Mens Health
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Unmarried men at higher death risk from COVID-19: Study
London: Being a man, having a lower income, a lower level of education, not being married, and being born in low-or middle-income countries — these are factors that relate to an…
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COVID-19 may deplete testosterone, says study
Dubai: COVID-19 disease might deteriorate men’s testosterone levels, according to a new study that says low levels of the hormone could be a cause for poor prognosis following a positive test…
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Men more likely to endorse COVID-19 conspiracy theories
New York: Men are more likely than women to endorse coronavirus-related conspiracy theories, say, researchers. The study builds upon research from earlier this year that revealed Republicans were more likely than…
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Unbelievable but true: India is impotence capital of the world
NEW DELHI: With the population figures statistics, one would find it hard to believe the India is “the impotence capital of the world”. Unfortunately, India is a country where conversations…
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Ease COVID-19 testing for pregnant women: NGO
Hyderabad: In recent days many cases of pregnant women have been reported, women who were denied admission in several hospitals as they were suspected to infected with COVID-19 and hospitals…
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Obese people at high risk of COVID-19
Washington: People with severe obesity are now considered at risk of Covid-19 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The importance of understanding the population at risk is ever-increasing…
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World Voice Day 16 April: All about voice disorders
Voice Disorders: Voice is the sound that we hear when someone talks. It is produced by expiratory air column passing through the voice box or larynx (vocal folds) causing them…
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Boost your immunity against the Coronavirus with these foods
Hyderabad: With COVID – 19, spreading its tentacles at an alarming rate and with no antidote till date to combat it, self-isolation and quarantining seems to be the only hope…
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COVID-19 can also spread through eyes, say ophthalmologists
Hyderabad (ANI): The deadly coronavirus can also spread through eyes, said, ophthalmologists. Dr. V Rajalingam, Superintendent, Government Sarojini Devi Eye Hospital, said that Coronavirus is transmitted through droplets from the infected person. “Whenever…
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Yoga takes epigenetic route to rescue male infertility: Study
Hyderabad: Genetic system of organisms is heavily influenced and regulated by environmental factors. Unlike the DNA sequence, which an individual is born with, epigenetic changes are dynamic and reversible in…
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Being overweight may increase chances of prostrate cancer
New York: Researchers have found that being overweight in middle age and later adulthood linked to a greater risk of advanced prostate cancer. Using data from 15 large studies combined…
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Listening to music helps improve cognitive skills
Hyderabad: Music inspires us to do many new things in life and motivates us to overcome challenges! Music improves other senses of a human body, like gaining better vision and…
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Fit India: Do 30 squats, walk away with free platform ticket
New Delhi: Want to remain fit and also save some bucks in the process? Well, the Railways has come up with a novel way to promote the ‘Fit India’ movement…
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Complex life-changing Joint surgeries performed by experts
Hyderabad: In a significant development, a team of Orthopaedic experts at Gleneagles Global Hospital, Lakdi-ka-pul by Dr Venkata Ramana Vemuri performed a series of complex joint surgeries in order to…
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Endoscopic Spine Surgery Vis-à-vis Open Spine Surgery
Back pain is one of the most common causes of disability worldwide. An alarming 60 % of the people in India have suffered from low back pain at some point in…
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Adah Sharma pledges to donate eyes
Hyderabad: The famous actress Adah Sharma with the most beautiful eyes has signed up with Dr. Agarwal’s Eye Hospital to donate her eyes, while inaugurating the Dr. Agarwal’s Eye Hospital…
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Cholesterol and fate of drug targets of depression
Hyderabad: Cells in our body communicate with their surroundings through tiny nanomachines called G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) that are embedded in the outermost membrane which wraps the cell. Owing to…
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8 lakh Indians using extramarital dating app Gleeden
New Delhi: Eight lakh married Indian men and women, with the largest percentage from the tech hub of Bengaluru, have registered on an extra-marital dating app — Gleeden, a new…
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Two brothers now walk as normal 5 months after a fatal accident
Hyderabad: Two teenage brothers Shashank Thakur and Rajeev Thakur were operated upon by a team of doctors at Aware Gleneagles Global Hospital to bring them back to normalcy from a…
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Putting blood group details on driving licences can save lives
Hyderabad: The Telangana driving licence ID is devoid of the most significant, fundamental and life-saving detail — the blood group. The optional decision to include the blood group is outlined in the…
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Beyond insulin for treating diabetes-related symptoms
Hyderabad: Diabetes is one of the most rampant diseases worldwide affecting millions every year, with >60 million affected in India alone. It is a metabolic disorder with a defect in…
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Indian Scientists develop Contraceptive injection for men
In order to control the population that has already crossed the margin, the Indian scientists for the time ever have developed a contraceptive injection for men. Researchers from the Indian…
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Well-paid wife is injurious to husband’s mental health
London: If your wife earns more than you, especially after marriage, and you are facing some sort of mental stress for quite some time, there is a definite link between…
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Aspiring fathers need not to go on crash diet: Study
Washington: Aspiring fathers need not to go on a crash diet as a study suggests that men are better without any of it. While much research has shown the effects…
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Walking speed associated with indicators of “accelerated aging”
Walking speed is linked with midlife health, says a study conducted by researchers who found that the walking speed of 45-year-olds was associated with physical and biological indicators of “accelerated…
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Future fathers should eat well for offspring’s heart health
Washington: If you’re one of those aspiring fathers planning to go on a crash diet, then you should reconsider your decision as a study suggests that men might be best…
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Hip, knee steroid injections may be harmful: Study
New York: Commonly given hip and knee steroid intra-articular injections may be harmful to some patients with at-risk conditions, according to a new study. Corticosteroid injections are often given to…
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Irony, humour keep teen boys healthy on social media: Study
London: Rather than being victims of online harms, such as an unhealthy body image obsession, teenage boys are able to use humour, irony and banter to navigate social media content,…
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Seven persons commit suicide in Hyderabad every day
Hyderabad: According to the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) the suicide rate in Telangana is among the top five states in the country. The number of suicides for a one…
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Mental Health Day: Every 40 seconds someone is taking own life
Hyderabad: World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH) has announced 10th of October as World Mental Health Day in 1992. Since then the event is observed, every year with a new…
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