How Parkinson’s hides in plain sight and why early detection matters – Firstpost
Parkinson’s disease is often mistaken for routine aging—but ignoring early warning signs can delay crucial treatment. For Parkinson’s Awareness Month, Firstpost brings out a doctor’s...
Parkinson’s striking younger Indians—what needs to be done – Firstpost
Once deemed a geriatric disorder, Parkinson’s disease (PD) is now emerging as a growing neurological threat among India’s younger population with early-onset cases escalating at...
TikToker had her period for 1,000 days. What is this condition, how common is it? – Firstpost
Periods are no treat. Those who menstruate have to bear cramps, mood swings, irritability, and fatigue for two to seven days. But can you imagine...
In a first, scientists create brain circuit that can transmit sensation of pain – Firstpost
A research team at Stanford University has become the first to assemble a functioning brain circuit in a lab dish by combining different types of...
What is white snus? What health risks does it pose? – Firstpost
An increasing numbers of teenagers are taking what’s known as “white snus”. While nicotine-free white snus exists, most products on the market contain nicotine. Experts...
What is postpartum preeclampsia? – Firstpost
In the first episode of her new podcast ‘Confessions of a Female Founder’, Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, has revealed that she was diagnosed with...
Is systemic myopia driving a national health crisis? – Firstpost
India is on the brink of a major public health crisis as Vitamin D deficiency—affecting a large portion of the population—continues to be overlooked, according...
Why does the disease come back? – Firstpost
Filmmaker Tahira Kashyap has revealed that her breast cancer has relapsed, seven years after her initial diagnosis in 2018. In a heartfelt post on Instagram,...
Climate change is rewriting India’s public health future – Firstpost
Warming cities, extreme weather and ecological disruption are now directly impacting food security, maternal health and the wellbeing of millions read more Recent weather patterns...
Preventive health tests you should never skip in your 20s, 30s and 40s – Firstpost
Doctor-recommended health tests for your 20s, 30s & 40s. From STI screenings to mammograms, know which checkups to prioritise for early disease detection read more...
Do you spend an hour on your phone in bed? How this habit can lead to insomnia – Firstpost
We’ve all been there—snuggled under the covers, scrolling endlessly through social media, watching just one more video, or catching up on messages before finally putting...
Is protein actually good for our health? – Firstpost
No matter what your fitness goal is, most fitness instructors and doctors advise you to increase your protein intake. While protein does play an important...
India lags behind SDG goals on maternal health as World Health Day 2025 puts focus on mothers, infants – Firstpost
Despite progress in reducing maternal mortality, India continues to face significant challenges in ensuring the well-being of mothers and newborns. Experts stress the need for...
How diabetic retinopathy is silently stealing vision in India – Firstpost
With vision loss due to diabetes emerging as one of the most serious yet overlooked complications in India, Firstpost brings expert insights on how to...
US Senator Cory Booker didn’t pee for over 25 hours during his speech. Is that healthy? – Firstpost
United States Democrat Cory Booker broke the record by delivering the longest Senate speech in history earlier this week. He began his address on Monday...
Does intense heat make people age faster? – Firstpost
A new study suggests prolonged exposure to heat accelerates biological ageing in human beings. These effects are most noticeable in older people because they don’t...
Love chewing gum? You’re probably ingesting microplastic particles, research says – Firstpost
While often marketed as a harmless, chewy sweet, most mass-produced gums, including prominent names like Wrigley, are made using synthetic rubbers and petroleum-based polymers, some...
Is Russia facing a mystery ‘Covid-like’ virus that makes patients cough up blood? – Firstpost
Reports have emerged of a mysterious ‘Covid-like’ virus spreading in Russia, which has left patients experiencing severe fever and coughing up blood. One woman told...
Why sleeping with a cuddly is good even for adults – Firstpost
A growing number of adults are snuggling up with their favourite stuffed toys at night, not just as a quirky habit, but as a real...
HBO’s ‘The White Lotus’ features anti-anxiety drug Lorazepam. How safe is it? – Firstpost
HBO’s hit show The White Lotus is back and since its release has served up several memorable watching moments, from robberies to bougie boat rides...
How Eli Lilly’s experimental drug can cut genetic heart disease risk by 94% in trial – Firstpost
A potential breakthrough in cardiovascular medicine has emerged with the development of lepodisiran, an experimental drug by pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly. The drug has demonstrated...
US reports nearly 500 confirmed cases of measles, Texas worst hit – Firstpost
The Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said that 97 per cent of the measles cases have been reported in unvaccinated or those people...
How a daily nap can do more harm than good – Firstpost
Napping has long been praised as a tool for boosting alertness, enhancing mood, strengthening memory and improving productivity. However, for some, the practice can sabotage...
Why some illnesses are named after food – Firstpost
From watermelon stomach to chocolate cysts, you might wonder why doctors decided to name some ailments after foods – after all, it’s enough to put...
How toxic lifestyles, pollution are sabotaging men’s reproductive health – Firstpost
Male infertility now accounts for 30-40% of conception challenges in India, emerging as a major yet under-discussed public health issue. Driven by modern lifestyle factors,...
How deadly bipolar disorder is—why it cuts life expectancy by 10 years – Firstpost
Bipolar disorder, a leading cause of global disability, disrupts relationships, careers and daily life while shortening lifespans by over a decade. Dr. Sneha Sharma, a...
Do you eat a meal in 20 minutes or less? Why you might need to slow down – Firstpost
If you regularly have your breakfast, lunch or dinner in less than 20-30 minutes, you are eating too fast. According to experts, when people eat...
Is our screen addiction blinding us? – Firstpost
In an era where screen time has become an integral part of daily life, concerns about digital eye health, especially among children, are on the...
How air pollution, malnutrition and stigma fuel India’s TB surge – Firstpost
India carries a significant share of the global TB burden. According to the WHO Global TB Report 2023, the country recorded 2.8 million new TB...
What is the new self-injecting jab that will help avoid pregnancies? – Firstpost
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a DIY jab that could soon offer women long-term protection from pregnancy, without the need...
India recorded 51 ragging-related deaths in colleges from 2022 to 2024: Report – Firstpost
Based on 3,156 complaints registered at the National Anti-Ragging Helpline from 1,946 colleges, the report identified key trends, high-risk institutions, and the severity of ragging-related...
‘Workout Queen’ Katie Donnell dies at 28, mother blames energy drinks. Are they bad for the heart? – Firstpost
The sudden passing of Katie Donnell, a Florida fitness enthusiast, has reignited concerns about the potential dangers of energy drinks. The 28-year-old “workout queen”, who...
China’s modified virus therapy shows promise in last-stage cancer trials – Firstpost
A ground-breaking cancer therapy being tested in China is offering new hope for patients with advanced malignancies, particularly those who have exhausted conventional treatment options....
It’s getting hot! How much water should you drink in summer? – Firstpost
With the gentle spring breeze fading away, summer is knocking at our doors. As the sun blazes higher in the sky, temperatures will soon soar,...
UK detects first H5N1 bird flu case in sheep, raising livestock spread fears – Firstpost
The H5N1 virus was detected in a single sheep in Yorkshire, England, during routine testing conducted on a site where avian influenza had previously been...
India’s TB decline outpaces global average but high burden remains a concern – Firstpost
The latest data reveals that India’s tuberculosis (TB) incidence has decreased from 237 to 195 cases per 100,000 population between 2015 and 2023—a 17.7% reduction,...
How blood donations could help provide a lifeline to donors – Firstpost
A new study shows that rolling up your sleeve to give blood might do more than just help others — it could also improve the...
7 common summer skin problems and expert tips to prevent them – Firstpost
Summer brings sunshine and outdoor fun, but it also introduces skin issues like sunburn, heat rash, acne and fungal infections due to heat and humidity....
Is HCoV-HKU1 a cause for concern, or just another seasonal virus? – Firstpost
HCoV-HKU1, which spreads through respiratory droplets, is less severe than SARS or COVID-19. Experts suggested preventive measures like hand hygiene, masking and vaccination can help...
When should anaemia patients consider a bone marrow transplant? – Firstpost
Anaemia remains a major public health concern in India, affecting women, children and pregnant mothers, leading to severe health complications. Firstpost brings you an expert’s...
Is it better than Ozempic? – Firstpost
US pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly has launched Mounjaro, a diabetes and weight-loss drug, in India. Priced at Rs 3,500 for a 2.5 mg vial, the...
Mounjaro, the injection to fight type-2 diabetes, draws global attention as new weight loss drug – Firstpost
Mounjaro, an injectable medication designed to support weight loss, works by imitating the effects of two natural hormones, GLP-1 and GIP, which help control appetite,...
How does popular weight-loss drug work? – Firstpost
India’s wait is over. The popular anti-obesity drug Mounjaro is finally here. The development comes after Eli Lilly received approval from India’s Central Drugs Standard...
Why a women-only approach falls short – Firstpost
While HPV prevention efforts have largely focussed on women, the virus poses significant health risks to men as well emphasising the need for gender-inclusive vaccination...
How Indians will struggle with 45 crore overweight people by 2050 – Firstpost
Pizzas, samosas, cold drinks, and burgers—India’s love for fast food is no secret. But behind this growing obsession lies a troubling reality: by 2050, India...
Study that reported microplastics in human brains might have relied on untrustworthy data – Firstpost
The images show particles extracted from postmortem human brain tissue, which were later analysed to identify their chemical composition. The duplications were initially flagged by...
Experts warn of rising kidney disease in India, urge early screening to tackle crisis – Firstpost
As morning sunlight filtered through the windows of a Delhi hospital’s dialysis ward, patients shifted uncomfortably, adjusting the catheters in their arms. The rhythmic hum...
What are the symptoms and risks? – Firstpost
A 45-year-old woman in the West Bengal capital, Kolkata, has been diagnosed with human coronavirus or HKU1. According to a report, the woman had been...
Can aspirin stop cancer from spreading? – Firstpost
Aspirin, one of the world’s most common over-the-counter painkillers, may have a powerful new role beyond relieving headaches and reducing fevers. Scientists have discovered that...
Why kidney patients in Delhi are dying waiting for cadaver transplants – Firstpost
Every year, thousands of Indians suffer from kidney failure clinging to the hope of a transplant, but for many, that hope fades with time. With...
Is cockroach milk better than cow’s milk? – Firstpost
Cockroach milk may not sound appealing, but it does exist. Surprisingly, it is even classified as a superfood. Cockroach milk is not actually milk. It...
After Covid, how well is the world prepared for another pandemic? – Firstpost
In Europe ten people died from measles in 2024, and the US has had several major outbreaks. Bird flu has affected dairy herds in 17...
Anorexia kills more than it cures—why is it still ignored? – Firstpost
Anorexia nervosa with its devastating mental, behavioral, and physical symptoms has the highest mortality rate among psychiatric disorders, claiming lives through medical complications like cardiac...
Does marriage make men obese? What a new study says – Firstpost
Marriage triples the risk of obesity for men. That’s what a new study in Poland’s Warsaw says. The study claims marriage increases the risk of...
Are ultra processed foods bad for you? – Firstpost
US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr has begun targetting ultra-processed foods. Kennedy Jr has begun the process of eliminating a US...
What is this unhealthy obsession? – Firstpost
Imagine you wake up and feel well-rested after a night’s sleep. But before even getting up from bed, you take a look at your sleep...
Is employee burnout draining company profits? – Firstpost
Employee burnout is no longer just a personal struggle — it’s a financial drain that is costing businesses millions. A recent study published in The...
Are your kidneys at risk? Signs you shouldn’t ignore – Firstpost
Kidney disease is often called a “silent killer” because symptoms appear only in the later stages, when damage is irreversible. Delayed diagnosis and treatment can...
How an Australian man has survived 100 days with an artificial heart – Firstpost
An Australian man with heart failure has made history by becoming the first person in the world to walk out of the hospital with a...
Is China a step closer to making vaccine for stroke and heart attack? – Firstpost
Researchers in China have developed a nanovaccine to prevent the buildup of plaque in arteries – atherosclerosis – that can result in blood clots, stroke...
Everyone is at risk—early detection is the only defence – Firstpost
Glaucoma, one of the leading causes of irreversible blindness worldwide today, is a critical health issue that demands attention and awareness. Firstpost brings out an...
59 per cent of Indians get less than 6 hours of sleep. What’s behind the sleep crisis? – Firstpost
Tossing, turning, checking the time & yet no sleep in sight—sounds familiar? If you find yourself wide awake in the middle of the night, you’re...
How party drug MDMA may have saved October 7 Hamas attack survivors from trauma – Firstpost
A recent study involving survivors of the Nova music festival suggests that the drug MDMA may have played a role in protecting people from psychological...
Rare genetic disorder that claimed Prince Frederik of Luxembourg’s life at 22 – Firstpost
Prince Frederik of Luxembourg, son of Prince Robert of Luxembourg and Princess Julie of Nassau, passed away on March 1, 2025, in Paris after a...
Can you observe Ramzan without triggering headaches? – Firstpost
During Ramzan observe spiritual fasting but this practice becomes challenging for migraine patients as dehydration along with lowering of blood sugar levels and withdrawal from caffeine and disturbed sleep patterns read more Muslims throughout Ramzan participate in spiritual fasting however this practice proves difficult...
How menopause affects heart health—and what women can do to stay healthy – Firstpost
As women around the world celebrate International Women’s Day, it’s crucial to shed light on an often-overlooked aspect of women’s health: the impact of menopause...
What is hantavirus pulmonary syndrome that killed Gene Hackman’s wife, Betsy Arakawa? – Firstpost
Authorities in the United States have revealed the cause of death of veteran Hollywood actor Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa. According to officials...
Glaucoma, the silent thief of sight—are your eyes at risk? – Firstpost
March 12, 2025, will be observed as World Glaucoma Day to raise awareness about glaucoma, a leading cause of irreversible blindness worldwide. Glaucoma is a...
The ‘common’ bacterial vaginosis, may actually be an STI. Here’s what women should know – Firstpost
A common yet potentially serious vaginal infection affecting nearly one in three women worldwide should be recognised as a sexually transmitted infection (STI), according to...
Obesity isn’t just a lifestyle issue—it’s a ticking time bomb driving diabetes, heart disease – Firstpost
In his 119th Mann Ki Baat address last month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a stark warning about India’s growing obesity crisis, highlighting that cases...
Oh $*it! Swearing helps… if you are in pain. Here’s how – Firstpost
Researchers in the UK have discovered that swearing can boost pain tolerance by up to 32 per cent. Not only this, swearing has been linked...
Can Vitamin A really treat measles? Why RFK Jr’s claims have US health experts worried – Firstpost
Robert F Kennedy Jr, the US health secretary, has worried medical professionals, pediatricians, and lawmakers following his recent remarks on measles treatment. In response to...
Does the quality of sperm impact how long men live? – Firstpost
Sperm quality is often considered a measure of male fertility, but what if it also holds clues to a longer life? A new study suggests...
Childhood obesity isn’t just about food—it’s about the world we’ve built – Firstpost
Obesity has become a global health crisis with 2.5 billion adults aged 18 and older categorised as overweight in 2022, according to the WHO. Of...
Vivek Ramaswamy trolled for going barefoot at home. But does science agree? – Firstpost
Is it appropriate to wear shoes indoors? Indian-American entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy has become the focus of an online debate after an old video of him...
Who was James Harrison? – Firstpost
He was known in Australia as the ‘man with a golden arm’. As per the Australian Red Cross Lifeblood, he helped in saving the lives...
Is RFK Jr right about the US measles outbreak being ‘not unusual’? – Firstpost
The United States is facing a surge in measles cases, with an outbreak in West Texas leading to the country’s first measles-related death in a...
What is the Role of Automation in AI Regression Testing?
Role of Automation in AI Regression Testing AI systems, particularly those used in customer service, healthcare, finance, and other critical sectors, require frequent updates to...
How your breathing pattern has surprising impact on your pupil size – Firstpost
Scientists have long studied the size of our pupils to understand attention, emotion and even medical conditions. But now, new research has surprisingly revealed that...
One more US company recalls raw pet food as bird flu continues to infect cats – Firstpost
Earlier this week, two more cats contracted H5N1 in Washington after eating pet food from the same brand, Wild Coast Raw. One of the cats...
Does toothpaste kill good bacteria in your mouth? – Firstpost
We brush our teeth daily to have fresh breath and avoid cavities. But how does this toothpaste affect the bacteria — the oral microbiome —...
Who are the Mennonites, a Texas community at centre of US measles outbreak? – Firstpost
More than 130 people in rural Texas and New Mexico have contracted measles, with the largest outbreak in the US in six years expected to...
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