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NewsDesk7 Health | December 13, 2025: Black coffee is often associated with caffeine and an energy boost, but a neurosurgeon with more than three decades of experience has highlighted another reason people may want to consider drinking it without added milk or sugar.
NewsDesk7 Health | New Delhi: Regular physical activity could play a major role in lowering the risk of heart disease and other chronic conditions, according to U.S.-based cardiologist Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj. In comments reported by The Times of India, Bhojraj described movement as one of the most powerful lifestyle tools for healthier ageing and reducing chronic-disease risk.
New Delhi, September 17, 2026: Some medicines that are commonly used for pain, colds, attention disorders, diabetes and cancer treatment can have cardiovascular side effects in certain people, particularly when used at higher doses, for long periods or in people with existing heart conditions.
Applying a few drops of oil around the navel is a traditional wellness practice that has gained renewed popularity on social media. Coconut, sesame, almond, castor and olive oils are among those commonly recommended for navel oiling.
New Delhi, September 5, 2026: There is no drink that can literally “clean” or unclog blocked arteries. However, choosing healthier beverages can support blood pressure, cholesterol management and overall cardiovascular health, especially when they replace sugary drinks. The American Heart Association recommends limiting added sugars in beverages and choosing minimally processed, heart-healthy options.
New Delhi, September 5, 2026: Quitting smoking can be difficult because nicotine dependence often triggers repeated cravings, particularly during the early stages of quitting. While no food can eliminate nicotine cravings on its own, some foods may help people manage the urge to smoke by providing satisfying tastes, keeping the mouth occupied and supporting healthier eating habits. Research has also found associations between fruit and dairy intake and lower smoking cravings.
New Delhi: Alcohol is widely recognised as a major cause of liver disease, but it is not the only substance that can put the liver at risk. Some common medicines, bodybuilding products and herbal or dietary supplements can also cause drug-induced liver injury (DILI), particularly when taken in excessive doses, for prolonged periods or without medical supervision.
Singapore’s Central Narcotics Bureau and the pharmaceutical firm Pharmexil have inked a memorandum of understanding to promote lawful drug exports and enhance regulatory collaboration, a move aimed at tightening the supply chain and reducing the risk of diversion.
The Indian government has announced an expanded rollout of the National Animal Disease Control Programme (NADCP), aiming to intensify vaccination drives, strengthen surveillance, and improve compensation mechanisms for farmers across the country.