India saw a sudden surge in the number of heart attack deaths in 2023, especially among the youngsters, Scroll down to know what doctor wants you to know about the lifestyle modifications as preventive measures.
1 in every 4 or 25% of people under 25 years of age are having Type II diabetes, says expert.
Excessive body weight has been linked with many health conditions. A new addition to this already lengthy list is brain damage, finds new research.
A new study found that people who are below the age of 40 are more prone to heart attacks.
According to a new study, heart attacks are not only common in older people but young adults as well. So, to keep them at bay, it is essential to swear by a healthy lifestyle. Staying physically fit, opting for a well-balanced diet and regulating your blood pressure may help.
Arthritis has troubled innumerable people in their old age for many years. It's a painful condition that causes joint pain in your body. However, in the last few decades there has been a steady increase in the youngsters suffering from Rheumatoid Arthritis. While the growth at which younger generation is suffering is disturbing, the reasons for this are many varying from injuries, hereditary among others.
There was a time when people went to plastic surgeons with a picture of Preity Zinta asking for similar dimples. Now, however, people are going to doctors with a picture of themselves with a snapchat filter. Shocking? Read on to know more.
The study showed that the brain activation among the anorexia group was inversely connected with any pleasant experience of eating sugar.
While a lot has been discussed in the past about this phenomenon, we ask experts why this is becoming a phenomenon.
Females were more likely to be chronically ill than males, the researcher said.
Dr Nimish Shah, Consultant Pulmonologist at Jaslok Hospital and Research Centre tell us about it
At-risk adolescents are less likely to exhibit depressive symptoms on social media as they age, finds a study.
Women under the age of 40 with IBD were at higher risk for a heart attack than men.
World Health Day 2013: More young people falling prey to hypertension
World Hypertension Day 2013: Disease silently killing youngsters
Now a pill to stop your hair from greying
India saw a sudden surge in the number of heart attack deaths in 2023, especially among the youngsters, Scroll down to know what doctor wants you to know about the lifestyle modifications as preventive measures.
Excessive body weight has been linked with many health conditions. A new addition to this already lengthy list is brain damage, finds new research.
According to a new study, heart attacks are not only common in older people but young adults as well. So, to keep them at bay, it is essential to swear by a healthy lifestyle. Staying physically fit, opting for a well-balanced diet and regulating your blood pressure may help.
Arthritis has troubled innumerable people in their old age for many years. It's a painful condition that causes joint pain in your body. However, in the last few decades there has been a steady increase in the youngsters suffering from Rheumatoid Arthritis. While the growth at which younger generation is suffering is disturbing, the reasons for this are many varying from injuries, hereditary among others.
There was a time when people went to plastic surgeons with a picture of Preity Zinta asking for similar dimples. Now, however, people are going to doctors with a picture of themselves with a snapchat filter. Shocking? Read on to know more.
The study showed that the brain activation among the anorexia group was inversely connected with any pleasant experience of eating sugar.
While a lot has been discussed in the past about this phenomenon, we ask experts why this is becoming a phenomenon.
Females were more likely to be chronically ill than males, the researcher said.
Dr Nimish Shah, Consultant Pulmonologist at Jaslok Hospital and Research Centre tell us about it
At-risk adolescents are less likely to exhibit depressive symptoms on social media as they age, finds a study.
Women under the age of 40 with IBD were at higher risk for a heart attack than men.
World Health Day 2013: More young people falling prey to hypertension
World Hypertension Day 2013: Disease silently killing youngsters
Now a pill to stop your hair from greying
1 in every 4 or 25% of people under 25 years of age are having Type II diabetes, says expert.
A new study found that people who are below the age of 40 are more prone to heart attacks.
