Health Care Tips

The dietary experiments of Mahatma Gandhi reached a point wherein he stopped eating all spices and only consumed boiled or raw food. Read more: Gandhi Jayanti Special: What Did Mahatma Gandhi Like to Eat?

Hot chillies, wine and popcorn are some of the things that you should add to your daily diet to keep a check on heart disease, suggest experts. Read more: Route To Keep Your Heart Healthy

Breast-feeding not only protects babies from premature deaths and serious diseases but also mothers from breast cancer and heart attacks, among others, suggests a study. Read more: Breast-Feeding Protects Mothers From Cancer, Heart Attacks

Many Navratri foods are actually overtly rich and can be prepared in unhealthy ways. Our exclusive nutritionist-crafted 5-Day Menu is especially designed keeping all this in mind. Read more: Navratri 2016: 5 Surprisingly Delicious Menus to Feast On

Moderate alcohol consumption may change the structure of the heart in ways that increases the risk of atrial fibrillation leading to a stroke, a study suggests. Read more: Moderate Alcohol Consumption May Increase Risk Of Atrial Fibrillation

Men who indulge in smoking since their adolescence may put their future children at more than three times higher risk of an early-onset of asthma, a finding suggests. Read more: Fathers' Smoking May Up Asthma-Risk In Kids

We make Navratri 2016 fun for you, straight from 1st October 2016 to 10th October 2016. From old favourites to newer ones, indulge in a lot more than just the usual fare. Read more: Happy Navratri 2016: Make Fasting Fun with These 6 Unique Vrat Recipes

Twenty-four patients suffering from scrub typhus, a disease caused by the bite of an infected mite found in areas with heavy scrub vegetation, have died in Himachal Pradesh, an official said on... Read more: Scrub Typhus Claims 24 Lives In Himachal

In a comparison of fitness levels among children in 50 countries, the nations with the biggest internal income disparities tended to have the least fit youth. Read more: Child Fitness Gap Linked to Income Inequality

The health kick is part of a makeover for a company that made its fortune from sugary sodas and salty chips. Purchase, New York-based PepsiCo says shoppers are looking for new options -- and don't... Read more: PepsiCo's Health Kick Pays Off, With Hummus Fueling U.S. Growth

Navratri is the perfect time for an inward cleansing and discipline, both physical and mental. The nine day festival holds great significance. Read more: Happy Navratri 2016:The Significance of 9 Nights of Festivities

Navratri fasting and detox? It is not such a strange concept as it may seem. The nine nights Navratri is traditionally a time to fast, and pray. Here are expert ways to use this Navratri festival as... Read more: How to Detox This Navratri 2016: Tips From an Expert Nutritionist

The abdominal group of muscles is crucial for many bodily movements including your ability to lift things, hold a position and balance the entire body. Read more: Crunches Exercises: 5 Exciting Variations for Rock-Solid Abs

1st October 2016 marks the start of Sharad Navratri. Here are some easy tips to help you remain healthy while you fast. Read more: Navratri 2016: 10 Tips to Fast the Healthy Way

Navratri 2016: Eat small meals and do not starve yourself. This will help maintain blood glucose levels and prevent you from feeling low Read more: Navratri 2016: Recipes, Fasting Tips, Diet Plan and More

Sushant Singh Rajput's latest movie - M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story - is one of the most awaited movies of 2016. How does the actor manage to stay so fit and active? Read more: Sushant Singh Rajput's Workout Regime: Time to Pull Up!

Can having a few drinks help people with clinical depression feel better and behave normally? Yes, at least in terms of biochemistry. Researchers have found that alcohol produces the same neural and... Read more: Cheers! Your Evening Drink May Work As Anti-Depressant

Sedentary but fast-paced lifestyle is a leading cause for heart diseases in India, a survey conducted by Curofy, a doctors networking app, has revealed. Read more: Sedentary Lifestyle Leading Cause For Heart Disease In India

Nearly 66 per cent of Indian smokers see e-cigarettes as a "positive alternative" to tobacco products, a new survey said on Thursday. Read more: 66% Indian Smokers View E-Cigarettes as 'Positive Alternative'

"Exercise, nutrition, sleep and reducing stress are all important factors in reducing belly fat in particular and improving general health," Kahan says. Read more: To Fight Belly Fat, Prioritize Sleep

Heart disease has affected the young Indian population 10 years ahead of their Western counterparts particularly over the last three decades owing to sedentary lifestyles and lack of exercise, the... Read more: Heart Disease Fast Catching Up With Young Indians: Experts

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu today said his government would work to make the state "100 per cent mosquito-free" in the next two years. Read more: Andhra Pradesh Government Aims to Make State Mosquito-Free in 2 years

Widely used prescription and non-prescription painkillers are associated with an increased risk of hospital admission for heart failure, according to a study released Thursday. Read more: Painkillers Linked to Heart Failure: Study

Federal regulators have approved a first-of-a-kind "artificial pancreas," a device that can help some diabetes patients manage their disease by constantly monitoring their blood sugar and delivering... Read more: FDA Approves 'Artificial Pancreas' to Manage Diabetes

The first thing I learnt about Telangana food busted a big myth - the cuisine is not as spicy as Andhra Food. Read more: Telangana Food Versus Andhra Food: What's the Difference?

We've listed out five essential flours that should be a part of your regular cooking. Read more: Ditch Refined Flour (Maida): 5 Healthier Alternatives

Is it possible to be both obese and healthy? It's true that obesity has long been associated with cardiovascular disease, Type 2 diabetes and several forms of cancer, but a lingering question is the... Read more: Beyond BMI: The Other Health Markers You Should Be Watching

Fat makes your meals more palatable and helps you feel full, so it's no wonder the high-fat ketogenic diet is increasing in popularity. The diet has been trending for the past three years. Read more: Can Eating Fat Help You Lose Weight? Let's Look At The Ketogenic Diet

"The ball is in the media's court to celebrate fit bodies rather than thin ones, and to know the difference," Read more: Sonam Kapoor Busts the Myth About Actresses Looking Naturally Beautiful

Uber Technologies on Wednesday said it will launch a food-delivery service in Japan as it looks for new ways to enter a potentially massive market where its ride-hailing service has been blocked by... Read more: Uber Aims to Win Japan's Heart Through its Stomach

The death toll from dengue has crossed the 100 mark here and still the vector borne disease shows no signs of relenting in Uttar Pradesh. Read more: Dengue Deaths Touch 100 in Lucknow, More People Test Positive

Around 98 per cent Indians are not trained in basic life-saving technique of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) during sudden cardiac arrest, shows a survey conducted by Lybrate, an online doctor... Read more: 98% Indians Unaware of Life-Saving Technique During Heart Attack

Gone are the days when a pack of foundation was good enough to make your skin look flawless. With the introduction of BB, CC and DD creams, it has become easier to not only even your skin tone within... Read more: BB Cream Versus CC and DD Cream: Whats the Difference?

Cinnamon just not enhances taste but significantly contributes in improving health by cooling the body by up to two degrees, according to research. Read more: Cinnamon Helps to Cool Your Stomach

Brazil is betting Asia's rapidly growing middle class will help it capture one tenth of the global food market in five years by expanding its exports beyond soy, sugar and coffee. Read more: Brazil Eyes Asian Middle Class to Expand Food Exports

Indian variety of rice and pulses may soon be grown in Nigeria, a substantial importer of food grains, as it aims to make agriculture the biggest alternative to oil and gas business to diversify its... Read more: Indian Variety of Rice, Pulses May Soon be Grown in Nigeria

In a groundbreaking feat, a team of biomedical engineers has successfully implanted lab-grown artificial blood vessels. Read more: Lab-Grown Blood Vessels To Help Kids With Heart Defects

Increasing stomach fat -- also known as the "hidden fat" in abdomen -- can lead to worsening heart disease risk factors, according to a study. Read more: Belly Fat May Increase Risk Of Heart Diseases

Sustained financial hardship early in life may put youngsters at risk of developing worse cognitive functions as well as premature ageing, a study has found. Read more: Poverty Can Lead To Premature Ageing

In just a few weeks, we voters will make a very important decision, and the issues on which we base that decision have been the stuff of headlines for many months. Notably absent has been food. Read more: 8 Ways We Can Change Policy And Make Farming Smarter

Different types of seasonings from Asian countries will provide your cooking the distinctive edge that you've been looking for. Here are the 7 best Asian condiments! Read more: 7 Asian Condiments and Sauces For a Perfect Kick in Your Oriental Meals

Straight from celebrity fitness trainer Kunal Gir whos been training Ranbir for his new movie, here are some great tips for all those men who dream of having the perfect body. Read more: Happy Birthday Ranbir Kapoor: Get Into Shape with His Fitness Secrets

US researchers have identified a new biomarker which revealed that known and unknown exposure to second-hand smoke may lead to an increased risk of mortality in non-smokers. Read more: Unknown Exposure To Second-Hand Smoke May Cause Early Death

All is not well in cranberry country this harvesting season, the 200th anniversary of the world's first known commercial cultivation. Read more: Cranberries At 200: Market Changes, Drought Create A Crisis

So far Apple's HealthKit has mostly collected fitness data from its devices. In the future, if the company gets its way, the software will interpret that information, turning it into advice for users,... Read more: Apple Said To Expand HealthKit From Tracker To Diagnosis Tool

India is committed to adhering to international food safety standards, Union Health Minister J P Nadda today said, underlining the need for enhancing awareness about Codex, a collection of... Read more: India Committed To International Food Safety Standards: Nadda

Here are Alia Bhatt's diet and fitness secrets. We've also listed what Alia Bhatt loves to eat, her favourite workout, and everything you want to know about her mind blowing transformation. Read more: Alia Bhatt's Diet & Workout Regime: How is She So Effortlessly Beautiful?

Nine out of 10 people globally are breathing poor quality air, the World Health Organization said Tuesday, calling for dramatic action against pollution that is blamed for more than six million deaths... Read more: Over 90% Of World Breathing Bad Air: WHO

Uber is making a broad international push into meal delivery, with fresh hiring and aggressive marketing as it prepares to take on local rivals in dozens of countries. Read more: Uber Expanding Meal Deliveries In 24 Countries

Having a happy, smiling partner can keep you healthy and fit as you enter middle age and move towards the golden years, say researchers. Read more: Smiling Spouse Your Ticket To Healthier, Longer Life

Dehydrated fruit - and indeed flowers, veggies and meats - may be a "new" trend in the world of gastronomy, being used in the temples of modernist cooking. Read more: Using Dehydrated Fruits: Add a Burst of Flavour to Your Regular Cooking

The first three months of pregnancy, a time that parenting magazines and Hallmark cards often portray as magnificent and carefree, can actually be a wretched experience for many women. Read more: That Horrible Morning Sickness You're Having?

Keep these tips handy to manage your stress better and battle the woes of frequent traveling. Read more: Frequent Travellers? Expert Tips On How to Remain Fit On The Go

The potential health risks of these chemical ingredients are amplified by the fact that no one knows what happens when they are all combined into the chemical cocktail. Read more: Beware: 9 Dangerous Additives That May Be Lurking in The Food You Buy

A group of 40 investors managing $1.25 trillion in assets have launched a campaign to encourage 16 global food companies to change the way they source protein for their products to help to reduce... Read more: Investors Urge Food Companies To Shift From Meat to Plants

Country's food services industry is expected to touch USD 77 billion (about Rs 4,98,130 crore) by 2021, growing at an annual rate of 10 per cent, a recent report said. Read more: Food Services Industry Set to Reach $77 billion by 2021: Report

Although garlic is good for health, many people tend to stay away from it due to the stingy bad breath it produces. Now a new study has revealed that consuming raw apple, mint or lettuce right after... Read more: Eat Apple, Lettuce, Mint To Get Rid of Garlic Breath

Low and moderate levels of physical activity may significantly lower the risk of bacterial infection, a new study has found. Read more: Physical Activity May Lower Risk of Bacterial Infection

Prostate cancer which develops in the male reproductive gland poses no major threat to life if diagnosed and intervened at early stage, say health experts. Read more: Prostate Cancer Poses No Threat to Life If Detected Early: Experts

Noted molecular biologist Pushpa M. Bhargava on Saturday said the commercial cultivation of Genetically Modified (GM) mustard would be "disastrous" as it would eventually open the doors for... Read more: GM Mustard Would be Disastrous For India's Agricultural Independence'

The 21st edition of India International Seafood Show (IISS) will be organised in Goa in 2018, it was announced here on Sunday. Read more: Next India International Seafood Show to Be In Goa

Healthy city design and planning in densely populated countries like India can reduce growing epidemics, injuries and non-communicable (NCD) diseases such as heart disease, diabetes and cancer, finds... Read more: Healthy City Design Can Reduce Growth of Diseases

Marital break-up and divorce can cause physical ailments -- including eczema and muscle pain -- apart from emotional problems, suggests a new study. Read more: Marital Break-Up May Lead to Eczema, Muscle Pain

Fish oil which contains Omega-3 fatty acids helps to boost brain functions and acts as an anti-inflammatory within the body -- helping athletes and soldiers manage intense training better, finds a... Read more: Fish Oil Boosts Brain Functioning, Improves Mood

Bolstering the know how behind targeted cancer treatment, Indian scientists have offered a new rationale for combination drug therapy for ovarian and breast cancer, which they say can counter drug... Read more: Combo Therapy Against: Ovarian And Breast Cancer

If the old adage about too many cooks spoiling the broth is the rule, Sunday proved an exception with the international cooking competition-the centerpiece event of the Spice Route Culinary... Read more: Chefs From 15 Nations at Spice Route Culinary Festival

A new ice age is here. And it's making amazing promises of pain-free joints and sculpted abs. Cryotherapy - a freezing treatment turned piping-hot health trend - is being hyped by spas across the... Read more: The Hot Hype and Cold Reality of Cryotherapy

Think crispy French fries, generously slathered with a brown gravy and topped with melting cheese curd. Need we say more? Read more: 8 Yummy Canadian Dishes You Haven't Tried Yet

From the beef dishes of Kerala, the offal delicacies in Madurai to Coorg's famous Pork curry, we take you through some of South India's best known meat dishes. Read more: South Indian Non Vegetarian Cuisine: 7 Popular Dishes You Need to Try

Sauces may not always be the centre of focus when you serve a dish, but without it, various recipes are incomplete. We have put together a list of our 10 best sauce recipes. Read more: 10 Best Sauce Recipes

While my grandmothers wing woman always cooked the other dishes, she would take personal interest to make sure that the dal was nothing short of perfect. Read more: Experimenting with Cholar Dal in a Bengali Kitchen

Chef Manish Mehrotra is at the helm of the iconic Modern Indian Restaurant, Indian Accent. He gets candid with us in an engaging rapid fire. Read more: What Makes Indian Accent's Chef Manish Mehrotra Lose His Cool?

Here are some treats that you can make and keep so the girlie tea-party is more to do with gleeful banter than slogging in the kitchen. Read more: 3 Easy Teatime Snacks You Can Bake and Keep

The American whiskey journey began over two centuries before the demise of Frank Sinatra. The first ever tax imposed by George Washingtons government in free USA was a whiskey tax and it led to the... Read more: A Beginners Guide to American Whiskey (Bourbon)

The central government on Friday urged BRICS nations to help meet the supply-demand gap in pulses and edible oils in the country. Read more: Help Meet Demand for Pulses And Oilseeds, India Tells BRICS Nations

Through July, 32 new cases of AFM have been confirmed across the United States this year by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a sharp rise compared with last year, when just seven cases... Read more: A Mysterious Polio-Like Illness May Be Surging This Year

Why coat sirloin with anything besides salt and pepper, you might wonder? To help keep it moist and tender, for one thing. In such a quick-cooking recipe, the lean meat might become tough, or it might... Read more: Dinner in 20 Minutes: Shake 'n' Steak, Recipe

Choose from a range of grains, dry fruits or quick munchies - all tailor-made to suit your need this festive season. Read more: Happy Navratri: Stock Your Pantry with a Mix of Health and Flavour

Union Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh on Thursday said that country's foodgrain production is estimated to rise by nine per cent to an all-time high of 135.03 million tonnes in the 2016-17... Read more: Thanks to Monsoon, Foodgrain Production to Grow By 9 percent: Minister

These data, from the 2015 Rural Health Statistics (RHS), indicate how successive UP governments have neglected affordable, accessible and quality healthcare for the 200 million people Read more: As Population Rises, UP's Healthcare System Collapses

Is there an equivalent vegetarian taco filling, something just as easy and satisfying? I think I've found it: coarsely ground and heavily spiced walnuts. Read more: It's A Smart Substitution, And It's Nuts; Recipe

A global study on a range of health indicators released today has ranked India 143rd among 188 countries, citing various challenges, including mortality rates, malaria hygiene and air pollution. Read more: India Ranked 143 Among 188 Countries in Health Study

The India International Seafood Show commencing today will discuss the challenges and strategies for the Indian fishing industry which is on the road to achieving USD 10 billion exports by 2020. Read more: India International Seafood Show Commences Today In Vizag

It does not take very long to cook this dish. And yet, the pasanda is a deceptively simple dish. Read more: Pasanda: How to Master Kayasth Cuisine's Centrepiece Meat Dish

A beautifully baked fish makes for a simple and quick dinner. We've pulled out our best baked fish recipes that use few ingredients and fewer utensils to make a delicious meal. Read more: 10 Best Baked Fish Recipes

GM Mustard will have "serious" health and environmental impact, a farmers body today claimed and demanded a ban on the mustard hybrid. Read more: GM Mustard Will Have Serious Health & Environmental Impact

The firm said it had 490 tonnes of stock pending destruction and 60 tonnes was received from the market. Read more: Nestle Seeks Supreme Court's Nod to Destroy 550 Tonnes of Maggi Noodles

Imports have been encouraging so far and the total imports during the year may rise by 20 per cent to 13,500 tonnes. Read more: Olive Oil Imports Likely to Rise 20% in 2016-17

Zuckerberg predicted that by 2100 the average life expectancy would be beyond 100 years. Read more: Mark Zuckerberg, Priscilla Chan Aim to Tackle All Diseases

Smaller amounts of the other four microbial groups were found in participants, who were obese compared to children and teenagers of normal weight. Read more: Obese and Lean Children Have Different Gut Bacteria

A propagator of healthy food, Virat has spoken out against Junk food and its ill effects in many conversations. Read more: Virat Kohli: All That You Would Want to Know About the Indian Cricketer

Simply put, crunches is an indispensable tool that works towards a sculpted core. Read more: The Classic Belly-Fat Blasting Exercise: How to do Crunches?

Have a sweet tooth? Here are 5 different types of sugar you can pick up that are far better than regular refined sugar. Read more: The Sweet Dose: 5 Types of Sugar Far Better Than Table Sugar

The results were published in the journal Circulation: Cardiovascular Genetics. Read more: Smoking Impacts DNA Even 30 Years After Quitting

While you can use the iron on special occasions, if you like straight hair to be your daily look, you can resort to any one of these home remedies. Read more: How to Straighten Your Hair Naturally: 5 Home Remedies

If you can't get by your day without your steaming hot cuppa, then these tea cafes in Mumbai will help you get your perfect fix, along with offering some exquisite fare. Read more: 12 Best Tea Rooms in Mumbai: Move Over Coffee Shops!

For young adults on a long-term healthy diet and exercise program, tracking activity with a wearable device may not lead to additional weight loss, according to a new study. Read more: Wearable Activity Trackers May Not Boost Weight Loss

Loneliness is linked to poor physical and mental health, and a new study of more than 10,000 people has found that the risk for feeling lonely is at least partially due to genetics. Read more: Loneliness May Run In Families

Depression in early pregnancy more than doubles the risk of gestational diabetes, which, in turn, increases risk of postpartum depression six weeks after giving birth, says a study. Read more: How Depression Is Linked to Diabetes During Pregnancy

There has been a four-point decline in the Under 5 Mortality Rate (U5MR) during 2013-14, said Health Minister J.P. Nadda on Tuesday. Read more: Under-5 Child Mortality Rate Fell Four Points in 2014: Nadda

Researchers are in the process of developing a new gene therapy technique that could be used alongside chemotherapy to treat early-stage breast cancer tumours before they spread. Read more: New Gene Therapy May Check Spread of Breast Cancer

Infants who get a taste of eggs and peanuts starting when theyre as young as 4 months old may have a lower risk of developing allergies to those foods than babies who try them later, a research review... Read more: Giving Babies Eggs and Nuts Early May Avert Allergies

FMCG company Hindustan Unilever Ltd on Tuesday said it is already rolling out environment-friendly hydrocarbon refrigerants in India to help reduce hydrofluorocarbons (HFC) emissions. Read more: Hindustan Unilever Rolling Out Eco-Friendly Refrigerants

A total of 3.7 million people in India are suffering from Alzheimer's disease, the most common form of dementia, and related disorders, and the figure is likely to double by 2030, according to health... Read more: India Has 3.7 Million With Alzheimer's, Will Double By 2030: Experts

Individuals with binge-eating disorder (BED) may be at high risk of getting diagnosed with illnesses associated with the endocrine and circulatory systems, a study suggests. Read more: Binge Eating May Up Various Health Conditions

In a new study comparing a meditation retreat with just relaxing in the same locale, both options improved stress regulation, immune function and other cellular markers in the blood. Read more: Just Going on Vacation May Change Gene Activity

With the lingering summer warmth and the plethora of garden vegetables at the market, this shoulder season calls for something fresh and light for dinner. But the cooler nights and demanding daily... Read more: An End-of-Summer Soup; Recipe

Why would you need to buy the frozen preserved Fish Fingers when you can easily make them at home? Moreover, this snack can be cooked according to ones preference, as it can be baked in the oven,... Read more: 3 Ways To Cook Delicious Fish Fingers

Mexican rice is also widely referred to as Spanish rice. It is the star attraction of Mexican cuisine even though it's not the country's traditional dish. Read more: Mexican Rice Recipe: How to Make This Flavourful One-Pot Dish

With every repetition done, you'll work your arms, chest, legs, glutes, hamstrings and abs. Read more: How to Do Burpees: Why is it an Essential in Your Fitness Plan

The talk went on to touch upon areas like the importance of gut microbes and eating wholesome, balanced meals. Read more: "I Have Been Craving Karela": Kareena Kapoor's Pregnancy Diet

In California's Central Valley, where verdant fields of fruit and vegetables unfurl under sunny skies, the water that feeds them -- and flows into taps across the region -- contains a toxic and silent... Read more: California's Central Valley Has Nitrate Poison Water

Amid speculation over the fate of genetically modified crops, India's Environment Ministry on Monday said that a regulatory framework supported by several guidlines is there to ensure biosafety of all... Read more: Environment Ministry: Ensure Biosafety of All Types of GEO

Swine flu, dengue and other seasonal diseases have claimed over 60 lives in different parts of Rajasthan even as authorities claim the situation is under control. Read more: 60 Deaths Due to Seasonal Diseases This Year in Rajasthan

In a first, a green body today launched an online interactive tool aimed at helping users to improve their food and dietary habits by generating a personal diet report based on their consumption... Read more: Online Tool to Help you with Your Dietary Habits

The mental or psychological benefits are visible on the outset but what very few people are aware of is its physical benefits. Read more: 10 Surprising Health Benefits of Laughter

Excessive use of internet may significantly increase the risk of mental health problems such as depression and anxiety, especially among college-going students, a study has found. Read more: Internet Addiction May Risk Up Depression And Anxiety

A cup of masala chai is the best thing to come home to. Try this fool proof recipe and impress your friends and family. Read more: How to Make Masala Chai: A Fool Proof Recipe

Nutmeg benefits are aplenty. This exotic spice is packed with essential nutrients, which are beneficial for health and beauty. Read more: 7 Incredible Nutmeg Benefits: From Inducing Sleep to Relieving Pain

Experts say that although there is no preventive measure to escape Alzheimer's, being socially active and adopting a healthy lifestyle early can delay its outset, maybe even stop it altogether. Read more: Being Socially Active Early on Can Keep Alzheimer's at Bay

The opposition governor of Venezuela's second-largest state, Henrique Capriles, declared an emergency Monday over a lack of food for public schools, blaming the socialist government's "misguided"... Read more: Venezuela State Declares Food Emergency at Schools

A global health body today underlined the need for spreading awareness about sepsis, saying it kills more people than breast or prostrate cancer combined and awareness about it in the country is... Read more: Awareness About Sepsis In India Quite Low: Study

Sleep irregularities may be tied to a variety of health problems, such as diabetes and obesity, that can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease, a leading U.S. doctors group says. Read more: Too Little Sleep, Or Too Much, Linked to Risk of Heart Disease

Tai Chi makes you more aware of your body and the various senses. Read more: Meditation in Motion: Tai Chi Benefits and Why You Should Give it a Try

Individuals suffering from bipolar disorder or depression treated with a hormone best known to boost performance in sportspersons may also improve their cognitive functioning, a study has found. Read more: Performance Boosting Hormone May Help With Mental Disorders

The Union Food Ministry has strongly favoured the slashing of duty on wheat imports to at least 15 per cent from the existing 25 per cent in order to boost domestic availability of the food grain. Read more: Food Ministry Favours Slashing Import Duty On Wheat

According to a survey by the market research firm Mintel, "44 percent of craft beer drinkers say it is a source of pride to try as many different kinds of beer as they can." Millennials, particularly,... Read more: In The Hunt for The Next Hot Beer

Soaring rates of population growth and ageing have long been seen as portending a global explosion of Alzheimer's, the debilitating disease that robs older people of their memory and independence. But... Read more: Alzheimer's Stemmed But Not Stopped, Say Experts

Prostate cancer -- the second most common cancer among the residents of Delhi, Thiruvananthapuram, Kolkata and Pune -- is increasing at the rate of 2.5 per cent per year, health experts said on... Read more: Prostate Cancer Rising by 2.5 % a Year in India: Experts

The pulao is, of course, one of the oldest dishes that seem to have existed through large parts of the world, particularly in central Asia. So, is it possible that the rice-based dish traveled from... Read more: What is The Difference Between Pulao (Pilaf) and Biryani?

A new study has found evidence that health becomes endangered when ageing cells lose control of rogue elements of DNA called transposons. Read more: How Rogue Elements of DNA Endanger Our Health