Five young mothers in Kota died after childbirth, with suspicion falling on oxytocin injections. Investigations revealed the vials containe...

The Punjab FDA has taken decisive action by revoking the manufacturing licence of Jackson Laboratories in Amritsar due to severe regulatory...

Steroid use is surging across Australia, a growing concern despite a ban on non-medical use. Data shows a nearly 40 percent rise in users o...

Dr. Saurabh Sethi highlights common household items that may harbor hidden toxins. He advises against using damaged nonstick pans and artif...

A top American cardiologist, Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj, has shared a natural, drug-free method to lose up to 13.6 kg (30 pounds) without relying o...

Cotton candy containing Rhodamine-B can cause various health problems, including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, cancer, cardiovascular disease...

The research focused on the impact of combined oral contraceptives (COCs), containing synthetic hormones like estrogen and progestin, on fe...

Mankind is investing about ₹250-₹300 crore on the Udaipur unit that is expected to begin operations by September-October this year. The uni...

Initially, the products will be available only through e-commerce sites, serving milk & regular use dairy products like paneer, curd, ghee,...

Men today produce fewer sperm than in the past, and the sperm are less healthy.

On World Diabetes Day, here's a list of new medications that will make life simpler for diabetics.

We often ignore small warnings that our body gives, thinking that the problem will go away gradually. While most of them do, some are grave.

What you eat for dinner might well be cramping your drive in bed. Here are 14 foods you should avoid if you want the libido to simmer.

Aurobindo Pharma is targeting a revenue of over $3 billion (over Rs 19,800 crore) by 2017-18 and plans to expand its basket with drugs to t...

'Do we really need artificial meat?' The current meat production rate would not suffice to meet the demands of agrowing population 20 yrs h...

Pfizer recalled 1 mn birth-control packs after discovering that pills were mixed up inside the packages, possibly putting women at risk.

Are the large number of nutrients printed on the labels of 'health foods' actually present in them?