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Hantavirus in India? Health Ministry activates precautionary surveillance measures; check what is Andes virus, signs, symptoms and prevention tipsHantavirus update: India has heightened surveillance for Hantavirus following an outbreak on the cruise ship MV Hondius, which reported eig...- Taking protein supplements because your gym trainer said so? Your muscle obsession could permanently damage your kidneysYoung gym enthusiasts are facing kidney damage due to unsupervised protein supplement use. Doctors in Delhi report a rise in such cases. Ex...
- World Kidney Day: Young gym goers landing in hospitals with kidney damage, nephrologists warn of worrying trendYoung gym enthusiasts in Delhi are facing severe kidney damage due to excessive consumption of protein supplements without medical advice. ...
- Short-form video impact: How scrolling affects attention span & well-beingShort videos are impacting attention and emotions. A large study shows excessive scrolling links to reduced focus and increased stress. The...
- Step Out, Breathe Trouble: Morning walks in Delhi turn risky as air quality dips to ‘severe'Delhi's soaring air pollution levels are making morning workouts detrimental, with doctors advising against outdoor exercise when the AQI i...
- Why Smoker's Disease is rising among the millennials and Gen ZsA recent study reveals that COPD, or Smokers' Disease, is impacting younger individuals. Doctors in Delhi are observing a rise in cases amo...
- Understanding Tinnitus: How a rare condition can affect your hearing and what you need to knowTinnitus, affecting millions globally, is often linked to hearing loss but can indicate serious neurological issues. A 24-year-old woman's ...
- Think hovering over public toilets keeps you safe? Doctors say it can trigger UTIs, bladder issues & more you’d never expectDoctors warn that hovering over public toilets, a common practice to avoid germs, can harm bladder health. This half-squat position prevent...
- How taking Vitamin A, B12, D or Biotin without doctor’s advice may harm your liver, kidneys, cause birth defects, and more health issuesExperts caution against unsupervised intake of Vitamin D, B12, magnesium, and biotin supplements, highlighting potential harm despite their...
- Experts hail Budget focus on medical tourism, patient-centric ecosystemThe Union Budget 2025-26 highlights the promotion of medical tourism and 'Heal in India' initiative, alongside easier visa norms and broadb...
- Guillain-Barre Syndrome cases in Pune under investigation: DG ICMRMaharashtra has reported over 100 cases of Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS), leading to investigations by the Indian Council of Medical Resear...
- ET Explainer: What are causes & line of treatment for GBSThe Guillain-Barre Syndrome outbreak in Maharashtra is spreading, affecting multiple cities. GBS, a neurological disease caused by bacteria...
- Tracking oxygen levels key when diagnosed with coronavirus, say expertsDoctors in India are urging people with COVID-19 to monitor their oxygen levels, especially those with co-morbid conditions. Hospitalisatio...
- World Asthma Day: It's a common condition in India due to increasing air pollutionProf (Dr) GC Khilnani shares the common triggers of asthma and how to manage it in your daily life.
- Just as cases drop, comes worry from long CovidIn the coming days, people may complain of persistent problems such as shortness of breath, fatigue and brain fog, several doctors told ET.
- Reopen schools in Delhi but tread with caution: ExpertsSchools in the national capital were ordered shut last year in March ahead of a nationwide lockdown to contain the spread of coronavirus. W...
- MFine onboards 70 new hospitals amid rising COVID-19 casesStating that it has seen strong growth in the Delhi region since March this year, MFine said it has recently added two lakh new users from ...
- What hospitals are doing to keep your data safeIn India, there are few instances of cyber-attack on hospitals but officials say they are not taking any chances.
- Chikungunya toll rises to 15, government seeks people's cooperationTwo more deaths have been reported at the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital (SGRH), where five other persons have died due to chikungunya complication...
- Chikungunya toll rises to 15 in DelhiChikungunya and dengue have claimed at least 33 lives and affected 3,000 people in Delhi. The Delhi government has started the process of d...
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