Sakshi Srivastava - First Check

14
Oct

Are your daily habits fueling joint pain?

Sakshi Srivastava / 4 hours
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10 min read

Close to one in six Indians suffer from musculoskeletal and arthritis-related pains, according to a survey conducted under the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Community-Oriented Programme for the Control of Rheumatic Diseases (COPCORD). The survey stated that arthritis pains are the most common self-reported illness in Indian communities, surpassing diabetes and hypertension. The COPCORD survey, which tracked 56,548 […]

13
Oct

FACT CHECK: Do pillows have an expiry date? The HIDDEN health risks of dirty bedding

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 day
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7 min read

CLAIM: Pillows have an ‘expiry date,’ and if not replaced or cleaned regularly, they can cause acne, allergies, skin irritation, and even serious lung infections. FACT: Pillows can accumulate dust, dead skin, oils, fungi, and bacteria over time, potentially aggravating skin conditions and contributing to respiratory issues, especially in individuals with pre-existing lung problems. Regular […]

11
Oct

Two decades of service, yet ASHA workers’ demands remain unheard

Sakshi Srivastava / 3 days
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13 min read

Reeta Bhardwaj walks through the serpentine lanes of Sangam Vihar in New Delhi in her pink coat, a hardback register pressed to her side, pen ready for the day’s tally. She moves ahead—knocking, greeting, teasing a smile from toddlers, and reminding new mothers about vaccinations. Here, in South Delhi’s dense maze, she is more than […]

Mental health surpasses cancer as top global concern, including India

10
Oct

World Mental Health Day: How therapy helps many find answers

Sakshi Srivastava / 4 days
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7 min read

Adila Matra always unconsciously gravitated towards people who, like her, didn’t fully fit into the expected social moulds, which meant that her circle of friends were mostly neurodivergent (or so they seemed to her). “I never realised I was different because this felt normal… I get anxious in social situations. I was often told I […]

10
Oct

From ‘OCD’ to ‘Depressed’: How people misuse mental health terms in everyday conversation

Sakshi Srivastava / 4 days
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8 min read

In the age of Instagram stories, YouTube shorts, and everyday digital chatter, mental health terms have become part of casual conversations. You may have seen posts like, “My ADHD trait won’t let me focus on this guy,” or captions reading, “I’m so depressed with all these college deadlines,” or even jokes like, “You must have […]

09
Oct

Dehydration and stress: How not drinking enough water elevates your cortisol levels

Sakshi Srivastava / 5 days
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5 min read

In today’s fast-paced world, stress seems unavoidable. Deadlines at work, family responsibilities, and financial pressures take a toll on both mind and body. But one surprising factor may silently affect your stress levels—your water intake. A recent study highlights that not drinking enough water daily can make people biologically more stressed, increasing cortisol levels and potentially impacting […]

08
Oct

FACT CHECK: Is coconut oil silently damaging your scalp?

Sakshi Srivastava / 6 days
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4 min read

CLAIM: Excess coconut oil damages the scalp. FACT: Coconut oil is safe and beneficial as a conditioner when used in moderation, but experts suggest that excessive application can make the scalp sticky, attract dust and pollution, and even trigger irritation or folliculitis. An Instagram reel by fitness coach and influencer Priyank Mehta has sparked widespread […]

08
Oct

What’s on your plate? Study links Indian diet to diabetes and obesity

Sakshi Srivastava / 6 days
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8 min read

In a comprehensive nationwide study, the Indian Council of Medical Research-India Diabetes (ICMR-INDIAB) has unveiled concerning trends in the Indian diet that correlate with escalating rates of diabetes and obesity. The study, encompassing 1,21,077 adults across the country, highlights a significant dietary shift towards high carbohydrate consumption, particularly from low-quality sources, coupled with inadequate protein […]

08
Oct

Is your favourite canned drink a health hazard? What experts say about can contamination

Sakshi Srivastava / 6 days
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5 min read

You’ve probably cracked open a cold drink straight from a can on a hot day—that satisfying pssst sound, the fizz rushing up, and that first chilled sip hitting just right. It feels harmless, even refreshing. But what if that quick gulp is exposing you to more than just your favourite beverage? Recently, a viral reel by Dr Manan […]

07
Oct

Are escalator rails dirtier than public toilets? The SHOCKING truth about germs on your daily commute

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 week
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5 min read

If you use the metro for your daily commute or often rest your hand on elevator rails, you might want to pause for a moment. For, it could be dirtier than public toilets. A recent reel by Dr Dana Figura has sparked debate about how unhygienic these rails really are. Dr Figura claims to be a board-certified podiatric physician […]

06
Oct

FACT CHECK: Can soaking your feet in hot water cure migraines?

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 week
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5 min read

CLAIM: Soaking your feet in hot water can cure migraines. FACT: Soaking your feet in hot water may offer temporary relief for a mild migraine attack, but it does not cure or prevent migraines. Experts suggest using it only as a symptomatic measure alongside proper medical treatment and lifestyle management. If you suffer from migraines […]

06
Oct

We should not miss a beat to take care of our own heart health, says Dr Tarun Kumar

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 week
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6 min read

Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) have become one of India’s biggest health concerns, claiming thousands of lives every year and affecting people at increasingly younger ages. According to the World Health Organisation, CVDs account for nearly 27 per cent of all noncommunicable disease deaths in India and are responsible for 45 per cent of deaths among those […]

06
Oct

Katrina Kaif pregnant at 42: Doctor explains risks and realities of late-age pregnancies

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 week
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7 min read

Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal’s pregnancy announcement has taken social media by storm. At 42, Katrina’s news has reignited discussions around later-age motherhood, its risks, and possibilities. The conversation has also highlighted questions many women face today: when is the right age to have a child, what are the biological limitations, and how safe is […]

03
Oct

Is your old pressure cooker silently poisoning your food?

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 weeks
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6 min read

Ever wondered if the old cooker sitting in your kitchen is quietly harming your health? That’s the alarming claim made in a viral reel posted by Dr Manan Vora, an orthopedic surgeon with 556,000 followers on Instagram. The video has already garnered 236,000 views and over 10,000 shares. “Your old pressure cooker could be the […]

25
Sep

Are your plastic chopping boards leaching toxins and microplastics into your food?

Sakshi Srivastava / 3 weeks
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7 min read

Plastic chopping boards are a common fixture in most kitchens today, valued for their light weight, affordability, and easy availability. But a recent viral Instagram reel by dietician Bhawesh Gupta has warned they leach toxins and microplastics into our food. Gupta, who has 7.2 lakh followers on Instagram, appears in a reel warning viewers to […]

24
Sep

Can tongue scraping really prevent Alzheimer’s and heart disease?

Sakshi Srivastava / 3 weeks
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5 min read

An Instagram reel by author and speaker Dr Daniel Pompa has sparked widespread discussion online over claims that tongue scraping can prevent heart disease and Alzheimer’s disease. Pompa, who has 17 lakh followers on Instagram, demonstrates tongue scraping while claiming it boosts nitric oxide, lowers blood pressure, improves brain function, and prevents gum disease—allegedly reducing […]

23
Sep

Are cotton swabs dangerous for your ear health and eardrum?

Sakshi Srivastava / 3 weeks
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6 min read

CLAIM: Never clean your ears because earwax is essential for ear health, and the ears naturally clean themselves. FACT: Earwax naturally protects the ear and usually cleans itself. Experts suggest that routine cleaning is unnecessary, and using cotton swabs or other objects can push wax deeper or cause damage. When it comes to hygiene practices, […]

23
Sep

India’s alarming childhood obesity crisis: A looming global health threat

Sakshi Srivastava / 3 weeks
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8 min read

Obesity has emerged as one of the most pressing health challenges of our time. While fitness tips, videos, and quick solutions dominate our screens, it is essential to pause and confront the reality of where we truly stand. In India, this reality is particularly concerning: childhood obesity is rising at an alarming rate, threatening the […]

23
Sep

Can mindless scrolling shrink your brain?

Sakshi Srivastava / 3 weeks
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5 min read

CLAIM: Mindless scrolling is shrinking your brain. FACT: Experts say mindless scrolling can harm focus, memory, and mood, with some early studies suggesting possible thinning of the cerebral cortex and grey matter loss. But evidence is still limited, and more large-scale research is needed before confirming that it shrinks the brain. You’ve probably come across […]

22
Sep

Are your favourite sugary drinks secretly causing hair loss?

Sakshi Srivastava / 3 weeks
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6 min read

It’s a scorching summer afternoon, and you reach out for that chilled, fizzy, sugar-loaded drink. The can sweats in your hand, the first sip feels like relief, and the sweetness gives you a quick surge of energy. For many, these drinks are more than just beverages; they’re routine companions during long workdays or guilty pleasures […]

22
Sep

GST cut to 0% on health & life insurance: What it means and why coverage matters

Sakshi Srivastava / 3 weeks
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8 min read

In a major relief for health insurance policyholders, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council on Wednesday decided to exempt all individual life and health insurance premiums from tax. The revised rates will take effect from September 22, the first day of Navratri, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced after the 56th Council meeting. Currently, insurance […]

22
Sep

FACT CHECK: Is going to bed immediately after dinner harmful?

Sakshi Srivastava / 3 weeks
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6 min read

CLAIM: Going to bed immediately after dinner is harmful. FACT: Going to bed immediately after dinner can trigger indigestion, bloating, acidity, and disturbed sleep. Doctors advise finishing dinner earlier, walking for 10–20 minutes, and maintaining a 2–4 hour gap before bedtime for better digestion and sleep quality. The moment we return home, we’re busy planning […]

19
Sep

Fact Check: Are chia seeds dangerous if not consumed properly? What you need to know

Sakshi Srivastava / 4 weeks
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5 min read

CLAIM: Chia seeds can be dangerous if not consumed properly. FACT: Chia seeds are nutritious and beneficial, but if consumed dry or in large amounts, they can cause choking, digestive issues, or allergic reactions. Experts suggest soaking them before eating and limiting intake to 10–20 g per day to stay safe. We try to experiment with […]

18
Sep

WHO report: Tobacco use identified as major driver of child stunting globally

Sakshi Srivastava / 4 weeks
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8 min read

Every parent wants their child to grow healthy. From balanced nutrition to regular health check-ups, families take every step to ensure children reach their full potential. Yet, despite these efforts, a silent threat continues to undermine child growth—tobacco use. In a recent report, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has highlighted the alarming impact of tobacco […]

14
Sep

Fact Check: Can consuming white bread and packaged juices cause cancer?

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 month
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6 min read

CLAIM: Eating bread, especially white bread, and packaged juices (which contain adulterated mixtures and chemicals) causes cancer. FACT: There is no direct evidence that eating white bread or drinking packaged juices causes cancer. While they are not “poison,” experts suggest that regular consumption may increase the risk of cancer indirectly by contributing to nutritional deficiencies, […]

11
Sep

The pressure cooker effect: Student mental health under siege in India’s education system

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 month
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10 min read

At just 22, Arijit Gupta, a postgraduate student at Jamia Millia Islamia, navigates a world defined by endless assignments and tight deadlines. The constant pressure to excel has left him exhausted and mentally drained. “As a master’s student, work pressure is expected, but sometimes it gets too much and you are so overwhelmed that you lose track […]

08
Sep

Is there a specific time of day when heart attacks are most likely to occur?

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 month
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6 min read

India has been witnessing a worrying surge in heart-related cases, with incidents being reported not just among the elderly but also, shockingly among children and young adults. On July 16, 2025, a nine-year-old girl in Rajasthan’s Sikar collapsed at school and later died. Doctors reportedly concluded that she suffered a “heart attack.” Also, in Karnataka’s […]

08
Sep

Fact Check: Can longer toilet breaks lead to piles and infection risks?

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 month
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5 min read

CLAIM: Sitting for extended periods in a toilet can cause piles. FACT: Prolonged sitting on the toilet does increase pressure on rectal veins and can contribute to piles. Experts advise limiting toilet time to 2–3 minutes, avoiding straining, and skipping phone use to reduce both hemorrhoid and infection risks. An Instagram reel by fitness […]

05
Sep

Intermittent fasting: Is the popular diet trend harming your heart?

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 month
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7 min read

When Britain’s former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak casually revealed that he often begins his week with a 36-hour fast, it caught global attention. He wasn’t alone in promoting the practice. Hollywood celebrities, tech leaders, fitness influencers, and politicians across the world have spoken about how intermittent fasting has transformed their lives, often attributing it to […]

05
Sep

Fact Check: Is dark chocolate truly a medicine? Here’s what you need to know

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 month
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5 min read

CLAIM: Dark chocolate is a medicine. It gives us resilience, strength and also improves brain health. FACT: Eating dark chocolate (70% cocoa or above) in moderation may support heart, skin, and short-term brain health, but doctors warn it is not a medicine and overconsumption can cause risks due to high sugar, calories, caffeine, fat, and […]

04
Sep

Kangana Ranaut’s silver glass claim: Does it truly boost your immunity?

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 month
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5 min read

CLAIM: Drinking from silver glass boosts immunity. FACT: There is no scientific evidence that drinking water from a silver glass boosts immunity; an expert we spoke to suggests that while silver has some antimicrobial properties, long-term or excessive intake can be harmful. Boosting immunity is one of the most popular promises made by wellness hacks […]

02
Sep

Fact Check: Can colder office temperatures significantly reduce women’s productivity?

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 month
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5 min read

CLAIM: Women feel colder in air-conditioned rooms. FACT: Women do feel colder than men in air-conditioned rooms, largely due to lower metabolic rates, hormonal factors, and outdated temperature standards designed around men. Ever noticed how women in offices are often wrapped in shawls, sneaking out for a dose of warmth, or requesting colleagues to turn […]

02
Sep

Are viral DIY teeth whitening hacks safe for your smile?

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 month
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5 min read

We are all on the lookout for quick ways to whiten our teeth, scrolling endlessly through the internet for home hacks that promise instant shine. From kitchen ingredients to DIY pastes, these remedies often spark curiosity, and sometimes, controversy. In a viral post, actress Nia Sharma, who has 8.2 million followers on Instagram, attempted a […]

01
Sep

Is two pegs of alcohol good for your heart? Here’s what experts say

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 month
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5 min read

Alcohol has long carried mixed perceptions — often linked to health risks, yet casually justified in everyday conversations. A recent viral reel has once again put the spotlight on this controversy. In a viral video, posted by entrepreneur Abhishek Vvyas, who has 1.2 lakh followers on Instagram, Bollywood actor Govinda’s wife, Sunita Ahuja, opens up […]

01
Sep

What is Michael Clarke suffering from? The risks and dangers of skin cancer

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 month
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8 min read

Former Australia captain Michael Clarke, one of the country’s most decorated batters, is once again facing a difficult battle off the cricket field—skin cancer. The 43-year-old recently revealed on Instagram that he had another cancerous growth removed from his nose. Sharing a picture after the surgery, Clarke posted: “Skin cancer is real! Especially in Australia. […]

01
Sep

What is PCOS? The hidden struggle of one in five Indian women | Explainer

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 month
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9 min read

Simran Mudgal was 21 when she first began noticing unsettling changes in her body. Her periods grew irregular and painfully delayed, fatigue made even simple tasks exhausting, and coarse facial hair appeared along her chin and jawline. “I felt like there was a lot of imbalance in my body,” she recalls. In 2023, doctors finally […]

31
Aug

Is dancing during pregnancy safe? Debunking myths and expert guidelines

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 month
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5 min read

Earlier this year, the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, broke the internet when she shared a video of herself and her husband, Prince Harry, dancing while pregnant with their second child. The Duke and Duchess appeared to be recreating a TikTok Challenge in the video that has had over 7 crore views. However, it also […]

31
Aug

Is your phone destroying your brain? The shocking truth about attention span

Sakshi Srivastava / 1 month
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7 min read

In a classroom overlooking the valley in Dehradun, Archana S. Chhetri, a PGT-English teacher, has been noticing a worrying trend. Over the past few years, she has observed that the attention span of her students has sharply declined with the rise of social media. According to her, long hours spent on the internet and gaming […]

28
Aug

Can your anger lead to a heart attack?

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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4 min read

An Instagram reel by fitness coach and influencer Priyank Mehta has sparked widespread discussion online over claims that anger significantly raises the risk of a heart attack. Mehta, who has 976,000 followers on Instagram, cites a Harvard study and warns viewers about the dangers of frequent anger. The post has received over 10,700 likes, more […]

27
Aug

Does relocating vaccinated stray dogs truly worsen rabies outbreaks and public health?

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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4 min read

An Instagram reel by community feeder and animal welfare advocate Jananee (Instagram handle:@the_dog_lady_), who has 2,570 followers, has gone viral amid the growing debate over the Supreme Court’s recent order to relocate stray dogs to shelters. In the video, she argues that removing vaccinated and sterilized street dogs from their territories could dismantle herd immunity, […]

27
Aug

Are your lipsticks responsible for delayed periods and messed up hormone levels?

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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4 min read

For many women, this is a familiar scenario—you start your day with freshly applied lipstick, which disappears after a few hours. More often than not, you would have eaten some bits of it. Well, now social media posts claim that this is not just a fashion faux pas; it could also be harming your health. […]

27
Aug

FACT CHECK: Are cockroaches in coffee harmful to health?

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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6 min read

CLAIM: Cockroaches in coffee are harmful to health. FACT: Experts suggest that small traces of cockroach fragments in coffee are harmless for most people but may trigger reactions in those with cockroach or shellfish allergies. You must be sipping your daily cup of coffee while reading this. Mornings, evenings, homes, or office corners—coffee […]

26
Aug

Fact Check: Can eating sprouted potatoes be deadly? What you need to know

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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6 min read

CLAIM: Sprouted potato packed in a tiffin kills children. FACT: False. Eating one or two sprouted potatoes will not kill children; solanine poisoning is rare and only dangerous when large amounts of heavily sprouted or green potatoes are consumed. Potatoes are among the most commonly used vegetables in Indian households—be it in parathas, curries, or […]

25
Aug

Are your earphones stealing your hearing? This common daily habit could leave you permanently deaf!

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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7 min read

A makeup artist recently took to Instagram to share a terrifying experience that shook her confidence in something as ordinary as earphones. She revealed that during a long journey to Delhi, she had her wireless earphones on continuously for nearly eight hours. The following morning, she noticed some hearing loss in her left ear. At […]

25
Aug

Fact Check: Can consumption of makhana with milk cure hair loss?

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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3 min read

Hair fall is a common woe that many of us face, and we often turn to DIY remedies and home cures for quick fixes. The internet is filled with simple hacks, miracle cures, and kitchen remedies that can give you the tresses of your dreams. Now, an Instagram reel, posted by the handle globallifesaniya, offers […]

21
Aug

3 deadly ‘brain-eating amoeba’ cases reported in Kerala, what you need to know

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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5 min read

Kerala’s health department has sounded an alert in Kozhikode district after three back-to-back cases of the rare but deadly brain infection primary amoebic meningoencephalitis (PAM) were reported. One of the victims, a nine-year-old girl, died on August 14, while a three-month-old baby and another patient continue to battle for their lives. The health department is […]

20
Aug

Fact Check: Are asymmetric breasts a sign of cancer?

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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5 min read

Dr Tanaya Narendra, a doctor, sexual health educator, embryologist, and scientist popularly known as Dr Cuterus with 1.8 million followers on Instagram, in a recent post addressed a common concern: Is one breast being bigger than the other a cause for worry? Her answer—not always. She explained that if asymmetry has always been present, it […]

19
Aug

Myths debunked: Does wearing a bra at night cause cancer?

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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4 min read

An Instagram reel by fitness coach and influencer Priyank Mehta has sparked widespread discussion online, with claims that wearing a bra at night can cause breast cancer. In the video, Mehta warns women to “stop wearing bras at night” to avoid potential health risks. The reel, presented as a dialogue between Mehta and a woman, […]

19
Aug

Contact lens complications: What you need to know to protect your vision

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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8 min read

Television actor Jasmine Bhasin’s ordeal last year is a stark reminder that eye health should never be taken lightly. While in Delhi for work, she wore contact lenses despite feeling painful sensations in her eyes. Determined not to delay her commitments, she masked the discomfort with sunglasses. As the day progressed, her vision blurred until she […]

18
Aug

Fact Check: Is it safe to consume moringa daily?

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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4 min read

CLAIM: Moringa is safe to consume every day. FACT: Moringa offers multiple health benefits; however, nutritionist advises against its daily consumption without consulting a qualified expert first. You might have come across various reels, posts, and articles about the benefits of ‘moringa’- the drumstick and its leaves, or supplements or powders. This green leafy vegetable […]

15
Aug

Why are headaches rising among children and teenagers?

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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4 min read

Shriya Koul, a media student, was just 10 years old when she first experienced the strange, throbbing pain on one side of her head. Her mother and maternal grandfather had both suffered from migraines – and in 2018, Koul too was diagnosed with the condition. “It wasn’t as acute as theirs, but it was still […]

14
Aug

Do magnesium supplements work for sleep, anxiety, and period cramps?

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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4 min read

An Instagram reel by doctor and influencer Yokesh Arul has brought magnesium supplements into the limelight, with claims of transformative health benefits. In the video, Arul—who has over 1 million followers on the platform, shares his personal experience of taking magnesium for 21 days. “I took magnesium for 21 days and it literally changed my […]

13
Aug

World Organ Donation Day: India’s organ transplants hit a record high, yet thousands are still waiting; here’s why

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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6 min read

On August 2, Union Health Minister JP Nadda lauded India’s progress in the field of organ transplantation, marking a record-breaking year. “Due to the unwavering dedication of our transplant professionals, India achieved a remarkable milestone of performing over 18,900 organ transplants in 2024, the highest ever recorded in a single year. This is a significant […]

12
Aug

World Organ Donation Day: Here’s what you need to know

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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4 min read

India’s organ transplantation numbers have reached a record high, yet the need still far outweighs the supply. Speaking at the 15th Indian Organ Donation Day earlier this month, Union Health Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda announced that the country performed over 18,900 organ transplants in 2024 — the highest ever in a single year, and a […]

11
Aug

Soha Ali Khan’s latest health trend: Is chewing raw garlic on an empty stomach good for you?

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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4 min read

A viral Instagram video posted by Bollywood actress Soha Ali Khan has stirred a fresh health trend online—chewing raw garlic on an empty stomach for a myriad of supposed health benefits that range from boosting immunity and improving gut health to reducing inflammation. The reel, which has close to 70,000 likes and about 1 crore […]

07
Aug

World Breastfeeding Week is here, but have we checked on our mothers and the data?

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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7 min read

Shadia Hassan, a PhD scholar at IIT Delhi, gave birth to her first child, a beautiful, healthy boy, in November 2024. She recalls how the early months of motherhood were a delicate balance of science, emotion, and inherited advice. “I delivered my baby via C-section at Trident Hospital in Nehru Place, and initially, the doctors […]

06
Aug

Move over Google, AI is the new doctor in town!

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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6 min read

Who would have thought that for every minor inconvenience or health concern – be it a skin rash, a persistent cough, or a random ache—we’d be turning to ChatGPT for answers? In an era where artificial intelligence is at our fingertips, AI chatbots are fast becoming the new front line for health queries. Patients are […]

06
Aug

How microgreens have become the new superfood on your plate | Explained

Sakshi Srivastava / 2 months
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4 min read

They began as a chef’s secret weapon in the Californian fine-dining scene of the 1980s, prized for their vibrant colour, intense flavour, and delicate texture. However, over the past few decades, microgreens have evolved from garnish to a global phenomenon. According to a 2024 review published in Current Research in Food Science, the global microgreens […]

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