World Health Day 2020

World Diabetes Day 2023: It is crucial to take the necessary measures for diabetes management. Here are some expert tips you should consider:

The infection known as HIV targets the body's immune system, particularly the CD4 cells, which are white blood cells.

World Diabetes Day 2022: If your blood sugar level is greater than usual, you may have pre-diabetes. Here's a list of food items pre-diabetics should avoid to control the condition.

World Osteoporosis Day 2022: In this article, we list yoga asanas that have been proven to slow down the progression of osteoporosis.

These foods may help relieve your sore joints and may even prevent the worsening of arthritis.

World Diabetes Day 2022: In this article, we discuss yoga asanas that can be performed by diabetics safely.

World Mental Health Day 2022: In this article, we discuss how you can keep your mind calm and positive.

World Heart Day 2022: This article is aimed at empowering women in their 40s to lead a lifestyle free of heart diseases.

World Heart Day 2022: About 40% of those who experience a heart attack or cardiac arrest are under the age of 55.

World Heart Day 2022: It is important to do cardiac screening before indulging in any form of vigorous exercise program. Read on to understand other things to keep in mind.

World Heart Day 2022: In this article, we discuss yoga asanas that have been proven to improve the health of our hearts.

World No Tobacco Day 2022: World No Tobacco Day aims at spreading awareness on the ill-effects of tobacco consumption

World Kidney Day 2021: Here's all you need to know about the day, why it is important and diet tips to prevent kidney disease.

World Cancer Day 2021: According to the World Health Organisation, around 9.6 million people died because of cancer in 2018. Certain food items can lead to cancer over the long haul. Read here to know about them.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing the World Economic Forum's online Davos Agenda Summit, said India faced many challenges when coronavirus outbreak happened but it kept on moving ahead. "In just 12 days, we have inoculated more than 2.3 million of our health workers. In a few months, we will inoculate around 300 million senior citizens...

World Diabetes Day 2023: It is crucial to take the necessary measures for diabetes management. Here are some expert tips you should consider:

The infection known as HIV targets the body's immune system, particularly the CD4 cells, which are white blood cells.

World Diabetes Day 2022: If your blood sugar level is greater than usual, you may have pre-diabetes. Here's a list of food items pre-diabetics should avoid to control the condition.

World Osteoporosis Day 2022: In this article, we list yoga asanas that have been proven to slow down the progression of osteoporosis.

These foods may help relieve your sore joints and may even prevent the worsening of arthritis.

World Diabetes Day 2022: In this article, we discuss yoga asanas that can be performed by diabetics safely.

World Mental Health Day 2022: In this article, we discuss how you can keep your mind calm and positive.

World Heart Day 2022: This article is aimed at empowering women in their 40s to lead a lifestyle free of heart diseases.

World Heart Day 2022: About 40% of those who experience a heart attack or cardiac arrest are under the age of 55.

World Heart Day 2022: It is important to do cardiac screening before indulging in any form of vigorous exercise program. Read on to understand other things to keep in mind.

World Heart Day 2022: In this article, we discuss yoga asanas that have been proven to improve the health of our hearts.

World No Tobacco Day 2022: World No Tobacco Day aims at spreading awareness on the ill-effects of tobacco consumption

World Kidney Day 2021: Here's all you need to know about the day, why it is important and diet tips to prevent kidney disease.

World Cancer Day 2021: According to the World Health Organisation, around 9.6 million people died because of cancer in 2018. Certain food items can lead to cancer over the long haul. Read here to know about them.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing the World Economic Forum's online Davos Agenda Summit, said India faced many challenges when coronavirus outbreak happened but it kept on moving ahead. "In just 12 days, we have inoculated more than 2.3 million of our health workers. In a few months, we will inoculate around 300 million senior citizens...