/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Cover-Shubman-Gill-1.jpg)
health
Land of a Hundred Thousand Welcomes — Just Not for Indians
Alan Moore
As Ireland’s housing, education, health and transport sectors creak under increased immigration, Indian arrivals are in the firing line
Siddaramaiah Suggests Vaccine Link in Hassan Deaths, Scientists Push Back
Government hospitals in Karnataka recorded about 7,000 heart attack deaths between January and May, but the recent cluster of 23 deaths in Hassan has drawn unusual public attention
From Visakhapatnam to New York, World Embraces International Yoga Day
Theme, 'Yoga for One Earth, One Health', Highlighted Global Wellbeing And Interconnectedness
CBSE Tells Schools to Track Sugar Intake
For generations, sugar has been the language of love. Now, in CBSE schools, it is becoming a red flag to be measured, displayed, and finally questioned
Why magnesium glycinate is the sleeper hit of the year
The mineral making the rounds in wellness circles—not for weight loss or productivity, but for something more radical: sleep without apology
The Problem With Conflations
New-generation medicines effective for diabetes should not be a tool for casual weight loss
The Revenge of Roughage
Long sidelined, fibre is staging a quiet coup to dethrone protein as the undisputed king of the macros
The Practical Low Point
A new study says the good limit for daily carbohydrate consumption is 130 grams
The Unseen Struggle: Obesity’s impact on women’s health and wellbeing
As we celebrate International Women's Day, it's essential to address a critical health concern affecting millions of women worldwide: Obesity. Despite its prevalence, obesity remains a complex and often misunderstood issue. In this article, I'll delve into the facts, risks, and management strategies for obesity in women.
Magazine
Subscribe today and save up to 85% off the cover price
-
-
© 2024 Open Media Network Pvt. Ltd.