Experts share tips for protection from Diwali pollution
[ad_1] New Delhi, The festival of lights fills homes with joy, colour and celebration, but it also brings an unwelcome guest called pollution. Experts share tips for protection from Diwali pollution The combination of firecracker smoke, increased particulate matter and changing weather leads to a surge in respiratory issues, skin irritation, and fatigue. Experts across the wellness and nutrition space
Dentist says beware of kaju katli and hard candies during Diwali, shares 7 tips to enjoy sweets without harming teeth
[ad_1] Diwali is a lively celebration of lights, joy, and delicious sweets. However, while enjoying the fun, we should also think about how sweet indulgences today can affect our dental health tomorrow! If you’ve ever felt pain after eating treats like motichoor laddoos or gulab jamuns, take it as a sign to pay more attention to your teeth. How to
Mumbai orthopaedic surgeon reveals 8 habits that are quietly damaging your organs: ‘Heavy late-night meals burden the…’
[ad_1] Updated on: Oct 18, 2025 01:59 pm IST Daily habits – from rubbing your eyes to listening to loud music – can quietly damage your health. Dr Vora lists 8 habits that are detrimental to your organs. Even the most harmless-seeming daily routines can take a quiet toll on your body over time. From the way you sit at
Fitness coach shares 4 simple nutrition hacks for Indians to lose weight and stay healthy: ‘If you want to lose weight…’
[ad_1] Healthy eating doesn’t have to mean bland food or restrictive diets, especially for those who grew up on rich, flavourful Indian meals. The secret lies in mindful tweaks and smarter nutrition choices that align with your body’s needs. Check out Raj Ganpath’s simple rules for healthy eating and weight loss. (Representative Image: Unsplash) Fitness coach Raj Ganpath shares in
Entrepreneur who once weighed 200 kgs says he lost 40 kgs in 3 months with 1000 calorie diet, zero sugar and no carbs
[ad_1] Imagine being able to buy yourself a Porsche 911 Turbo, but not being able to fit in the driver’s seat. That became one of the two turning points in the life of Indian-origin entrepreneur Jas Mathur, who weighed over 200 kgs and had a 68-inch waist at the age of 22. He took his weight loss transformation as a
Pulmonologist reveals if masks really protect you from pollution: ‘Replace regularly if you’re exposed to…’
[ad_1] Come winter, pollution levels in India rise. During this time, it is recommended to avoid going outdoors, use air purifiers indoors, and refrain from exercising outdoors. Some experts also suggest wearing face masks when stepping outside to safeguard oneself from pollutants in the air. According to the pulmonologist, N95 or KN95 masks are most effective. (Freepik) Also Read |
AIIMS-trained gastroenterologist says ‘air frying does not make your food automatically healthy’; debunks 7 myths
[ad_1] Air fryers have become a staple in modern kitchens, often hailed as the ultimate healthy cooking alternative. Many people believe that simply switching from deep-frying to air frying automatically makes their meals guilt-free. However, it’s not the gadget but how you use it that determines how healthy your food actually is. From the choice of oil to the kind
FSSAI bans use of ‘ORS’ on food products, withdraws earlier orders allowing term with disclaimers, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has directed all food business operators to immediately stop using the word ‘ORS’ (Oral Rehydration Solution) in their labelling and advertisements, calling such practices misleading to consumers. In its October 14 order, the food safety regulator clarified that the use of the term “ORS” in trademarked names or
Russian cardiologist reveals whether cold showers cause strokes and heart disease: ‘Early mornings are when…’
[ad_1] Cold showers have gained popularity in the past few years for their several health benefits. From improved circulation to improving skin’s appearance, and increased focus and mental clarity, these are a few popular advantages of taking a cold shower. Early morning hours are when blood pressure and clotting activity naturally rise, which is why strokes and heart attacks are
Under-eye patches: How to use this celebrity-favourite quick fix to reduce dark circles and puffy eyes
[ad_1] Dealing with under-eye skin concerns like dark circles, puffiness, pigmentation, or fine lines? Choosing the right under-eye patch can make a visible difference, but knowing how to use it correctly is just as important. Appropriate application ensures that your skin gets the complete benefit of its nourishing ingredients. In the guide below, let us tell you the right way
Pune orthopaedic surgeon suggests 4 low-impact activities for good joint health
[ad_1] Updated on: Oct 18, 2025 09:59 am IST People with arthritis benefit from gentle exercises. Check these expert-approved movements that promote flexibility. Joint health should not be neglected, as it may lead to arthritis over time. Your daily activities play a major role in maintaining joint health and, in turn, determining the likelihood of developing arthritis. Now, those who
Fortis Vasant Kunj gastroenterologist warns how overindulging in sweets speeds your ageing, causes wrinkles
[ad_1] Overindulging in sweets this festive season satisfies your dessert cravings. However, it is also responsible for weight gain and blood sugar spikes. But the repercussions may not be limited to just that. Did you know that overeating sweets can also contribute to premature ageing and wrinkles? Sweets may satisfy cravings, but also contribute to ageing and health risks. (Freepik)
California mpox cases raise concerns. But health officials say the risk remains low, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New York: Two Californians diagnosed with mpox may be the first U.S. cases resulting from the local spread of a different version of the virus, health officials said. The Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services this week confirmed the first case through testing at a state lab. Los Angeles County health officials on Thursday reported a second,
Insurance Payments Surge by 35% YoY After GST Exemption on Health Policies, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: The festive season, coupled with the government’s recent decision to make health insurance GST-free, has provided a strong boost to India’s insurance market. According to an analysis by Policybazaar, insurance payments between September 22 and October 14 grew 14 per cent week-on-week and 35 per cent year-on-year, driven by festive spending and consumer preference for flexible and
Health hazards of using green crackers, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi [India], October 17 (ANI): Reacting to the SC decision to permit green crackers in Delhi-NCR, Apollo Hospital’s Senior Consultant in Internal Medicine, Dr S. Chatterjee, points out that although pollution is 30% less than that of traditional crackers, increased air pollution levels continue to pose health hazards, particularly for patients with respiratory diseases. Speaking to on Thursday,
IGMC Shimla to Introduce Robotic Surgery Facility: Himachal Pradesh CM, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Shimla: Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Thursday said that the Indira Gandhi Medical College (IGMC) in Shimla will soon have a robotic surgery facility, following similar installations at the Super Specialty Hospital in Chamiana and the Dr Rajendra Prasad Government Medical College and Hospital in Tanda. Chairing a meeting of the Health Department on Wednesday evening, Sukhu said
Tamil Nadu Health Minister Subramanian reveals flaws in certifications leading to illegal kidney racket, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Chennai: Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian on Thursday cited inquiries by a senior state official-led panel and said flawed certifications and misuse of legal technicalities were among the reasons behind the illegal kidney transplantation racket in the state. The minister underscored the swift action of the state government, including cancellation of licences of two hospitals, to conduct organ
To handle Diwali rush, Safdarjung Hospital expands its burns OPD, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: With Diwali round the corner and a surge in burn injuries feared, Safdarjung Hospital has expanded its burns OPD and emergency facilities. The new OPD block, inaugurated on Monday, brings all burn-related treatment — from emergency care to rehabilitation — under one roof. Last year, Safdarjung treated over 200 firecracker-related injuries during the Diwali period, apart from
Special Teams Formed to Monitor Drug Firms in Tamil Nadu: Minister Subramanian, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Chennai: Tamil Nadu has formed special teams to continuously monitor drug manufacturers, with inspections conducted at nearly 50 of the total 397 pharmaceutical firms in the state, Minister for Health and Family Welfare Ma Subramanian said on Friday. Speaking in the assembly, Subramanian said the government is inspecting all the pharmaceutical firms in the state following the deaths of
Maharashtra government establishes ‘war room’ to integrate health schemes and prevent double benefits, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Mumbai: The Maharashtra government has decided to establish a special ‘war room‘ to integrate health schemes of the Centre and the state in order to prevent individuals from availing double benefits. The ‘war room’ committee will be headed by the Chief Executive Officer of the Maharashtra Institution for Transformation (MITRA) and former IAS officer Praveen Pardeshi. The 12-member committee
Gujarat leads TB elimination efforts with groundbreaking Nikshay Mitra initiative, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Dwarka: Gujarat is stepping up its fight against tuberculosis (TB) with renewed determination, turning what was once a major public health crisis into a story of hope and progress. In Gir Somnath district, the TB elimination program under the Nikshay Mitra initiative has achieved a remarkable milestone, 100 percent coverage for all registered patients. Through coordinated efforts by local
Physical therapist reveals 5 things women over 40 need to do for good health: ‘Lift three times a week for…’
[ad_1] As a woman nears her menopausal age, changes in hormones start to take effect. This impacts the body’s functions and organs. To better handle this major change, which is a very big reproductive milestone, women need to gear up and prepare. Adopting certain habits after hitting the age of 40 helps the body stay strong and flexible during the
Exam anxiety and students’ mental health
[ad_1] For millions of students across India, the word “exam” instantly triggers a mix of emotions — nervousness, restlessness, even fear. In classrooms, coaching centres and homes, anxiety levels tend to rise as exam dates inch closer. Parents notice familiar symptoms: Stomach aches, headaches, loss of sleep, irritability or sudden silence. Teachers, too, find once-confident students turning unsure of themselves.
Over 9.19 crore hospital admissions under Ayushman Bharat since 2018, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: Over 9.19 crore hospital admissions for treatment worth Rs 1,29,386 crore have been facilitated under the Ayushman Bharat health insurance scheme since its inception in 2018, with dialysis being the topmost availed procedure, official data showed. According to the National Health Authority‘s (NHA) annual report 2024-25, over 40.45 crore Ayushman cards were issued till March 31, covering
Govt Ordered to Pay 2L Compensation, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Raipur: The Chhattisgarh high court has ordered the state govt to pay Rs 2 lakh as compensation to the parents of a newborn after Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar Memorial Hospital in Raipur allegedly disclosed the mother’s HIV-positive status through a public notice displayed near the baby. Taking suo motu cognisance of the incident, a Division Bench comprising Chief Justice Ramesh