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	India's Next Public Health Challenge: Chronic Disease in Younger Adults Chronic diseases like diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease are increasingly affecting young Indians in their 20s and 30s, driven by lifestyle changes, stress, and genetic ... Sep 02
	Childhood Obesity in India: Why Schools Are Becoming the New Prevention Frontline Childhood obesity is rising rapidly in India, affecting millions of school-age children. Schools, through nutrition education, physical activity, and health screening, represent the most ... Sep 01
	Diabetes Care in India: Understanding the Crisis, Bridging the Gaps, and Building a Healthier Future India faces a growing diabetes crisis with over 101 million affected. Significant gaps in diagnosis, patient education, and complication screening require urgent attention through better ... Aug 21
	Diabetes Management Through Lifestyle Changes: A Practical Guide for Indians Living With the Condition Diabetes management in India requires structured lifestyle changes including diet modification, physical activity, stress control, and quality sleep to effectively regulate blood sugar and prevent ... Aug 13
	Why Young Indians Are Facing Heart Problems: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention Young Indians face rising heart disease due to genetic predisposition, lifestyle changes, stress, poor diet, and low preventive awareness. Early screening and healthy habits are ... Aug 01
	Why Young Indians Are Facing Heart Problems: Causes, Warning Signs, and What to Do Young Indians face rising heart disease due to genetic susceptibility, unhealthy lifestyles, chronic stress, and undiagnosed metabolic conditions. Prevention through awareness, screening, and lifestyle changes ... Jul 30
	Cholesterol Explained: Good vs Bad Cholesterol and What It Means for Your Heart This article explains good and bad cholesterol, why HDL, LDL, and triglyceride balance matters for Indian hearts, and how testing, diet, and lifestyle changes support ... Jul 11
	Heart Attack Symptoms in Men and Women Heart attack symptoms differ between men and women. Recognising chest pain, fatigue, nausea, and atypical warning signs early, especially in Indians, enables faster treatment and ... Jun 29
	Weight Loss Injections in India: Cost, Safety, and Guide Weight loss injections offer advanced metabolic support in India, but they require strict medical supervision, significant financial commitment, and permanent lifestyle integration to ensure safe, ... Jun 09
	Why Heart Attacks Are Increasing Among Young Indians Under 40 The rise of heart attacks in young Indians has become a growing health concern linked to stress, sedentary lifestyles, poor diet, smoking, and metabolic disorders. ... May 12
	A ₹100-Crore Question: Are GLP-1 Injections Becoming India’s New Lifeline? The obesity epidemic is vast. The solutions are emerging. Science is evolving. And the market is expanding. The launch of Yurpeak is another step in ... Dec 12
	World Diabetes Day At Younger age we need to screen high risk population to catch early, once they are diabetic, we need to focus on preventing complications such ... Nov 13
	Diabetes at a Young Age ... Nov 13
	Young Hearts at Risk: Why Heart Attacks Are Striking Indians in Their 30s and 40s Heart attacks among young Indians are no longer uncommon headlines; they're an expanding reality. But it doesn't have to be our fate. By ... Oct 23
	From Malnutrition to Mortality: The Rising Dangers of Staying Too Slim What India needs is not a one-size-fits-all model of health but a more compassionate, science-driven approach that values balance over extremes.... Sep 20
	Everest Medicines Announces Full Approval of NEFECON(R) in Taiwan Everest Medicines recently announced the Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (TFDA) has approved the supplementary application for NEFECON(R).... Aug 12
	7 Myths About Fatty Liver You Should Stop Believing Fatty liver disease, which used to be rare, has become alarmingly prevalent, particularly in India, where sedentary living and diets high in carbohydrates are routine.... Jul 29
	Your Desk Job is Destroying Your Mind: Here’s How to Fight Back We can either continue to let our sedentary lifestyle control our brain health or take charge of our body’s movement and safeguard our mental ... Mar 13
	Glaucoma Awareness Month: A Closer Look at the Silent Thief of Sight By spreading awareness, encouraging regular screenings, and supporting advancements in research and treatment, we can collectively combat this silent thief of sight. Remember, early detection ... Jan 17
	Outdated and Inaccurate: Why BMI Can’t Measure True Health As the global obesity epidemic continues to escalate, the need for a more accurate and inclusive diagnostic approach has never been greater.... Jan 15
	Understanding Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) and the Role of Nutrition Age-related macular degeneration is a prevalent and potentially devastating eye condition that primarily affects older adults... Feb 24
	7 essential tips to maintain your skin from ultraviolet rays Our skin is one of the most fragile parts of our body and we need to take good care of it from the ultraviolet rays ... Sep 07
	Health and travel platform Hospals raises $3.5 million A health & travel benefits platform, Hospal, has raised $3.5 million in their Pre-Series A funding round. The investments came from Inflection Point Ventures, ... Jan 25
	Preterm Births: Causes, Myth - Care For Babies | Medicircle It is better to avoid preterm babies, recommends gynaecologist Dr. Rout. Here are things the mother could do to avoid having premature babies.... Nov 29
	New Findings on Our Eye Colour and Its Relation to Genetics March is a significant month in the sphere of ophthalmology due to World Glaucoma Day that spreads awareness about eye health and why keeping regular ... Mar 23
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