Ambika Singh Kahma
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Actor Divyenndu On Men's Mental Health: 'If Someone Opens Up, Don't Mock Them. Listen'
The goal is not to teach men to become stronger at carrying the weight. It is to create a world where being strong also means knowing that you do not have to carry it alone.
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Can You Water Fast During Navratri? Experts Explain The Science, Risks And How To Fast Wisely
I met Vesna P. Jacob and discovered her extraordinary fasting routine. From autophagy to breaking a fast correctly, here is what experts want you to know before you give fasting a try this Navratri.
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WHO's New Childhood Obesity Guidelines: What Indian Parents Need To Know
According to WHO, Overweight and obese children are more likely to stay obese into adulthood and to develop noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) like diabetes and cardiovascular diseases at a younger age.
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Why Women Bear The Brunt Of Autoimmune Diseases
There are more than 80 known autoimmune diseases, including lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, psoriasis, Hashimoto's thyroiditis and Sjogren's syndrome.
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Endometriosis Is Not 'Just Bad Period Pain': Why Normalising Women's Pain Should Stop
Periods are a normal part of life. Living with debilitating pain every month should not be.
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Blog | From Swachh To Swasth: 13 Years Of A Campaign, And People Who Make It Matter
A clean India meant a healthy India, and a healthy India meant a stronger, more productive and more prosperous country.
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India's Heart Story: Why It's Time To Think Prevention For The Nation
ndia is not only treating its own patients with increasingly sophisticated medical care, it is also attracting patients from other parts of the world.
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Rabies Gives No Second Chance, But It Can Be Prevented
Rabies is fatal once symptoms appear, but immediate 15-minute wound washing, proper post-exposure treatment, and animal vaccination prevent it.
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Why The Future Of Heart Care Is About Prevention, Not Procedures
With advances in non-invasive imaging and risk assessment, doctors are increasingly able to identify heart disease before it becomes a crisis
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Climate Change: Dengue And Flu Are No Longer Just Seasonal Threats In India
As weather patterns shift, so do the organisms that thrive in these environments, including mosquitoes, viruses, bacteria and fungi
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Different Bodies, Different Journeys: Why Women's Health Needs Its Own Lens
Women's health isn't simply a longer version of men's health. It is different, complex and constantly evolving
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Metformin vs Injectables: India's New Diabetes Dilemma
On NDTV Lifeline this week, we're looking at one of the biggest debates in modern medicine - the future of diabetes care in India.
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Men's Health: Why Silence And Hustle Culture Are Costing Lives
In the next episode of NDTV Lifeline, we dive deep into why men's health matters and how silence is the most dangerous symptom of all.
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NDTV Lifeline: Why Millions Of Indians Sleep Every Night, But Never Rest
NDTV Lifeline's first episode gives India a wake-up call to recognise sleep apnea as a critical public health issue
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What Can International Students Do To Adapt To Pause On Student Visas
The US still offers a powerful mix of academic excellence and work pathways, but countries like Germany, Ireland, and the UAE are gaining edge with friendlier, more predictable policies.
