Stroke-like symptoms or dementia? NHS releases a list of alarming new signs Dementia is a rare occurrence before 65, but it can also develop in relatively younger people. This is known as young-onset dementia. If the signs start to appear at an early age, it is advised to seek treatment immediately to slow down the disease’s progression, as it has no treatment.
Fan of Indian food? Add THIS ingredient to your curries and make them healthier than ever Chickpeas are filling, and have way more protein than eggs and work well for vegan and vegetarian diet plans as well. The same also takes a toll on the kidneys. Chickpeas, on the other hand, contain soluble fibres that bind cholesterol and help remove it from the body.
Back pain giving you nightmares? Doctors say your sleep posture can be blamed According to doctors, there is a particular posture that one must avoid for a healthy spine, and it is the squat position. This one means lying half on the stomach, half on the side, and the arms under a pillow and knees bent. Among experts, this is said to be the worst sleeping position.
THIS heart condition may increase risk of early-onset dementia by 36%: Study Often not life-threatening, atrial fibrillation is a heart rhythm problem wherein the heart does not beat steadily. The condition itself usually isn’t life-threatening, but can lead to stroke if left untreated. However, if overlooked for too long, it can heighten the risk of suffering from a stroke.
Glaucoma VS Cataracts: How to Differentiate Between Two Common Eye Conditions Prescription eye drops and surgical options such as laser treatment or even surgery are required to manage glaucoma in the long term. In contrast, cataracts can simply be treated by surgically removing the cloudy lens and replacing it with a prosthetic lens.
WITT 2025: Doctors debate accessible, pocket-friendly healthcare; can insurance bridge the gap? At the What India Thinks Today (WITT) Summit, doctors and leaders from the healthcare industry came together to discuss the issue of affordable and accessible healthcare for all in India.
WITT 2025: Experts discuss why cases of heart attack and diabetes are on the rise in India The TV9 Network’s ‘What India Thinks Today’ Global Summit 2025 highlighted a concerning rise in heart attacks among young Indians, often linked to undiagnosed diabetes. Experts emphasise the role of poor lifestyle choices, irregular sleep patterns, and unhealthy diets. Early detection of pre-diabetes through HbA1c testing and lifestyle modifications are crucial preventative measures to reduce the risk of heart disease and related complications.
WITT 2025: Haleon boss talks about oral health, says Kumbh Mela campaign a big success WITT Summit: Navneet Saluja, Area General Manager, BU, India sub-continent, Haleon, joined the event to share his take on the company’s take and initiative towards making India healthier and creating awareness on oral health.
Ayurveda and Science come together: This is how Patanjali is building foundation of a strong India Patanjali’s roadmap for the future is focused on self-reliance and holistic health. This brand of Ayurveda is promoting indigenous production by supporting farmers, herb producers and local artisans. It is empowering the rural economy.
World Endometriosis Day: Expert debunks common myths around endometriosis Endometriosis has different stages. In the first and second stages, when the disease is mild or there are cysts less than 2 cm and the woman has a good ovarian reserve, the patients can conceive naturally and may not need any treatment.
