COMMON CAUSES OF KNEE PAIN
Simple nighttime drink that stops cravings and boosts health: Expert explains how
Clove water, a simple drink made by steeping cloves in hot water, is gaining attention for its ability to curb late-night cravings. Experts highlight that, beyond controlling hunger, it supports digestion, boosts immunity, promotes oral health, aids metabolism, and offers mild pain relief. Easy to prepare and naturally beneficial, this traditional remedy can be a simple addition to a healthy nightly routine.
224 health risks lurk behind obesity: Doctor explains the science you can’t afford to ignore
Obesity is a growing health crisis affecting millions. It links to diabetes, heart issues, and even cancer. Body Mass Index helps assess weight, but isn't the only factor. Calorie intake, medications, and lifestyle choices contribute to obesity. For Indians, lower BMI can still pose risks. Modest weight loss can reduce health risks.
GST Council eases rules on credit notes, relief for FMCG players
The GST Council has eased compliance for businesses by eliminating the need to link credit notes to specific invoices, a move that simplifies transactions across the supply chain, especially for FMCG companies dealing with product returns and discounts. This change reduces paperwork, improves cash flow, and aligns GST provisions with standard business practices, offering greater commercial flexibility.
She nearly died at 10. After 20 years, she returned and gifted a pen to thank CMC Vellore doctor who had saved her life
A Hyderabad doctor, Sudhir Kumar, shares a touching story. He recalls treating a young girl with viral encephalitis. The girl recovered after intensive care. Twenty years later, she returned. Now a software engineer, she thanked Dr. Kumar. She gifted him a fountain pen. This gesture symbolized hope for future patients. The doctor reflects on the impact of saving lives.
The missed window: Why half of India’s people with diabetes learn too late
Many Indians unknowingly live with diabetes, missing the crucial early detection window. This delay, often due to subtle symptoms and lifestyle factors, leads to severe complications like kidney damage and heart issues. Early screening, awareness of risk factors, and regular check-ups are vital to managing diabetes and preventing long-term health problems.
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Mumbai: Woman dead, 18 injured in fire in 24-storey building in Dahisar
A fire in a 24-story building in Dahisar, north Mumbai, resulted in the death of a woman and injuries to 18 others on Sunday. The blaze, which started around 3 pm, prompted the rescue of 36 residents, with 19 hospitalized. The fire was contained by 6:10 pm, and investigations are underway to determine the cause.
Harvard-trained doctor busts popular fatty liver myths, shares real causes and prevention tips: 'It is not caused by fats...'
Harvard-trained Dr. Saurabh Sethi debunks common myths about fatty liver disease, clarifying that unhealthy sugars and oils—not fats—are the real culprits. He warns that untreated fatty liver can lead to severe conditions like cirrhosis and emphasizes that diet and exercise alone can prevent or reverse the disease. Supported by Mayo Clinic research, his advice promotes balanced nutrition and active living as key strategies for liver health and disease prevention.
Tamil Nadu: Heavy rains in Madurai leave roads waterlogged, cause inconvenience to passengers
Heavy rainfall in Madurai caused significant waterlogging, particularly on the Avaniyapuram road leading to the airport, disrupting travel. Clogged drains exacerbated the situation, leading to sewage mixing with rainwater and flooding the Avaniyapuram bus stand and municipal office. Earlier in the week, various parts of Tamil Nadu experienced light to moderate rainfall, with Namakkal district recording the highest amount.
Walking 10,000 steps a day but seeing no results? Harvard study reveals 5 bad habits that cancel out the benefits
Walking, though simple, requires attention to detail for optimal health benefits. Poor posture, unsuitable shoes, and inadequate hydration can undermine your efforts, potentially leading to injuries and discomfort. Warming up before your walk and avoiding overstriding are crucial for preventing muscle strain and joint problems.
Doctors speak out: Here’s how often you should be hitting the bathroom every day
Digestive health affects mood, energy, and comfort. Doctors explain what normal bathroom routine really means and why constipation happens. Simple lifestyle tips like eating more fiber, drinking water, and daily exercise can help. But sudden changes or serious signs need quick medical help. Know how often you should poop and ways to stay regular.
Sheinelle Jones' husband died of glioblastoma: Why is this brain cancer so deadly and aggressive? Check signs to spot it
Sheinelle Jones has opened up after the death of her husband, Uche Ojeh who died of glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer. Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is the most malignant and pervasive subtype of glioma and is the most common primary brain tumor in adults. GBM is considered deadly due to its rapid growth and aggressive nature.
Kissing Bug now in 32 US States: Symptoms, stages, and treatment for Chagas disease infecting 8 million people globally
A rising public health concern is sweeping the United States as the Triatomine insect, better known as the kissing bug, has now been detected in 32 states. The insect’s spread has sparked alarm due to its connection with Chagas disease, a parasitic infection that can lead to serious, long-term health issues, including strokes, heart attacks, and even organ failure.
Smartphone use on the toilet may do more than waste time; new study links it to higher Hemorrhoid risk in adults
A recent study reveals a potential link between smartphone use during toilet visits and an increased risk of hemorrhoids. Researchers found that individuals who use their phones in the bathroom are 46% more likely to develop hemorrhoids, even after considering other contributing factors. Prolonged toilet time, often associated with smartphone use, may be a key factor.
Chagas disease spreading in U.S.: Kissing bugs found in California and other states
Chagas disease, spread by kissing bugs, is now being found in the United States. Health experts say the illness, already common in South America, is showing cases in states like California and Texas. Doctors warn the disease can cause serious health problems, and more awareness, testing, and prevention are needed to protect people.
Hollow Knight: Silksong Launch Crash Error Fix: What is Steam E502 L3 error? How to solve issues on Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch consoles and PC
Hollow Knight: Silksong launch crash error fix guide explains solutions for Steam crashes, E502 L3 server overload and other platform errors. Learn how to verify files, update drivers and troubleshoot issues.
NYT Connections Hints September 4: Answers, categories and difficulty level for game #816
The New York Times’ daily word-association challenge, Connections, delivered a moderately tricky grid on Thursday, with overlapping clues that left many casual players second-guessing their choices
New York doctor Dr. Vassily Eliopoulos, who challenges everything you know about heart attacks, is a wrestler and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu champion
Doctor Vassily Eliopoulos challenges the idea of permanent arterial plaque. His research suggests atherosclerosis can be reduced. Soft plaque rupture causes many heart attacks. Standard tests may not reveal full risk. Doctor Eliopoulos advocates advanced testing and lifestyle changes. Diet, exercise, and sleep are important. Therapeutic support can improve vascular health. Improvements can be seen within months.
Cycling vs. Running – Benefits, risks, calorie burn, weight loss and muscle health
Cycling vs. Running is a common debate among fitness enthusiasts. Both improve cardiovascular health, burn calories, and build strength. This explainer highlights benefits, calorie burn, weight loss impact, joint health, accessibility and cost.
Zanskar raises Rs 2.8 crore in seed funding
Zanskar, a pain-care brand, secured ₹2.8 crore in seed funding led by Zeropearl VC to expand its product line and marketing efforts across digital and offline channels. The investment will also fuel R&D focused on chronic pain and recovery.
Not burning enough calories daily? CMC Vellore doctor shares simple walking technique with 5 hidden benefits
Many people struggle to burn enough calories despite regular activity. Dr. Sudhir Kumar, a neurologist trained at CMC Vellore, highlights backward walking, or reverse walking, as a simple yet effective exercise. It strengthens joints, improves posture, enhances balance, boosts calorie burn, and even stimulates the brain. Safe for beginners with proper precautions, this low-cost technique can be included in daily routines for noticeable health benefits.
Chef Gordon Ramsay urges ‘don’t forget your sunscreen’ after skin cancer surgery. Why his warning is a stark reminder of UV risks?
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay revealed he underwent surgery to remove Basal Cell Carcinoma, a skin cancer caused by sun exposure, urging fans to wear sunscreen. In an Instagram post, the 58-year-old thanked his doctors and joked the procedure was not a facelift. Experts warn that UV rays can damage skin even indoors or on cloudy days, stressing sunscreen use. Ramsay’s candid message highlights the urgent need for daily protection against preventable skin cancer.
Trump was diagnosed with Chronic venous insufficiency after visible swelling and bruises. How serious is it?
In July, US President Donald Trump was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) after swelling and bruises were spotted on his hands and legs. Public speculation about Trump's health has grown over time after bruises were spotted on his hand. Rumors with hashtags "Trump is dead" made rounds on social media today.
Study reveals a simple technique to ease knee arthritis pain, and it can be as effective as medication: What is gait retraining?
A new study in The Lancet Rheumatology suggests gait retraining — making subtle changes to walking patterns — can ease knee osteoarthritis pain as effectively as medication. Researchers found participants who adjusted their gait reported reduced pain and less cartilage damage after one year. Non-invasive and already used in physical therapy, this method may also benefit runners. Experts caution it requires guidance and consistency but could transform arthritis care.
Tariff tandav pulls down Sensex by 1,500 points in 2 days. Time to panic or buy the fear?
Sensex has lost over 1,500 points in two sessions and Nifty neared 24,500 as markets reel from fears of a 50% US tariff on Indian exports. While sectors like textiles and shrimp may be hit, market veterans say most tariff risks are already priced in, urging investors not to panic.
Bloating isn’t just overeating - Here’s what it could mean
Bloating is a digestive symptom that can signal more than just overeating. Persistent swelling in the abdomen may be connected to conditions like IBS, SIBO, celiac disease, or hormonal changes, and appears along with nausea, epigastric pain, or abdominal discomfort. According to the Rome Foundation Global Epidemiology Study, approximately 18% of people worldwide experience bloating, with women at greater risk.
Arthritis pain relief without drugs or surgery, study suggests
Arthritis, a disorder affecting nearly one in four adults over 40, remains a resulting source of constant pain and disability. Osteoarthritis, the most common type, erodes the cartilage cushioning joints, particularly in knees and hips.Traditionally, remedies were mostly limited to symptom management through medications or surgical processes like joint replacement. However, recent studies cite a simpler, non-invasive alternative method: gait retraining. This method enhances walking patterns, minimizing joint stress, and eases discomfort without drugs or surgery.
Shingles vaccine may offer unexpected protection against heart, stroke, and eye complications, study finds
Shingrix vaccine shows promise beyond preventing shingles. A study indicates it may reduce stroke and heart attack risks. It also protects against herpes zoster ophthalmicus. The vaccine proves effective for eye health in older adults. Research involved over 100,000 adults. Findings reinforce Shingrix's effectiveness against shingles and related nerve pain. The CDC recommends Shingrix for adults over 50.
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