Cold Showers: The Natural Way to Improve Your Hair and Skin Health
Uncover the transformative advantages of incorporating cold showers into your daily routine for better hair and skin health In the realm of daily shower rituals,...
Cancer: A Growing Menace in Kashmir
Cancer Cases on the Rise in Kashmir: A Growing Health Concern Kashmir, a region renowned for its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, is now...
Kashmiri Children’s Speech Development Impacted by Excessive Screen Time
In what serves as a poignant wake-up call to parents, medical professionals are shedding light on a concerning issue that is becoming increasingly prevalent –...
Kashmir Cardiologist: Early Detection and Lifestyle Changes Key to Preventing Heart Disease
Smoking, diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol levels (especially LDL), a family history of heart problems, stress, and unhealthy lifestyle choices are the main contributing...
Fatty liver may increase risk of personality disorders by threefold: Study
Link Between Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) and Personality Disorders Revealed in New Study A recent study conducted by scientists at the University of Birmingham...
Soaked almonds vs soaked walnuts: A comparison of their health benefits
While almonds are heart-healthy, walnuts are great for brain health. Both of these superfoods are widely recommended by nutritionists. Which is healthier? Our food habits...
Early Detection key to beating the three most Undetectable Cancers
Cancer is a group of diseases that involve uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells anywhere in the body. Cancer cells are different from normal cells in...
Nipah Virus: Symptoms, Causes, and Prevention
The deadly Nipah virus has broken out again in Kerala. The rare virus is transmitted by fruit bats, and those who fall ill have a...
Smoking and Drinking Can Harm Male Fertility: Tips to Improve Sperm Quality
Health experts reveal the impact of smoking and drinking on male fertility, when should one stop smoking in order to conceive and tips to improve...
Sleeping late could increase your risk of diabetes by nearly 20%
Being a night owl and having an evening chronotype increases the risk of diabetes by 19% compared to being an early riser, according to research....