Indian scientists make Ayurvedic drug to cure dengue
Indian scientists have formulated an Ayurvedic drug to cure dengue, claimed to be the first in the world, and the medicine is likely to...
Londoners are encouraged to use NHS 111 service to avoid unnecessary A&E visits
It is estimated that 768,404 Londoners go to A&E each year who could have been helped by NHS 111
Londoners are being urged to avoid unnecessary...
Amitabh Bachchan honoured by US Embassy for TB awareness
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan has been honoured by the US Embassy to acknowledge his immense contribution to the India-US ties on tuberculosis.
The award was...
Anushka Arora turns naturally candid
Defying stereotypes surrounding South Asian women, vivacious presenter, Anushka Arora is the epitome of today’s modern South Asian woman.
Ever since she was 18, Anushka...
Study links diabetes to dementia
Research from the University of Glasgow shows that people who have a cardiometabolic disease, such as high blood pressure, diabetes or coronary heart disease...
Gilead wins India patent for blockbuster Hepatitis drug
India has granted a patent to US pharmaceutical giant Gilead for a blockbuster Hepatitis C drug, in a U-turn activists said could potentially stop...
‘One You’ health campaign asks ‘How are You’?
New ‘One You’ health campaign asks ‘How are You’?
Modern day life makes it hard for people to live healthily, with bigger portions for everything...
E-cigarettes are 95 per cent less harmful than tobacco, finds UK study
ELECTRONIC cigarettes are around 95 per cent less harmful than tobacco and should be promoted as a tool to help smokers quit, a study...
India tightens rules on cigarettes, tobacco branding
TOBACCO companies in India will have to stamp health warnings across 85 per cent of the surface of cigarette packs and other products, the...
Quick, short runs pack health benefits: US study
GOING out for a quick, daily run may be just as effective as a long-distance jaunt when it comes to prolonging your life, said...
