Simple daily habits like regular exercise, quality sleep, healthy eating and mental stimulation can support brain function, improve memory and reduce the risk of cognitive decline.
The claim that humans use only 10% of their brain has persisted for decades, but science tells a different story. A neurologist explains why this popular myth is false, how the brain actually functions, and what you can do to keep it healthy.
Are you dealing with constant stress and anxiety? Read on to find out how this may be silently damaging your brain's health and impairing cognitive functions.
Is your persistent brain fog due to exhaustion or there is something serious that your body is trying to tell you? Scroll down to know how your brain acts when it's under threat.
Simple daily habits can shape your brain health over time. A neurologist explains five lifestyle changes that may improve memory, focus and long-term cognitive well-being.
Your 20s shape your brain's future. Ahead of World Brain Day 2026 experts reveal simple daily habits that strengthen memory, focus and long-term cognitive health.
On World Brain Day 2026 learn five common brain fog signs that could indicate an underlying condition requiring timely medical evaluation and treatment.
Brain diseases are increasing across India. Know the early symptoms experts say should not be ignored and why timely diagnosis can help prevent serious complications.
World Brain Day: Our brain starts ageing even before we turn 50, here are some tips to keep it healthy as we age.
As we observe World Brain Day 2025, neuroscience shares seven celever ways to trick and train your brain for for clarity, calm, and growth.
World Brain Day falls on July 22 every year. As we draw closer to the special day; let's take a look at 12 ways to keep our brain young and smart.
During this pandemic era, take care of your brain health by avoiding these foods that can cause chronic illnesses.
Regular Exercise - Regular physical activity of 30 minutes 5 times a week is a part of living a healthy life. It not only keeps our bodies healthy but also helps our brain to improve its thinking, learning, problem-solving and emotional skills.
Today, on the occasion of World Health Day, we reveal a few things that can harm your brain health. Read on to know more.
As we get ready to observe World Brain Day, learn to recognize the symptoms that indicate the early onset of Parkinson's so that you can delay the progress of the disease.
This year, the topic of World Brain Day is Parkinson's disease - a brain disorder affects more than 7 million people of all ages worldwide. Read to know more about this condition and other types of brain disorders.
This year, World Brain Day is dedicated to raising awareness for Parkinson's disease, a neurodegenerative brain disease. Keep reading to know the significance of this day and how the brain works.
As we celebrate the World Brain Day today, here is all you need to know about how migraine affects your brain and ways to reverse the changes brought by this condition.
All of us know about brain disorders and how it affects our lives. But, there are some rare conditions that are just too strange to believe when you first encounter them. Read on to know more.
Simple daily habits like regular exercise, quality sleep, healthy eating and mental stimulation can support brain function, improve memory and reduce the risk of cognitive decline.
The claim that humans use only 10% of their brain has persisted for decades, but science tells a different story. A neurologist explains why this popular myth is false, how the brain actually functions, and what you can do to keep it healthy.
Are you dealing with constant stress and anxiety? Read on to find out how this may be silently damaging your brain's health and impairing cognitive functions.
Is your persistent brain fog due to exhaustion or there is something serious that your body is trying to tell you? Scroll down to know how your brain acts when it's under threat.
Simple daily habits can shape your brain health over time. A neurologist explains five lifestyle changes that may improve memory, focus and long-term cognitive well-being.
Your 20s shape your brain's future. Ahead of World Brain Day 2026 experts reveal simple daily habits that strengthen memory, focus and long-term cognitive health.
Brain diseases are increasing across India. Know the early symptoms experts say should not be ignored and why timely diagnosis can help prevent serious complications.
World Brain Day: Our brain starts ageing even before we turn 50, here are some tips to keep it healthy as we age.
As we observe World Brain Day 2025, neuroscience shares seven celever ways to trick and train your brain for for clarity, calm, and growth.
World Brain Day falls on July 22 every year. As we draw closer to the special day; let's take a look at 12 ways to keep our brain young and smart.
Today, on the occasion of World Health Day, we reveal a few things that can harm your brain health. Read on to know more.
As we get ready to observe World Brain Day, learn to recognize the symptoms that indicate the early onset of Parkinson's so that you can delay the progress of the disease.
This year, the topic of World Brain Day is Parkinson's disease - a brain disorder affects more than 7 million people of all ages worldwide. Read to know more about this condition and other types of brain disorders.
This year, World Brain Day is dedicated to raising awareness for Parkinson's disease, a neurodegenerative brain disease. Keep reading to know the significance of this day and how the brain works.
As we celebrate the World Brain Day today, here is all you need to know about how migraine affects your brain and ways to reverse the changes brought by this condition.
All of us know about brain disorders and how it affects our lives. But, there are some rare conditions that are just too strange to believe when you first encounter them. Read on to know more.
On World Brain Day 2026 learn five common brain fog signs that could indicate an underlying condition requiring timely medical evaluation and treatment.
During this pandemic era, take care of your brain health by avoiding these foods that can cause chronic illnesses.
Regular Exercise - Regular physical activity of 30 minutes 5 times a week is a part of living a healthy life. It not only keeps our bodies healthy but also helps our brain to improve its thinking, learning, problem-solving and emotional skills.
