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Five-min walk break every hour feasible, effective in offsetting harms of prolonged sitting: StudyA recent study reveals that taking a five-minute walking break every hour is the sweet spot for combating the health risks of prolonged sit...- Psychology says older adults who garden almost every day aren’t just passing time: They are often building small loops of restoration, structure, and self-worthEngaging in gardening offers older adults a wealth of mental and physical benefits. Research indicates it enhances their outlook on aging b...
- Why Some Employees Keep Their Title but Lose Their ResponsibilitiesOrganizations sometimes reduce employee responsibilities informally, leading to role ambiguity where duties become unclear. This gradual sh...
- Authorities should look into legislating deepfakes, AI-enabled child abuse: Justice NagarathnaJustice Nagarathna was speaking at the closing session of the national annual stakeholders consultation on 'Safeguarding the Girl Child: To...
- New rules for cosmetic injectables aim to make industry safer. Will they work?New guidelines in Australia aim to regulate the booming cosmetic procedures industry, addressing unsafe practices and protecting vulnerable...
- Wipro teams up with Centre for Brain Research at IISc on AI-driven health behaviour innovationsWipro partners with Centre for Brain Research to utilize AI, ML, and big data analytics for health behavior innovations.
- Weighty issues: A healthy muscle mass can be a life & death matter for cancer patientsDespite the significance of cachexia for cancer patients, there has been very little progress in treating the condition.
- Mental Health at Work: It's time employers took notice of the other pandemicEmployers operate in a piece-meal manner, with Employee Assistance Programmes (EAPs), counselling sessions and interventions aimed at allev...
- Surfing can be a great sport to improve mental well-being: studyAside from being an exciting sport, surfing can also help cope with depression.
- MBBS seats increased by 87%, PG by 105% during NDA rule: MandaviyaThe minister said, "MBBS seats have also seen a massive 87 per cent increase from 51,348 in 2014 to 96,077 in 2022. Similarly, PG seats hav...
- View: Creating workplaces where people can thrive and enjoy physical and mental health should be a priorityIt is also important to bring focus to ‘jobs to be done’ very objectively, and adhere to time management principles, rather than ‘working f...
- Tinder pledged $1 Million in free ad inventory for women led startups: Meet the RecipientsFrom making valuable education accessible to all to making patient-care instantly available for diabetics: here’s what Indian women are acc...
- Art therapy helps chronic patients find brighter side of lifeTherapy, usually associated with mental health treatment, is now helping people fight physical illnesses too.
- Childhood adversities may up health issuesNew York, Oct 31 (IANS) Young children who face adverse problems such as death of a parent, growing up in poverty, physical or sexual abuse...
- Not being yourself on Facebook may make you stressed: StudyThey assessed Facebook users' true and online personalities, degree of social connectedness, feelings of psychological wellbeing, depressio...
- Beware! Frequently shifting homes may be hazardous to your healthShifting to a new home during childhood may increase the likelihood of multiple adverse outcomes later in life.
- Power of one million elected women influencing communities: Maneka Gandhi"During the last seven decades, we have achieved significant success by taking institutions for local self-govt right down to the local gov...
- At big risk: Girl child losing out on cancer treatmentGender bias among families of paediatric cancer patients worrying, say doctors.
- Public health- The ageing imperative: India needs to act nowToday, India’s life expectancy at birth has risen to 65 years and is projected to be 74 years by 2050. Indians are living longer — that’s t...
- Do we really want a superpower India populated by angry Indians?The daily reports of violence, molestations and murders across the country point to a problem that goes beyond law and order.
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