedic practices are quietly re-emerging as a preferred form ...
Ultra-Processed Foods Drive India’s Health Crisis
India is facing a deepening public health challenge as the rapid rise in consumption of ultra-processed and packaged foods begins ...
Metabolic liver disease may hit 1.8 billion globally by 2050
A recent global study has warned that metabolic liver disease—now termed metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD)—could affect nearly 1.8 ...
Artificial Sweeteners May Impact Children’s Genes, Study Finds
A recent study suggests that artificial sweeteners such as sucralose and stevia may have long-term biological effects that extend beyond ...
