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Artificial Sweeteners May Accelerate Brain Aging by 1.6 Years, Study Warns of Hidden Risks

New study warns artificial sweeteners commonly found in diet soda and low-calorie foods may accelerate brain aging, especially in middle-aged adults and diabetics.

How Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome and Shift Work Are Wrecking Young Lives: Symptoms and Prevention Tips

A deep dive into how delayed sleep phase syndrome in teens and shift work disorder in adults disrupt sleep and affect mental health.

Study Finds Rising Breast Cancer Cases in Younger Women: Causes, Risks, and Early Warning Signs

Recent studies reveal a sharp increase in breast cancer cases among women under 50 with urgent calls for early detection and lifestyle changes.

Intermittent Fasting: Weight Loss Aid or Heart Risk? New Study Sparks Debate; What You Need To Know

A comprehensive long-term study reveals that extreme intermittent fasting with short eating windows may significantly raise heart disease mortality risk.

Kerala Battles Deadly Amoebic Brain Infection: 3 Dead, 42 Affected as Cases Surge, Health Advisory Issued

A rare amoebic brain infection has caused three deaths and 42 infections in Kerala in 2025, prompting urgent health measures and community concern.

Irish Man, 37, Relied on ChatGPT for Sore Throat Advice; Later Diagnosed With Stage-4 Cancer

Irish father’s reliance on ChatGPT’s medical advice delayed his life-saving cancer diagnosis, sparking urgent AI caution.

Mumbai Kabutarkhana Row: Pigeon Droppings Linked to Fatal Lung Disease, All You Need to Know

Mumbai’s historic pigeon feeding tradition faces bans and protests as doctors warn rising lung disease risks from droppings exposure.

39-Year-Old Cardiac Surgeon Dies of Heart Attack: CMC Vellore Doctor Explains Rising Heart Risks; Know Why

A young doctor’s sudden cardiac arrest highlights the urgent need to address burnout and health risks in the medical profession.

Bengaluru: 18-Year-Old Student Dies After Taking Hormonal Pills to Delay Period, Doctor Warns of Deadly Risks

An 18-year-old Bengaluru girl died of deep vein thrombosis after taking period delay pills without medical supervision for a puja.

U.S. Confirms First Human Case of Flesh-Eating Screwworm Parasite in Maryland: What It Is, Symptoms, and Treatment

The U.S. reports its first human infection by the parasitic New World screwworm linked to travel, with low risk to public health.

Bengaluru Sees Sharp Rise in Viral Flu Cases Amid Monsoon; Preventive Measures You Should Take

Bengaluru faces a rising number of severe flu cases this monsoon, with experts urging preventive care.

Watching Shorts, Reels Risks Brain Health, Reduces Focus and Memory, Experts Warn

Excessive short-form video consumption activates brain reward circuits similar to addictive substances, impairing cognitive health.

Brain-Eating Amoeba Kills 9-Year-Old in Kerala; 2 Critical: How It Spreads, Key Symptoms, and Prevention Tips

A rare and deadly brain-eating amoeba infection leads to a child’s death, prompting urgent public health warnings.

Paracetamol During Pregnancy May Pose Neurodevelopment Risks to newborn Babies: Study

Global study warns that common paracetamol use in pregnancy may slightly increase autism and ADHD risk in children.

At 29, Monika Choudhary Battles Stage 4 Colorectal Cancer Despite Healthy Diet and Active Lifestyle

Despite a strict clean eating regime, chronic stress and inactivity contributed to a young woman’s advanced colorectal cancer diagnosis, underscoring the need for holistic health awareness.

Mobile Phones in Pockets, Laptops on Laps Linked to Tenfold Rise in Male Infertility: Recent Study

A joint five-year study reveals that prolonged exposure to electromagnetic radiation and heat from gadgets near reproductive organs drastically damages sperm health, especially in men with certain genetic vulnerabilities.

World Breastfeeding Week 2025: The Science Behind Breast Milk’s Role in Gut Health and Baby’s Growth

This year’s campaign highlights breast milk’s essential impact on infant gut microbiomes and calls for sustainable breastfeeding support.

Drinking Diet Soda Every Day May Triple Risk of Stroke and Alzheimer’s, US Major Study Finds

A decade-long study suggests consuming diet sodas daily is strongly linked to higher risk of stroke and dementia, prompting experts to urge moderation.

Heatwaves Are Quietly Harming Your Brain: What You Need to Know to Stay Mentally Safe

As climate change fuels more intense heatwaves, emerging science reveals how extreme heat disrupts brain function, mental health, and vulnerable groups’ wellbeing.

Ultra‑Processed Foods Linked to 41% Higher Lung Cancer Risk, Regardless of Smoking: Study Finds

A large US study shows eating ultra-processed foods like processed meats and sugary drinks significantly raises lung cancer risk, even among non-smokers.

Mumbai Sees 500% Spike in Chikungunya, Dengue & Malaria; BMC Urges Public Action Amid Monsoon

Mumbai witnesses unprecedented increase in dengue, chikungunya, and malaria cases due to monsoon-driven mosquito breeding, intensifying public health challenges.

Denied Treatment At 5 Hospitals, 1-Year-Old Dies Of Dehydration in Uttarakhand

A one-year-old child’s death due to dehydration and delayed treatment after multiple hospital referrals sparks government inquiry.

On World Hepatitis Day WHO Declares Hepatitis D Carcinogenic and Urges Global Action Against Cancer

Hepatitis D joins hepatitis B and C as a confirmed cause of liver cancer, prompting urgent health actions.

India’s AI-Powered Ayush Innovations Spotlighted in WHO’s Landmark Traditional Medicine Brief

India leads globally by merging AI with Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani, and other traditional medicine for personalised, evidence-based healthcare.