Most lung cancer patients in India never smoked, genetic makeup big driver
A recent study highlights the role of air pollution and genetic diversity in shaping lung cancer trends in India.
A recent study highlights the role of air pollution and genetic diversity in shaping lung cancer trends in India.
Shreyash Barmate, living with the rare disease Progeria, celebrated his 18th birthday, surpassing the average life expectancy of 15 years for someone who has this genetic condition.
A recent study has shown that omega-3 fatty acid supplements significantly reduce acne symptoms. Published in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, the study highlights the potential holistic benefits of these dietary changes.
Kerala has seen three child deaths from an infection caused by the brain-eating amoeba, Naegleria fowleri. Awareness and preventive measures are crucial to combat this rare but deadly threat, say doctors.
Following actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu and the Liver Doctor's controversy on social media, IndiaToday.In spoke to experts to understand more about hydrogen peroxide nebulization therapy.
A recent study found that some antidepressants can cause more weight gain than others. This insight could help patients and clinicians make more informed decisions on antidepressant choices.
Over half of India's adult population is not meeting WHO's basic exercise requirements, posing a significant threat to national health. Experts stress the importance of incorporating regular physical activity to combat the rising number of chronic diseases in the country.
The monsoon brings relief from summer heat but also introduces various skin issues. Learn how to protect your skin from fungal infections, acne, and other common rainy season problems.
Humidity is essential for maintaining eye health, with levels below 45% leading to dryness and irritation.
Exposure to air pollution before egg retrieval in IVF significantly reduces live birth rates, according to new research.
Actress Hina Khan has highlighted the rising prevalence of breast cancer among younger women in India. Technological advances and increased awareness have improved early detection, but challenges in treatment access and survival rates persist.
In a recent report, the World Health Organisation (WHO) highlighted that around half of India's adult population does not engage in enough physical activity. The new data published in The Lancet Global Health reveals an alarming trend showing that the prevalence of insufficient physical activity among in India has skyrocketed from 22.3 per cent in 2000 to 49.4 per cent in 2022. The data highlighted how more women (57.2 per cent) than men (42 per cent) did not engage in enough exercise in 2022. After the report, India Today decided to speak to experts about the significance of physical activity in a person's health. Listen to experts in this episode of Health 360.
Regular toothbrush replacement is crucial for maintaining oral hygiene and preventing dental issues. Experts recommend changing your toothbrush every three to four months or sooner if needed.
A recent Lancet study attributes around 33,000 deaths in 10 Indian cities each year to air pollution. Delhi tops the list with 12,000 deaths due to PM2.5 exposure.
Delhi, long considered one of the world's most polluted cities, recorded the highest number of pollution-related deaths at 12,000 per year during the study period.
Swedish researchers have developed a home test that accurately identifies high heart attack risk, comparable to traditional methods.
India unveils its first guidelines for managing high cholesterol, addressing the country's unique health challenges and lifestyle factors.
Air pollution in India's 10 major cities drive 7 per cent of deaths, with Delhi having the highest fraction of annual fatalities (12,000) attributable to PM2.5 concentrations exceeding WHO's limits for safe exposure, a Lancet study said.
A Phase 1 trial to test an experimental nasal vaccine designed to protect against emerging SARS-CoV-2 variants has begun. The trial is currently enrolling healthy adults at multiple locations across the United States.
The once-a-week Insulin Icodec injection is pending approval in India. This innovation could significantly improve diabetes management for millions.