DR Sudhir Kumar, a Hyderabad-based neurologist at Apollo Hospitals, revealed a case in which a woman experienced strange pain in her legs f...

A recent JAMA study highlights Restless Legs Syndrome, affecting nearly three percent of adults globally. This neurological disorder, also ...

Keeping blood sugar stable is important for long-term health. A longevity expert explains simple, science-backed habits that help the body ...

Drinking beer every day may seem relaxing, but it can affect your sleep, weight, gut health, and liver. Daily beer also increases the risk ...

Sleep is more than a cliché for looking good. According to VICE, neurologists say quality rest supports skin repair, boosts collagen, and r...

Cortisol, the body’s primary stress hormone, is essential in small amounts but can cause weight gain, fatigue, sleep problems, and chronic ...

Sleeplessness is increasingly affecting teenagers, with Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome and circadian rhythm disorders becoming more common du...

Short Sleep Syndrome defies conventional sleep wisdom, allowing select individuals to feel fully rested with minimal sleep. Groundbreaking ...

Addressing visual impairment is a major health issue across the globe, and while a number of factors are responsible for poor vision, inclu...

Music and art are frequently used in therapy of kids with Down Syndrome.

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Sleeping for over ten hours or less than six hours a day is likely to cause metabolic syndrome - a cluster of conditions.

If you are experiencing constant fatigue, it’s important to get professional help.

If there is one cause for sleep disorders that has seen a sharp rise in recent years, according to doctors, it is the use of electronics.

A big change in your life (like a new job), bad eating habits, lack of exercise are some of the major causes of fatigue.

When you don't get adequate sleep, you could suffer from obesity , high blood pressure, and other ailments.

Counting sheep at bedtime? Don’t, because that won’t help you fall asleep. ET takes a look at some common fallacies of slumber.