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This popular sleep position is bad for your health, doctors urge you to quit nowSeveral people curl their arms tightly while sleeping, a posture nicknamed as the “T. rex position” on social media. Although it may feel c...
Sleepless nights? These ancient Indian and Chinese exercise hacks might hold the key to better sleep, says new studyWith over 16% of the global population suffering from insomnia, a new study offers hope beyond pills and therapy. It suggests that daily ph...
Want to live longer? 5 proven budget-friendly longevity habits that science approvesWhile the longevity industry promotes costly interventions like full-body scans, supplement stacks, and elite wellness clinics, experts say...
The painkiller used for just about anythingGabapentin, approved for seizures and postherpetic neuralgia, has become widely used off-label for ailments like fibromyalgia, neuropathy, ...
Pill for postpartum depression can help new mothers boost their mental well-beingThe US Food and Drug Administration has approved the first pill to treat postpartum depression. The medication is fast-acting, with clinica...
Eco-anxiety can help with climate action, but excessive of it may hinder the progressCanadian research found that the more someone valued nature and had a higher level of anxiety, the more likely they are to engage in climat...
'The pandemic has given us a chance to recalibrate ourselves. It reiterates the value of a simpler existence'Dr Rohit Barman and Dr Khyati Shah reveal how lessons from the pandemic can help in the road ahead.
Wellness hotspots in India: Coorg for naturopathy; Yoga retreats in Uttarakhand, North-EastGoan nature trails also provide a great way to unwind.
Mental-health IPO is a leap forward for ChinaMao outlawed psychiatry (too bourgeois). Now a hospital chain is trying to make it pay.
Lost your job? Here’s how you can cope with itPeople laid off from their jobs are more prone to sleep problems, ulcers, headaches and even heart ailments.
Stress at work: Pink slips giving employees the bluesWorkplace anxiety has sent more employees scurrying to emotional wellness experts, career coaches and clinical psychologists in the past th...
Can lack of sleep slow down your career? Find outSleeplessness can play havoc with your professional life and even inflate your medical bills.
- Sleeping with the enemy: Insomnia
Mr Yogesh Mehta hit the middle management level quite recently. He spends an average of 11-12 hours daily in his cubicle.