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Kerala’s healthcare gold rush: How private equity is reshaping hospitals and raising fears over costsPrivate equity funds are pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into Kerala’s healthcare sector, reshaping a system long dominated by inde...- Stop eating samosas, namkeen mixtures, and vada pav at 6 pm. Dr Pal suggests healthier snack swaps insteadDr Pal advises swapping unhealthy evening snacks with nutritious alternatives. Avoid samosas, jalebi, and fried items. Instead, choose egg ...
- Worse than cholesterol? Cardiologist warns very common food is silently damaging your heart, even if you work outCardiologist Dr. Dmitry Yaranov warns that sugar, not just cholesterol, is a major threat to heart health. Research from 2025 links high su...
- Trendy weight loss diet linked to 135% higher death risk: Unexpected heart threat found in new researchA large U.S. study has raised concerns about extreme intermittent fasting. Researchers analyzed data from over 19,000 adults and found that...
- Step count vs tracking minutes: What really increases lifespan and boosts heart healthA recent study from Brigham and Women’s Hospital shows that both step counts and minutes of moderate-to-vigorous exercise are linked to low...
- You can control both BP and diabetes with one diet. New study offers a game-changing fixA new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine introduces the DASH4D diet—a modified DASH plan tailored for people with type 2 diabetes. T...
- A plant-based diet can be the secret to a longer lifeAiming for robust health ? Desiring to shed some flab? Go vegan, says wellness experts. Following a plant-based diet can do wonders for you...
- Former AIIMS Director Randeep Guleria joins Medanta HospitalRecipient of Padma Shri and Dr B.C. Roy Award, former AIIMS Delhi director is globally renowned for his vast experience and exceptional con...
- Wearing two tightly-fitted face masks can keep Covid spread in checkA cloth mask is about 40 per cent effective, researchers said.
- Trump-touted hydroxychloroquine shows no benefit in COVID-19 prevention: StudyThe study largely confirms results from a clinical trial in June that showed hydroxychloroquine was ineffective in preventing infection amo...
- Workplace cell phone activity drops during pandemic; people avoid going to grocery stores, parksThe study suggests that phone location data can identify areas of COVID-19 spread.
- Believe sugar-free soft drinks are better? Think again. It can be the reason for your early deathDrinks sweetened with sugar or artificial sweeteners may increase risk of premature death.
- Boheco: This cannabis startup is weeding out the high notes for a Hemp economyBoheco is focused on establishing a scale-centric approach towards industrial hemp based products and raw material as well as cannabis-base...
- Bittersweet truth: More than 1.3 mn Indians are suffering from diabetesDiabetes and hypertension are high among the country's middle-aged and elderly people.
- Staying far from the local tobacco shop may help you kick the buttSmoking is a global health risk. Retail outlets in neighbourhoods have gotten attention as potential targets for policies to reduce smoking.
- Do you tend to forget certain words? Long-term marijuana use may affect verbal memoryThe more marijuana a person used, the greater are the effects on their verbal memory.
- An apple a day may not keep the doctor away: StudyResearchers compared daily apple eaters (those who consumed at least 1 small apple per day or 149 grams of raw apple) with non-apple eaters.
- Sauna use reduces risk of cardiac failure: StudyThe study suggests men who engaged in frequent sauna use had reduced risks of fatal cardiovascular events and all-cause mortality, research...
- Mindfulness meditation can improve sleep qualityModerate sleep disturbances in older adults are associated with higher levels of fatigue, disturbed mood, such as depressive symptoms, and ...
- Obama names two Indian-Americans to his administrationUS President Barack Obama has named two Indian-Americans, Vivek Murthy and Islam Siddiqui, to his Administration, the White House said.
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