Health
Preservatives Possibly Linked to Cancer and Diabetes
Eating some common food preservatives may be linked to a slightly higher risk of developing cancer and diabetes, according to… Read More
Weight-Loss Medication Effects Are Temporary, Study Finds
A large study has found that the benefits of weight-loss medications disappear within two years if patients stop taking them.… Read More
Toxic Almont-Kid Batch Pulled from Market
The Telangana Drug Control Administration (DCA) on Saturday, January 10, 2026, issued a stop-use notice for a batch of Almont-Kid… Read More
Single Binge Drinking Can Damage Your Gut
New research shows that even one session of heavy drinking—about four drinks for women or five drinks for men in… Read More
Yoga halves opioid withdrawal time, finds NIMHANS study
A randomised clinical trial conducted by researchers at NIMHANS has found that adding a short yoga program to the usual… Read More
WHO Scientist Says Virus Origin Still Unclear
The origin of the SARS‑CoV‑2 virus is still not fully known, although several theories exist. One possibility is that the… Read More
CDSCO Issues Guidelines to Simplify Drug Offences
The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has released new guidelines and standard operating procedures (SOPs) to make compliance easier… Read More
Moderately Severe Flu Season Strikes U.S. Population
Seasonal influenza (flu) activity in the United States stayed high and even increased in the last week of December, according… Read More
Skipping Breakfast Can Harm Health and Metabolism
Breakfast is called the most important meal of the day, and for good reason. A healthy breakfast gives you energy,… Read More
US Ends Mandatory Vaccines for Children, Experts Warn
On Monday, January 5, 2026, the United States officially ended its long-standing rule that required all children to get vaccines… Read More