Indian-origin researcher Dr Abhijeet Danve at Yale School of Medicine has developed a simple online screening questionnaire called the A-tool to help detect axial spondyloarthritis (axSpA), a chronic inflammatory condition that causes persistent back pain. Published in Rheumatology Advances in Practice, the pilot study shows that the A-tool can substantially improve the identification of potential cases of axSpA among people …
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Janhvi Kapoor redefines modern royalty in a mesmerising ivory Anamika Khanna lehenga
The ensemble, crafted in soft ivory, radiated quiet opulence, the kind that doesn’t scream for attention but naturally commands it. The lehenga skirt unfurled in a graceful, voluminous swirl, adorned with intricate floral embroidery and fine metallic threadwork that caught the light in the most subtle way. Its rhythm was mirrored in the cropped blouse, which showcased exquisite craftsmanship and …
Read More »Not just fried food! Vascular surgeon warns of 6 common foods that raise heart attack risk – The Times of India
When it comes to heart health, it is not always the obvious dangers that harm us; it is the everyday food items that we eat, without a second thought. The symptoms for heart-related problems are not dramatic as much; they are slow, silent, and gradually build up in our arteries that can lead to a life-changing event. Vascular surgeon, Dr. …
Read More »5 beverages that secretly damage your skin
Energy drinks may seem like your saviour on long workdays or gym sessions, but they’re loaded with caffeine, refined sugar, and synthetic ingredients that your body (and skin) don’t love. The high sugar spikes your insulin levels, leading to inflammation and acne. And the caffeine overload again dries out your skin from within. Some energy drinks also contain high sodium …
Read More »7 ways India says “husband” and what each one really means
In the Hindi heartland, the dictionary word is pati, straight from Sanskrit; formal, respectful, a little reserved. But step into rural Uttar Pradesh, and you’ll hear saiyan and balmua, words that feel warmer, worn with laughter and familiarity. They show up in Bhojpuri songs and local films, sometimes teasing, sometimes tender. Saiyan once meant “beloved,” but it’s often what wives …
Read More »Mpox Symptoms: WHO warns of rising ‘clade Ib’ Mpox cases worldwide: 5 symptoms we should watch out for
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has issued a warning about the rising global spread of a new clade Ib strain of the Mpox virus. While the overall fatality rate remains low, its community transmission beyond Africa raises concern. The article explains what makes this variant different, how it affects people, and the key symptoms everyone should watch for. Source link
Read More »India’s top 10 richest districts (by GDP per capita) – The Times of India
According to the Economic Survey (2024–25), Rangareddy district in Telangana is India’s top richest district by GDP per capita. It is a great sign of how urban spillover can reshape local fortunes. India’s new rich district has a GDP per capita of approximately ₹11.46 lakh, as per the survey. Other districts on the chart include Gurugram (), Bengaluru Urban, Gautam …
Read More »Tara Sutaria looks like a ‘Just-Married’ bride in a gorgeous red Banarasi saree – The Times of India
Tara Sutaria captivated in a stunning red Banarasi silk saree by Jayanti Reddy, sparking wedding speculation with beau Veer Pahariya. The intricately woven creation, paired with a hand-embroidered blouse and polki jewellery, showcased timeless Indian elegance. Her classic gajra bun and red bindi completed the bridal-inspired look, a testament to her graceful style and the enduring allure of tradition. Tara …
Read More »5 simple Pilates moves Deepika Padukone’s trainer recommends for a stronger core and better posture;nogymneeded
This exercise targets one of the most difficult areas to burn fat and that is the obliques. Corkscrew exercise challenges the deep core muscles while boosting spinal flexibility. This slow and controlled circular leg motion challenges the side fat (obliques) and it further engages our abs more than one might expect, emphasising quality over speed. To do this, lie on …
Read More »How a Bihari barber helped give the world “shampoo” – The Times of India
The human race has been using shampoo for washing hair since ages now. But how many paused to think about where the idea actually originated from. The entire process of cleaning and massaging the hair has old roots in India as long before shampoo bottles were introduced, Indian households used natural cleansers grown on trees and shrubs to clean their …
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