Wellness

A novel new app can help healthcare providers keep tabs on patients suffering from mental illness or diabetes, to see if their behavior is straying from the norm and heading in an unhealthy direction.

You can actually slim down and shape up in as little as four to eight weeks, and flaunt a super sexy beach goddess look in those stringy barely-there two-pieces. Hit the beach in your fittest best by shedding a few kilos with these easy free-hand workouts and a simple diet plan.

A study has shown that lab-grown tuberculosis (TB) bacteria were killed with good old Vitamin C -- an unexpected discovery they hope will lead to better, cheaper drugs. Interestingly, in the lab tests, the bacteria never developed resistance to Vitamin C.

Recurrent sinusitis in children and colds that last more than a week can be early warning signs of asthma and allergic reaction to the polluted air that constricts the airways. Rhythma Kaul writes.

The expert suggests switching up food preparation: Instead of steaming vegetables, grill them or toss unique vegetables like skewered okra or fresh asparagus on the grill. Restaurant meals can be...

World Health Organisation (WHO) officials said on Sunday that it seemed likely a new coronavirus that has killed at least 18 people in the Middle East and Europe could be passed between humans, but only after prolonged contact.

Modern lifestyle is causing dementia and other brain diseases to strike at a younger age, with widespread use of computers, mobile phones and chemicals to blame, a new study has found.

Growing up, your mother was your superwoman — the one who made it all right. As she ages, you grow more worried about her and then Mother’s Day becomes less about showering presents and more about ensuring her good health.

Keeping bones healthy throughout depends on getting sufficient amounts of specific vitamins and minerals through dietary sources. They are minerals like calcium, phosphorous, magnesium, boron, manganese...

Employees who spend half of an eight-hour working day standing use 13% more energy than colleagues who are seated, a new study has found.