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As India's corporate workforce continues to support global operations around the clock, healthcare experts are raising concerns about the long term impact of night shifts on employee health. While shift based work has become common across IT, healthcare, BPO, aviation, manufacturing, and customer support sectors,

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A new study suggests that while adopting a healthier diet can improve brain function, it may not fully reverse cognitive damage caused by long term consumption of high sugar and high fat foods, highlighting the importance of maintaining healthy eating habits throughout life.   Researchers found that

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In a major push to strengthen public healthcare infrastructure, Nayab Singh Saini has inaugurated and laid the foundation for healthcare projects worth more than ₹100 crore across Haryana. The initiatives are aimed at improving access to quality medical services, expanding treatment facilities, and enhancing healthcare

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A recent study by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has revealed that a large section of India’s population continues to consume cereals far beyond recommended levels while neglecting other essential food groups such as fruits, vegetables, pulses, proteins, and dairy products.   According to the

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Amid intensifying heatwave conditions across several parts of India, doctors from AIIMS have warned citizens against relying solely on water intake during extreme heat exposure, emphasizing the urgent need to replenish electrolytes to prevent dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heatstroke.   Medical experts at AIIMS stated that excessive

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Dr. G Dimpu Edwin Jonathan, Consultant   Interventional Cardiologist, Aster RV Hospital   Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. The statistics from Southeast Asia and India reveal a very alarming situation. According to the WHO, eight individuals in this region die from heart disease every

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Dr. S M Fayaz, Lead & Senior Consultant - Internal Medicine, KIMS Hospitals(Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences),Mahadevapura, Bengaluru   "Grandfather's disease" is officially entering its new era. As of 2026, hypertension is no longer a disease that affects our grandparents but has become a hallmark of successful youth. ● Chronic

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Marking World Hypertension Day, the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare launched a landmark nationwide initiative aimed at strengthening India’s response to non communicable diseases (NCDs). Under the ambitious “75/25” initiative, the Government plans to place 75 million individuals suffering from hypertension and diabetes

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Kamineni Senior Consultant Psychiatrist Dr. M. Saradhi Goud Call to be alert about mental health in the age of AI Advice not to feel ashamed to seek treatment for mental issues Mental Health Awareness Month - 2026' with 'More Good Days Together   Medical experts at Kamineni Hospitals are warning

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