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Is cortisol really ruining your health? Heart surgeon says we are missing the real problemCortisol is often blamed for stress and burnout, but experts say it is essential for health. Cardiothoracic surgeon Dr Jeremy London explai...- Why Gen Z is always 'tired' while millennials and Gen X 'powered through': Apollo doctor breaks down the real reason behind youngsters' fatigueA video by Delhi-based Apollo Hospital surgeon Dr Anshuman Kaushal has sparked an online conversation on why younger generations are battli...
- NEET-PG 2025: Why India’s best and brightest medical graduates are choosing medicine and radiology over surgeryTop Indian medical graduates are increasingly favouring stable fields like general medicine and radiology over demanding surgical specialit...
- ‘You just have to give up’: Manager’s 'inhumane' advice to employee whose dad had cancer, goes viralA woman returned to work after a leave to care for her father, only to face mockery and insensitivity from colleagues and her manager. Desp...
- Chennai cardiac surgeon, 39, dies of heart attack. CMC Vellore doctor sounds alarm on why doctors are collapsing from heart attacksThe untimely death of Chennai's Dr. Gradlin Roy, a young cardiac surgeon, from a heart attack has raised alarm over doctors’ health in Indi...
- When 9 pm dinners clash with 7 am work: How urban lifestyles are dragging you and your kids into a dangerous health crisisSleeplessness is increasingly affecting teenagers, with Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome and circadian rhythm disorders becoming more common du...
- Alia Bhatt’s fitness trainer reveals how she lost weight naturally, without drugs or surgery: ‘She used to be up at 5:00 am…’Alia Bhatt's fitness coach, Sohrab Khushrushahi, reveals her dedicated approach to regaining pre-pregnancy fitness, emphasizing consistent ...
- Top heart doctor’s 30-second advice could add 10 years to your life, and it is not what you thinkIn an Instagram post, US-based cardiologist Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj claims most signs of aging—fatigue, brain fog, weight gain—aren’t inevitable...
- Stress at work? Doctors see rise in heart diseases among young executivesYoung Indians are increasingly facing heart issues. Cardiologists are alarmed by the rising cases in people in their 20s and 30s. Stress, s...
- Deadline diet: India's young workforce faces cardiac scareYoung Indians are increasingly facing heart issues. Doctors report a rise in cardiac cases among those in their 20s and 30s. Stress, lack o...
- As AI nurses reshape hospital care, human nurses are pushing backHospitals say AI is helping their nurses work more efficiently while addressing burnout and understaffing. But nursing unions argue that th...
- Opinion: We’re not ready to be diagnosed by ChatGPTGPT-4, the latest update to ChatGPT, can get a perfect score on medical licensing exams. When it gets something wrong, there’s often a legi...
- Canada's health crisis: Experts suggest five measures to ease pressure on Ontario’s healthcare systemOntario's healthcare system has been under fire with soaring waiting times for patients. Most of these issues stem from the staff shortage ...
- Omicron surge pushes U.S. COVID hospitalizations toward record highHospitalizations have increased steadily since late December as Omicron quickly overtook Delta as the dominant coronavirus variant in the U...
- Mental health takes the centre stage at The ET Panache Talk Your Heart Out campaignThrough the ET Panache Talk Your Heart Out Campaign, Economic Times has continued its focus on creating forums where mental health issues c...
- Millions of Americans on the move amid Omicron's Christmas surgeSeveral thousand travelers were to face a grim Friday with major carrier United saying it was cancelling about 120 flights on Christmas Eve...
- Doctors on 48-hour shifts as India’s hospitals pushed to brinkEven before the pandemic hit India, its health sector was ranked 110 out of 141 countries, behind Bangladesh, Indonesia and Chile, the Worl...
- Pandemic puppy fest has begun: Covid pet boom leaves veterinarians exhaustedVets were already struggling to meet the pre-pandemic demand.
- How Milaap tweaked crowdfunding model to raise money for medical careMilaap started out at a time when the internet was beginning to change how Indians spent money.
- Can’t stand Lalit Modi having fun on the run? Too bad. It’s not a crime"While we, upright citizens with lower back pain, were suffering the heat and humidity, this fugitive was holed up in Montenegro."
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