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Health

Is Delhi’s Toxic Air Secretly Ageing Your Skin? Dermatologist Breaks It Down

Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom Delhi’s air has entered that dreaded winter phase again, the kind where every breath feels heavier, and every day begins with a thick blanket of smog. Read More

8 Foods You Thought Were Healthy But Actually Harm Your Gut

Not everything that is marketed as “healthy” truly supports your gut. In fact, some of the most popular foods in modern diets can quietly disrupt digestion, trigger bloating, fuel inflammation, or weaken the balance of gut bacteria. Read More

Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder: Why Early Acceptance Matters More Than Early Diagnosis

(By Uzma Fahim) As a child psychologist, I often meet parents overwhelmed with worry and uncertainty about their child’s development. Read More

From Hormones To Harmony: How Nutritional Balance Can Transform Women’s Wellness

(By Ruchika Rajbans) Women’s wellness is connected to hormonal balance. Hormones like cortisol, insulin, estrogen, thyroid, and progesterone affect the mood, skin, metabolism, sleep, and energy of an individual. Read More

The Effect Of Social Media On Tweens: Benefits, Risks, And Parental Guidance

{By: Dr Supriya Mallik} In the era of smartphones and affordable internet access, logging-on to social media has emerged as one of the integral routines in the lives of pre-adolescent kids, who are also known as tweens. Read More

World Diabetes Day 2025: Decoding Type 2 Diabetes Beyond Lifestyle Myths

{By Dr Saptarshi Bhattacharya} Type 2 diabetes has long been framed as a lifestyle disease a condition born from poor eating habits, weight gain, sedentary routines, and stress. Read More

Children’s Day 2025 Special: How Genetic Testing In Childhood Can Shape A Healthier Future

{By: Dr. Sajeev Nair}  Genetic testing is finally coming of age, but mainly for adults as of now. Read More

World Diabetes Day 2025: Hidden Stress Epidemic Fueling Early-Onset Diabetes Among Millennials And Gen Z

(By Dr. Malini Saba) If you ask most Millennials and Gen Z what gave them diabetes, the immediate answer is often sugar, fast food, or lack of exercise, as they grew up hearing it’s the villain. Read More