Singarayakonda student tragedy, highlighting the need for a fair investigation, school management's right to due process, and justice based on evidence rather than allegations.
Carbohydrates are often blamed for a host of health problems, with foods such as sugar, bread and rice frequently singled out as dietary villains. However, the bigger concern may not be traditional carbohydrate-rich foods themselves, but the highly processed s
Burning incense sticks or agarbatti is part of everyday life in many Indian homes, whether during prayer, festivals, or simply to make a room smell pleasant. But could that familiar puff of smoke also increase your risk of diabetes?
Classes have just ended. A group of students crowds around a table, sharing a plate of momos and fries
Why does eating dinner late at night often lead to a higher blood sugar spike than eating the same meal earlier in the evening? This is what we asked an expert, and we were told that our body's ability to process glucose follows a natural biological clock, kno
PMOS affects 1 in 5 women in India and over 170 million women globally. Yet it remains chronically misunderstood and undertreated
