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A growing number of dermatologists are endorsing coffee-based home remedies as natural, affordable alternatives to commercial skincare. From face scrubs and moisturizing masks to under-eye treatments and body exfoliators, coffee is gaining popularity for its antioxidant-rich, skin-enhancing benefits. 
Moringa’s Rise as a Global Superfood Gains Momentum Amid New Research
Moringa, long used in South Asia, is gaining global recognition as a nutrient-dense superfood. Rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, it supports immunity, heart health, blood sugar control and digestion. Experts highlight its benefits but recommend moderate use and medical guidance for specific conditions.
Milk Remains a Cornerstone of Bone Health as Experts Reaffirm Its Nutritional Power
Milk remains a key dietary source of calcium, vitamin D and high-quality protein, helping strengthen bones, support muscle development and reduce long-term risks such as osteoporosis. Health experts and national nutrition programmes continue to promote regular milk consumption as an essential part of lifelong well-being.
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A Simple Grain With Major Health Gains: Why Nutrition Experts Urge Adding Oats to Daily Diets
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A detailed report on why nutrition experts recommend adding oats to daily diets, highlighting their fiber-rich composition, heart and digestive health benefits, and versatile culinary uses. The article explains how this simple grain supports long-term wellness and can be easily incorporated into everyday meals.
India needs more skilled surgeons for revision knee, hip replacement surgeries, say experts
With a rise in the ageing population in India and failing artificial joints, the demand for skilled surgeons for revision knee and hip surgeries is rising in the country, said experts on Saturday.
Revision knee or hip replacement surgery, called... 
India can help tackle digital inequality, build an inclusive AI future for world: UNDP
India is well-positioned to tackle digital inequality and shape an inclusive transition in Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the world, said a new United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) report released on Tuesday.
While AI is advancing at a historic pace, strong... 
Medicines alone will not solve global obesity woes: WHO
While obesity is growing as a global health challenge contributing to millions of preventable deaths each year, the World Health Organisation (WHO), in a new report on Monday, said that medications like Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 (GLP-1) alone will not solve the... 
Ultra-processed food sales surge 40x in India, drive obesity, diabetes cases: The Lancet
India is undergoing the fastest ultra-processed food (UPF) sales growth, and the resulting dietary transition is surging obesity and diabetes cases, leading to poor health, according to a new three-paper Series published in The Lancet on Wednesday. UPFs can be... 
India committed to ensure dignity, autonomy and equal opportunity to transgender persons: Govt
India is committed to ensuring that transgender persons get dignity, autonomy and equal opportunity, said the government on Wednesday. As per the census 2011, there were 4.87 lakhs persons in India who opted for “other” in the gender category. This... 
Dengue claims six more lives in Bangladesh, 2025 death toll rises to 349
Dhaka: As many as six people died due to dengue in Bangladesh in the 24 hours till Wednesday morning, increasing the death toll from the mosquito-borne disease in the country in 2025 to 349, local media reported on Wednesday. During... 
India launches 1st indigenous CRISPR-based gene therapy for Sickle Cell Disease
Setting a new milestone in Atmanirbhar Bharat, the government on Wednesday launched an indigenous CRISPR-based gene therapy for Sickle Cell Disease, which particularly affects India's tribal population. The world-class, low-cost gene editing solution named "BIRSA 101", in honour of Bhagwan... 
Govt standardises 3 traditional therapies to boost livestock health
Technical knowledge on three unique traditional therapies has been standardised to boost treatment in livestock, said the Ministry of Science and Technology on Wednesday. While demand is growing for livestock products, ensuring food security, safety, and quality is crucial. The... 
