MEDINDIA NEWSLETTER
Issue No.53
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Tired of running with the breakfast plate around your kid? Implement these simple and easy ideas for breakfast that your kids will gobble up with a smile
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Discover cost-effective AI fitness apps offering personalized workouts, revolutionizing the fitness landscape by providing tailored experiences comparable to personal trainers
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Curious about keeping your heart healthy this winter? Explore our guide for cozy habits, frosty fitness tips, and staying well in the chill!
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These five easy steps can help you manage diabetes effectively
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Eating tomatoes daily may reduce hypertension risk by 36%, offering a flavorful path to heart health
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Explore how a small pinch of salt added to your meals regularly could be the silent threat leading to chronic kidney disease
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During pregnancy Valium (long-acting) benzodiazepine had a 67% higher pregnancy miscarriage risk than short-acting Versed (66%)
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Diabetes has long been intertwined with Indian culture, with ancient texts providing precise descriptions of it
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Skipping or having a late breakfast and consuming a late dinner is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases
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In a groundbreaking procedure for brain tumor removal, a 45-year-old lady remained awake and recited the Gayathri Mantra for two hours during the operation
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Dr. Balesh Jindal's compelling narrative unfolds in her book, detailing a transformative 38-year career from high-profile international ventures to rural healthcare
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Addiction to caffeine results in excessive and harmful use over time, negatively affecting health and daily functioning
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Ayurvedic medicine has its own benefits though not proven. Take this quiz to learn more about the key concepts of Ayurvedic medicine
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Take the quiz to learn more about various contraceptive procedures and contraceptive methods to avoid unplanned pregnancy
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A young man approached his family physician and said, "Doc, I'm afraid you'll have to remove my wife's tonsils one of these days."
"My good man," replied the doctor, "I removed them six years ago. Did you ever hear of a woman having two sets of tonsils?"
What do you think the husband replied?
Click here to view the joke >
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