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PCOS now PMOS: Health condition that affects every eighth woman renamed after 14 years of misunderstandingPolycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) has been renamed polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) to better reflect its systemic impact bey...- Pink of health, not pink campaignsPink's symbolic association with women's health needs to evolve beyond campaigns. True health equity demands systemic reform in policy, fin...
- PCOS, diabetes from everyday grocery items? CMC Vellore doctor shares 5 processed foods silently damaging your healthMetabolic diseases are rising in India due to processed foods. Dr Sudhir Kumar advises eliminating liquid sugar, refined flour biscuits, pa...
- Doctor explains what chronic inflammation is doing to your body and how to reduce itChronic inflammation, a silent process driven by modern habits, is the true danger, not acute inflammation. This low-grade stress, fueled b...
- Scientists say popular Type 2 Diabetes drug has big side effect on the brain in new studyRecent research reveals that metformin, a long-used diabetes drug, may function through the brain more than previously believed. Scientists...
- Apollo doctor warns: Two common medicines that affect vitamin B12 absorption in the bodyLong-term use of certain common medications, including metformin for diabetes and proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) for acidity, can reduce the...
- 224 health risks lurk behind obesity: Doctor explains the science you can’t afford to ignoreObesity is a growing health crisis affecting millions. It links to diabetes, heart issues, and even cancer. Body Mass Index helps assess we...
- Think you're too young for cholesterol test? What is the right age? Check hidden signsHigh cholesterol often shows no symptoms but can lead to serious conditions like heart attack and stroke. While many associate cholesterol ...
- Obesity drugs gain weight in labs: Several clinical trials by big and small pharma cos underwayDriven by the success of Wegovy and Mounjaro, numerous pharma companies are developing anti-obesity drugs, with over 170 in various stages....
- Diabetes, PCOS, asthma, mood swings and more: Science-backed Yoga poses that support natural healing for these 'common' diseasesYoga, beyond stretching, enhances flexibility and mental calmness, potentially aiding recovery from certain diseases. Studies suggest regul...
- 27-year-old Mumbai woman’s heart attack case reveals how PCOS, contraceptive pills may be putting young women at serious riskPayal, a 27-year-old Mahim resident, experienced a heart attack, shocking her family due to her age and the protective effects of estrogen....
- Magnesium deficiency in women: Can it be life-threatening and what causes it?Magnesium is crucial for women's health, supporting hormonal balance, bone health, and cardiovascular function. Deficiency can lead to issu...
- Shattering the Silence: Paving the path for cardiovascular wellness and diabetes care through the lens of Indian womenDr. Sarita Rao, Dr. Shehla Shaikh, and Dr. Anupama Dubey dive into the spectrum of heart health and diabetes in the latest drop of the USV ...
- What other health conditions might weight-loss drugs treat?New data suggests that semaglutide may also cut the risk of stroke or heart attack, and may delay the progression of kidney disease in diab...
- UTIs, osteoporosis & depression: Common diseases that women are prone toSeveral health conditions affect women more than men.
- Is a large waistline an alarming sign of diabetes and heart disease?There are so many health issues attached to the changing waistline. The larger the circumference of the waistline, the chances of facing me...
- Diets that don't work for womenThere are three popular diets in the world: Keto Diet, Intermittent Fasting, and GM Diet. Unfortunately, these diets are not helpful especi...
- Excessive weight gain during WFH risky for women. Balanced meal, boundaries and some 'me-time' can undo the damageWorking women have faced the severe brunt of the pandemic. Now it’s time to stop neglecting one’s needs.
- World Diabetes Day: Why it is important to empower women with the right information & technologies to win against the diseaseWith more than 70 million people diagnosed with the disease, India has the second largest population with diabetes in the world.
- #WorldHealthDay: Unruly lifestyle a major cause for diabetes in India58.8 per cent doctors have attributed the cause of diabetes to the lifestyle prevalent in modern and competitive India.
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