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ABP Live Doc Talk | Holi Eye Safety: Doctors Reveal Why ‘Just A Little Colour’ Can Harm Your Vision

Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom Holi brings with it laughter, colour-splashed streets and playful chaos. Read More

ABP Live Doc Talk | No Detox Needed: Know How To Eat Mindfully During Festivals

Every year, without fail, the conversation flips the moment a festival ends. The mithai boxes are barely empty before someone is already talking about a juice cleanse or a three day reset. Read More

ABP Live Doc Talk: Scrolling On The Toilet? Study Links Smartphone Use To Higher Hemorrhoids Risk

Hemorrhoids, commonly known as ‘piles,’ are one of the oldest medical conditions known to humans. They find mention in Ancient Greek and Roman texts as well as in ancient Indian literature such as the Sushruta Samhita. Read More

Holi 2026: Follow These Simple Eye Safety Tips To Protect Your Vision While Playing With Colours

Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom The vibrant celebration of colours is soon going to fill the air. Read More

Holi 2026: Post-Holi Sluggishness And Sugar Crashes? Simple Ways To Reset Your Body Naturally

Holi brings vibrant celebrations, delicious sweets and festive indulgence. After the colors have settled, people start to experience three problems which include bloating and low energy and sugar crashes. Read More

ABP Live Doc Talk: Does High Stress Reduce Nutrient Absorption? Here’s What Expert Says

Many people believe that nutrient deficiencies come only from an unhealthy diet, but chronic stress can be just as damaging. When we are stressed, the body switches into ‘fight-or-flight’ mode and digestion becomes a low priority. Read More

ABP Live Doc Talk: Small Ulcer Or Itching? Early Signs Of Penile And Urethral Cancer You Shouldn’t Ignore

Penile and urethral cancers are rare cancers accounting for about 1% of all cancers affecting men. Studies state that for every 100,000 Indian men about 3 may be affected with these cancers. Read More

ABP Live Doc Talk | Slim But Diabetic? The Hidden ‘Thin-Fat’ Risk Affecting Indians

Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom Many Indians maintain a slim appearance, with a body mass index (BMI) below 23 and no visible signs of obesity. Read More