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Why Do We Feel Hungry All the Time? Feeling hungry frequently throughout the day is a common concern for many people. While most assume that hunger simply means the body needs more food, the truth is far more complex. Hunger is regulated by a delicate interplay of hormones, brain signals, lifestyle habits, sleep patterns, and […]

The world is travelling again—and Indians are leading the charge. From quick getaways to Thailand and Bali, to African safaris, European holidays, and spiritual yatras within India, travel has become more accessible and frequent than ever before. But alongside this surge in tourism comes an often-overlooked risk: tropical infections. As an infectious diseases specialist, one

Globalisation has transformed India into one of the world’s most connected nations. International tourism, overseas employment, higher education abroad, pilgrimage travel, and corporate mobility have increased dramatically over the past decade. While this global connectivity has created immense economic and cultural opportunities, it has also introduced new and complex healthcare challenges. Travel medicine is emerging

Emerging infectious diseases have repeatedly reminded us that global health security is fragile. Among these, Nipah virus (NiV) stands out as one of the most dangerous zoonotic viruses known to humans. With a high fatality rate, no specific antiviral treatment, and potential for outbreaks, Nipah virus continues to be a serious public health concern— particularly

Every winter, clinics see a familiar pattern: patients whose cold or flu has resolved, fever is gone, appetite is back—but the cough just refuses to leave. Many ask the same question: “Doctor, why is my cough still there after weeks?” A lingering winter cough is not unusual. In fact, it is often the result of

Cervical cancer is one of the few cancers that is truly preventable—because we know the main cause (persistent high-risk Human Papillomavirus, HPV), we have a powerful vaccine, and we have effective screening tools that detect precancer years before it turns into cancer. Yet, it continues to take too many lives in India. The good news:

Winter brings with it a unique mix of comfort and concern. While cooler temperatures are often welcomed, winters—especially in urban and semi-urban areas—also coincide with rising air pollution, increased respiratory illnesses, and lifestyle changes that negatively impact health. For countries like India, the winter season has increasingly become synonymous with poor air quality, smog, and

Health is a fundamental human right—but for many people in the LGBTQ+ community, achieving and maintaining good physical and mental health is far more complex than it should be. Despite growing visibility and legal progress in many parts of the world, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and other gender- and sexuality-diverse individuals continue to face

Despite decades of medical progress, HIV remains one of the most significant public health challenges globally. While treatment has transformed HIV from a fatal disease into a manageable chronic condition, preventing new infections remains equally important. This is where two highly effective biomedical tools come into play — PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) and PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis).

In today’s constantly connected world, our phones buzz endlessly — notifications, trending reels, emails, group chats, news alerts — all competing for our attention. Many of us wake up reaching for our phone before even opening our eyes fully. And somewhere in this rush, a modern anxiety silently grows: FOMO – Fear of Missing Out.