An AIIMS screening has put adolescent menstrual health in the news. But an irregular period is not a diagnosis. Here is what the number really tells us, when parents should pay attention, and what they can do without turning a normal part of growing up into a cause for fear.
India already has a global reputation for making medicines affordable. Rare diseases present a harder challenge: can the country use its pharmaceutical strength, manufacturing capacity and policy tools to make high-cost treatments more accessible to patients who need them?
Persistent tiredness deserves attention. Sleep quality, nutrition, stress and underlying health conditions can all play a part.
Your body often whispers before it screams. Learning to notice small warning signs can help you act before they become bigger health problems.
It’s 8:30 pm in Bengaluru, and dinner is on the table but one chair is still empty. As Indian professionals increasingly work across Asia, Europe and North America, the workday has quietly stopped ending. This piece follows the money behind the “infinite workday” and asks who is really absorbing the cost when a company runs 24 hours but its people cannot.
AI mental-health apps can sound caring, personal and convincing. But when a wellness tool begins influencing health decisions, who checks its evidence, protects users and accepts responsibility?
The face looks real. The white coat looks familiar. But the doctor may never have existed. Inside the growing world of AI-generated health influencers — and the business built around manufactured medical trust.
As AI becomes better at interpreting our behaviour and guiding our choices, are we gaining intelligence — or quietly giving away our own judgment?
Artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare, but should it be allowed to refill prescriptions in India? As AI becomes more capable of analysing medical records and supporting clinical decisions, questions about patient safety, legal accountability, ethics, and public trust become increasingly important. This article explores the opportunities and risks of AI-assisted prescription systems in the Indian healthcare context, examining whether technology should assist doctors—or begin replacing some of their routine responsibilities. AI Prescription in India…
Stress is rising, yet meditation apps are quietly losing users. This editorial explores what this surprising trend reveals about human behaviour, workplace wellbeing, the wellness industry, and why technology alone cannot solve the modern mental health crisis.
