Randeep Hooda and Lin Laishram welcomed a baby girl in March 2026. The new mom candidly shared raw motherhood challenges—from skipping skincare to missing quiet meals—highlighting the pressure to bounce back and the mental load new mothers face, a relatable postpartum life reality.
Hina Khan, 38, a breast cancer survivor, shattered her personal record by enduring an ice bath for 12 minutes under strict medical supervision. The actress urges fans to prioritize safety and consult doctors, as experts warn cryotherapy isn't suitable for all cancer recovery patients.
Hepatologist debunks jaundice myth—it’s a symptom, not a disease. Liver recovery demands balanced nutrition, not bland diets. Experts urge protein, carbs, and healthy fats while limiting alcohol and processed food for faster healing. Always consult your doctor for tailored advice.
Blood sugar can rise even without carbs due to liver glucose production, insulin resistance, stress, and poor sleep, says Dr. Pranav Ghodi. Balance, not extreme dieting, is key—focus on protein, exercise, and stress management for better control.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan revealed in a 2016 interview that motherhood-induced exhaustion, not boredom, once caused her to briefly doze during a movie. Experts explain this is a microsleep response to sleep deprivation, commonly affecting new parents and potentially dangerous during activities like driving.
Kangana Ranaut sparks health debate linking India's low cancer rates to traditional diets, while experts warn cancer risk involves genetics, lifestyle, and environment, not just food. They also debunk claims about protein shakes and brain health.
Blood sugar above 180 mg/dL overwhelms kidneys, causing glucose to spill into urine. This triggers frequent urination, dehydration, and strain on filtering units, raising diabetic kidney disease risk. Manage levels with diet, exercise, and check-ups to prevent long-term damage.
Elite weightlifter Mirabai Chanu opens up about the extreme weight-cutting challenges for competitions, citing two-day fasts and dehydration. Experts contrast dangerous short-term cuts with safe, gradual fat loss for everyday fitness.
Filmmaker Farah Khan revealed undergoing a tummy tuck years after giving birth to triplets, admitting exercise alone couldn't remove excess skin. Doctors confirm that for multiple births, surgery is often the only solution for loose skin and muscle separation, as diet and fitness have limits.
A simple p-tau217 blood test offers new hope for early Alzheimer’s detection, potentially speeding diagnosis and reducing the need for invasive spinal fluid tests. While not a standalone diagnostic tool, experts say it can help distinguish Alzheimer’s from other dementias faster and more accessibly.