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Heart failure can develop slowly and quietly. Know about five early symptoms that may signal a serious heart problem and why timely care matters.
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Heart failure can develop slowly and quietly. Know about five early symptoms that may signal a serious heart problem and why timely care matters.

Scientists in a new findings suggests that subtle changes in the eyes could help detect weak bones earlier, offering researchers another clue for identifying osteoporosis risk in ageing adults.

Doctors discovered dangerously blocked arteries and early stage heart failure in a 46-year-old patient who had unknowingly lived with uncontrolled high blood pressure for years.

World Autoimmune Arthritis Day 2026: There is increasing attention on how chronic inflammatory diseases impact not just physical health but everyday quality of life and emotional well-being. Read on to know why self-care is non-negotiable for handling this condition.

Peppermint oil may help reduce blood pressure in adults with mild hypertension with early findings suggesting a natural and low-cost approach worth further investigation.

Why does timely cancer screening matter? A renowned oncologist explains how timely medical intervention in cancer treatment can help prevent deaths or any unwanted situation due to cancer.

Vomiting blood or noticing blood in stool can signal serious GI bleeding. Expert explains warning signs, causes, and when immediate medical care is urgently needed.

Extreme summer heat and dehydration may harm kidney function, increasing the risk of kidney stones, infections and heat-related complications.

Amid rising lifestyle-related health concerns expert cautions routine health screenings may overlook early metabolic warning signs leaving hidden risks undetected until serious complications emerge.

PMOS or polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome affects far beyond reproductive health. Research links it to diabetes, insulin resistance, weight gain, metabolic dysfunction and long-term health complications.

Why are UTIs so common in women during winter? Read on to know what doctor wants you to understand about the contributing factors and tips to deal with the problem easily.

Frequent UTIs within six months could be more than a common infection. A new study links recurrent urinary infections to possible early bladder cancer risk.

A new study reveals how seven days of fasting changes the human body, with major metabolic and immune system shifts beginning after the third day.

A new study suggests preterm birth may reduce eczema risk in children and shows a different pattern of allergies during early childhood development.

Have you been diagnosed with hypertension, or dealing with fluctuating blood pressure? Read on to know the real facts about high BP and what it actually does inside your body from an expert.

Are you dealing with stress and anxiety? Try these 6 easy science-backed tips to improve your mental health and control stress naturally.

Scientists have discovered a new way to prevent gum disease without harming healthy mouth bacteria, offering a safer approach for better oral health.

Assisted oral hygiene is often an overlooked caregiving challenge. Experts explain why it is difficult, the risks involved, and how caregivers can manage it better.

Pulse check at home method: Are you suffering from an irregular heartbeat issue? Read on to learn how you can easily detect early arrhythmia at home.

Healthcare professionals warned that chronic psychosocial stress may significantly raise hypertension risk in adults over 40, highlighting emotional health's role in heart disease prevention.

Warning signs of liver damage: Is your liver healthy? Here are 5 early signs your body may show that indicate your liver is not functioning properly.

World Hypertension Day 2026: Did you know the primary cause of hypertension is stress? In a recent study, experts noted that 82% of patients with high BP have been found dealing with stress and anxiety.

World Hypertension Day 2026: Can people in their 20s develop high blood pressure? Read on to understand the risks, warning signs, and ways to control hypertension naturally.

AI is reshaping India's healthcare via chatbots and digital consultations which is improving access and speed of diagnosis. However experts are raising concerns about overdependence, data risks and reduced clinical judgment.
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