Festivals in India usually come in the way of our fitness regime and and healthy food programme. Holi is one of those festivals, that offers an endless array of delicacies from all around the country. The festival spirit cannot be crushed by avoiding gujjiya or mithai. Meanwhile, healthy choices are replacing junk foods, so you can relish all the good things without forgetting to embrace your body. ....

Chinese and British scientists found that animals living in temperate conditions may have longer lifespans, which may be a clue to people's efforts for longevity. ....

While bad lifestyle choices are usually blamed for the poor dental health, it turns out that genes may also have a role to play in the oral health. ....

Parikshit Singh, who is a physician in New York and the author of 'Sri Aurobindo and the Literary Renaissance of India' is speaking at the Jaipur Literature Festival. ....

Glaucoma is a public health issue of major concern globally as it is the second leading cause of vision loss after cataract, said Dr Virat, eye specialist at Lok Nayak Jayaprakash Hospital, on Saturday. ....

Long-term use of over-the-counter painkillers is leading to kidney damage among people, doctors here have warned ahead of World Kidney Day. ....

Raise a Toast to Celebrate International Women's Day at a leading restaurant in your city. Why not raise a toast to your girlfriends and yourself for coming this far. Check out these listings for the best deals: ....

When you are youthful from within, it shows from the outside as well, through your skin, body and hair. Hair that is healthy and shiny is a manifestation of good overall health as well as youthfulness. However, some of us often tend to battle premature graying. We are told it's hormonal and all attempts to prevent it would be futile? Is it really so? The answer is definitely not. There are a lot many ways with which we can treat or nourish our strands and scalp so that premature graying is prevented. ....

Just a glass of wine or even a pint of beer a day carries significant risk as it can cause changes to the brain equivalent to ageing two years, researchers have found. ....

Severe Covid-19 in pregnancy may increase the risk of pre-labour caesarean birth, a very or extreme preterm birth, stillborn birth, and the need for admission to a neonatal unit, finds a new study. ....