Health Wellness

International Stammering Awareness Day 2018: Theme, Background, the Significance of the Day Dedicated to the Speech Disorder

Move Over the ‘Summer Penis’, With the Weather Getting Chillier Here Comes the ‘Winter Penis’

How to Improve Your Mental Health? Try Cycling and Walking Through Natural Environments

Post-Break-Up Sex: Sleeping With Your Ex Does Not Affect Moving On Emotionally

World Osteoporosis Day 2018: How Does Pollution Affect Your Bone Health? Expert Lays Down Prevention Tips

Air pollution has been linked to an increase in the worsening of bone diseases and their symptoms.

Delhi Boy Injects Drug for Horses for Bodybuilding Lands in the Hospital

Some of the supplements are taken by youngsters highly unsupervised and in high doses, which under the pretext of giving temporary results, deteriorates the health of the person over time.

World Osteoporosis Day 2018: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment Options and Why This Bone Disease Affects Men and Women Differently

Till the age of 50-55 men is more at risk of developing these diseases.

World Osteoporosis Day 2018: What Is the Difference Between Arthritis and Osteoporosis? Why Are the Two Bone Diseases Confused with Each Other?

There are a few factors which are common in both these diseases which is why people usually get confused.

Delhi Half Marathon 2018: Health Risks of Running In Polluted Air and Precautions Marathoners Should Take

Exercising and running in a polluted environment can be harmful to health. Here's how you can stay safe.

Countries With Highest Life Expectancies: Spain and Japan Lead, India and Pakistan Fare Equally in 2040

India and Pakistan fare the same when it comes to life expectancy. By 2040, people in these countries may live up to 75 years of age.

Nutrition Is More Important For Bones Than Exercise Says Study

Exercising may not be as effective as nutrition if you want stronger bones says new study.

Kids with Autism 50 Per Cent More Likely to be Obese: Study

Children with developmental delays, including autism spectrum disorder (ASD), are up to 50 per cent more likely to be overweight or obese compared with the general population, a study says.