Health

The chikungunya virus is spread to humans by the bite of infected mosquitoes, which become infected by feeding on people who already have the virus.

Dr Kanury VS Rao, Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer (CSO), PredOmix explains all you need to know about the role of genetics in cancer

Incorporating smoothies into the daily routine offers an easy and efficient way for working professionals to nourish their bodies and maintain optimal health

The increase in rainfall leads to more dirt, pollutants, and allergens in the environment, raising the risk of conjunctivitis.

Many studies also explore how sexual dysfunction adversely affects their quality of life and interpersonal relationships.

Dr Arjun Khanna, Head of the Department and Senior consultant, Department of Pulmonary Medicine discusses the need for an asthma action plan

very person who has ever wondered how the actor looks fit and healthy at the age of 55, needs to follow his advice on lifestyle.

Dr Anmol Chugh, Consultant, Plastics & Aesthetics Centre, CK Birla Hospital discusses rhinoplasty and the myths surrounding it

Dr. Nagareddy.S. Patil,,Consultant Urologist , Fortis Hospital, Richmond Road, Bangalore sheds light on men's prostate health which is often neglected but should be cared for

Experts in the field are stating it to be an useful find that can help out in the medical arena at an incredible rate

According to Kerala's state health minister Veena George, a 11-year-old boy who had a rare brain condition brought on by free-living amoebae found in tainted waterways passed away in the Alappuzha district on Friday

These hair-like structures are known as stereocilia, and the new research shows a process they use to repair themselves.

Exercising helps in both the mental and physical well-being of a person. It manages stress and reduces the risks of bone and muscle injuries. People who exercise daily are likely to not have disorders and diseases in old age.

Early detection of any kind of cancer can help in its treatment and the chances of full recovery are higher in such cases.

According to findings published in the journal BMJ, when used once a month, Vitamin D supplements may lower the risk of heart attack or any other serious cardiac events in people aged 60 years or older.

This study for the first time makes a connection that has never been made before between loss of the Y chromosome and the immune system’s response to cancer