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Hypertension can cause silent brain damage: Doctors share protection tips

Groundbreaking research reveals hypertension damages brain cells days before blood pressure rises, impacting blood vessels , neurons , and white matter . This preclinical study suggests early gene expression changes may precede cognitive decline , offering new ... View article...

Longevity expert ranks the 7 most effective science-backed ways to control blood sugar

Incorporating lentils into your diet can yield impressive benefits, while products like apple cider vinegar and cinnamon can contribute moderately. View article...

5 research-backed foods that may help lower your risk of colon cancer

Prevention of colon cancer through dietary intake has become an increasingly researched area of study, as more and more scientists recognize the ... View article...

Eating two kiwis a day and drinking mineral water can relieve constipation and boost digestion

Constipation affects many people, causing discomfort. New research highlights simple dietary solutions. Eating kiwis , rich in fibre, ... View article...

5 simple hacks to keep Diabetes at bay, as revealed by top cardiologist

Sugary drinks - sodas, fruit juices, and energy drinks , send blood sugar soaring quickly, and often adds the kgs . Removing them from the diet pulls down ... View article...

Why are millennials the new high risk group for diabetes

For this generation, born into the rapid rhythms of the digital age, the fight against a lifestyle, diet , and stress-related disease has become one of ... View article...

People who should avoid overeating almonds: Health conditions where caution is necessary

Those with kidney issues , high blood pressure on medication, digestive problems , acid reflux , or weight management goals should limit intake. High oxalate , fat, and calorie content can exacerbate conditions or interfere with treatments. Mindful consumption ... View article...

Workplace stress and rising diabetes risk among India's working-age adults

Physiologically, chronic stress keeps the body in a state of heightened alert, elevating cortisol and adrenaline , disrupting glucose metabolism, and favouring fat accumulation around the abdomen . Over time, this leads to insulin resistance and metabolic ... View article...