A large multicentre clinical study published recently in ‘Frontiers in Medicine’ has found that daily administration of a standardised Ashwagandha root extract for 24 weeks was well tolerated, with no evidence of treatment-related liver or kidney injury.

Women leaders going through menopause become depleted and more nostalgic, leading to an increase in their levels of empathy, according to new research from Durham University Business School.

Ayurveda is moving from the margins of global health conversations towards the mainstream. India’s expanding Ayush economy, growing domestic use of traditional systems and rising interest in wellness and medical value travel are creating new opportunities for Ayurveda, even as the global health community places greater emphasis on traditional medicine, research and evidence.

Do you remember that dark night in March 2020? The screams of ambulances cut through the silence. Deserted streets, closed airports, locked schools, and queues of people waiting anxiously outside hospitals. A cough became a cause for fear; a sneeze became a disaster. People were confined to their own homes. Families were separated. Doctors and nurses were pushed to the breaking point. Many people could not even touch their loved ones for the last time.

Bipolar disorder is casually described as ‘mood swings’. The phrase makes a serious illness sound like ordinary bad temper. It is anything but that.

Researchers have developed an advanced light-driven multifunctional nanobot that can help with targeted breast cancer therapy.

Recently, Gujarat created history when a living donor's heart was transported in time through a Green Corridor using the Vande Bharat Express...

​For Indian men, waist measurement is not merely a matter of appearance or clothing fit; it is a deep indicator of health. Fat accumulated in the body, especially around the abdomen, can lead to several serious diseases. That is why understanding the width of the waist and its proportion to height is extremely important.

As artificial intelligence tools become embedded in daily life, clinicians at Castle Craig are raising urgent concerns about the role AI chatbots are playing in the lives of people with eating disorders and calling for meaningful regulation before the harm becomes impossible to ignore.

India has witnessed several shocking cases of alleged medical negligence that ended in preventable deaths.