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Do women sleep differently to men?

Falling asleep might look simple, but in fact it's an elaborate interplay of hormones, circadian rhythms and light cues. Now, as sleep researcher Dr Aurore Perrault explains, studies are showing another big influence on the quality of your slumber is ... View article...

How to transform your daily walk into an effective workout

Emily English (aka Em The Nutritionist) has shared her top tip for reaping the biggest rewards from her walks: 'Walking like you need a wee'. The Women's Health cover star explains that it's all about having 'a good pace'. 'Don't dawdle,' she says. View article...

Steep Decline In Fertility Among U.S. Women Younger Than 30

U.S. birth rates have plummeted, especially among women younger than 30, whose contribution to overall births fell from 70% in 1990 to 49% in 2023 ... View article...

Women homebuyers want it premium, prefer Bengaluru: Study

The study highlighted that Bengaluru emerged as the most favourite city for women buyers, with 26.5% preferring the city, followed by Pune (14.8%) ... View article...

New antibody reduces tumor growth in treatment-resistant breast, ovarian cancers: Study

 Immunotherapy, or antibody treatment that activates the patient's own immune system against cancer, is increasingly being studied as an alternative to chemotherapy and radiotherapy. This is because it directly targets cancer cells, reducing the ... View article...

Over 57% men employees are vitamin B12 deficient: 6 diet changes to improve B12 level

A silent health crisis is unfolding in India, as a recent study revealed. The survey found that over 57% of male corporate employees suffer from vitamin B12 deficiency, an important nutrient responsible for energy production, brain function, ... View article...

5 Ways to Get More Fibre in Your Diet

Fibre is an essential part of a healthy diet . It helps digestion, supports gut health, and keeps you full longer, reducing unhealthy cravings. View article...

How vision predicts major brain disorder dementia 12 years before diagnosis

A new study has found that changes in vision could be an early warning sign of dementia, appearing as early as 12 years before diagnosis. Researchers say that simple eye tests may help detect the disease before memory problems begin. View article...