How To Administer CPR In Children? Expert Tells

Knowing how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) can dramatically improve a person's chances of surviving a cardiac arrest, possibly doubling or even tripling them. What about in the case of children though? 

Tracing The History of Health and Fitness

The early man must have been very fit but not because of a gym membership, but because he had to hunt animals for a living and live in a cave. But when did he start thinking about his fitness as a tangible entity? And how did it evolve to what it is today?

Brittle Bones And A Misunderstood Disease: What To Know About Hypophosphatasia

Hypophosphatasia is a genetic disorder, passed on to the child from their parents, that impacts how our bones form. The condition makes the bones brittle and soft, and at times deformed.

Why Is Communication During Sex Important? Expert Shares Benefits for a Better Relationship

Communication with a partner is the key to sexual activity and intimacy. Being honest and vocal with one another can lead to greater comfort and sexual satisfaction. However, being able to communicate with one's partner about sex is, for many people, a hurdle they cannot cross.

How Threatening Is Waterlogging To Your Health?

During monsoons, cities around the country report waterlogging. And it is not just about traffic and shopping for groceries, the waterlogging often involves filthy water from the drains and has several health risks. What are those?

Five Danger Signs To Watch Out For In Your Urine: Expert

Urine does tell a lot about your health. It can sometimes be a subtle hint of disease lurking to reveal itself and hence the importance of caution.

Babies Can Get UTI Too, Expert Tells How To Identify UTI In Babies

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, about 3% of girls and 1% of boys will develop a UTI by the time they’re 11 years old. 

First Patient Dosed In Clinical Trial Of Therapy For Sickle Disease

There is currently no proven treatment available against the sickle disease, however, scientists now claim First Patient In the Clinical Trial Of its Therapy that the scientists have touted as a potential cure.

Korean Researchers Develop Real-Time Brain Cleansing Technology To Prevent Dementia

In a world’s firsts, scientists from Korea claim that they had created a non-invasive diagnostic method using near-infrared spectroscopy that could monitor in real-time the activity of the glymphatic system, which discharges brain waste during sleep.

3 Out of 5 Liver Cancer Cases Are Preventable, Study Finds

The commission made a number of recommendations to policymakers that, according to its estimates, could prevent 90 lakh to 170 lakh new cases of liver cancer and save 80 lakh to 150 lakh lives by lowering the incidence of liver cancer cases by 2% to 5% annually by 2050.