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While Russian exporters continue loading crude onto vessels, refineries show reduced willingness to transfer the cargo to their storage facilities. (AI image) Donald Trump’s latest sanctions on Russian crude oil firms appears to have had the intended impact – at least as of now. Refiners are reportedly unwilling to pick up Russian crude oil from…
Uterine fibroids, medically known as leiomyomas or myomas, are non-cancerous growths that develop in or around the uterus. They are among the most common reproductive health conditions affecting women of childbearing age. Many women may not even realise they have fibroids until the symptoms become noticeable or severe. While some fibroids cause no problems, others…
Cancer often develops silently, with early signs so subtle that they are easily ignored or mistaken for minor health issues. According to Dr Jayesh Sharma, Consultant Surgical Oncologist at ITSA Hospitals in Raipur, paying attention to small but persistent changes in the body can be life-saving. He explains that early detection plays a crucial role…
As winter approaches, experts urge vigilance against persistent low moods, identifying Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). This depression, linked to shorter days, affects millions, particularly young adults and women in northern regions. Symptoms include fatigue, oversleeping, and social withdrawal. Early intervention with light therapy, medication, or lifestyle changes can offer relief. The nights are growing longer…
Foamy urine is the appearance of bubbles in the toilet after urination. While this can understandably cause concern, particularly relating to kidney health, research indicates that only about one-third of people who notice foamy urine actually have protein in their urine, which is a key indicator of kidney damage. A study published in the Clinical…
High blood pressure, or hypertension, is a leading cause of cardiovascular diseases across the world. It develops gradually and often without noticeable symptoms, silently damaging blood vessels and the heart over time. When blood pressure remains consistently high, it forces the heart to work harder, thickens artery walls and restricts blood flow. If left unmanaged,…
Heart disease is the number one cause of death globally, and despite immense advancements in treatment, millions get diagnosed with it each year. While heart disease is not reversible, and is fairly progressive, it is entirely preventable and manageable (if detected early). Dr Evan Levine, a board certified cardiologist in US, lists out few tell-tale…
Unusual nail appearance isn’t just a cosmetic concern. Nails can serve as a window into overall health. Subtle changes in nail color, shape or growth may be among one of the earliest signs of underlying medical conditions. From hormonal imbalances to nutritional deficiencies and even serious diseases that may be affecting lungs or kidneys, nails…
Considering the rising debates on the need for work-life balance in the fast-paced and digital world we live in, Kerala plans to set its new Right to Disconnect Bill 2025 to help private sector workers manage their workload better. The new bill gives private-sector employees the right to disconnect after work hours, reports suggest. This…
Considering the stressful and hectic lifestyle most people lead today, many are unable to focus on their diet and regular exercise. This has made certain lifestyle diseases, like high uric acid levels, quite common among people these days. For the unversed, when the body struggles to process uric acid — a waste product from the…
