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theweek.in > news > health > 09/13/2026 > morning-sickness-or-something-more-serious-when-pregnancy-vomiting-needs-medical-help.html

Morning sickness or something more serious? When pregnancy vomiting needs medical help

20+ hour, 52+ min ago   (791+ words) Dr Johnson Kuttiyil Joseph Her story is far more common than we realise. Pregnancy sickness—ranging from everyday nausea to the severe condition called hyperemesis gravidarum—affects women across India, often silently. And while families may dismiss it as a…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/13/2026 > brics-alerts-on-obesity-and-ncds-heres-how-indias-desk-workers-can-beat-sedentary-risks.html

BRICS warning on obesity and NCDs: Here's how India's desk workers can beat sedentary risks

1+ day, 11+ hour ago   (280+ words) The BRICS New Delhi Declaration has officially recognized obesity and non-communicable diseases as major global health challenges, calling for healthier lifestyles and stronger preventive healthcare India has an opportunity to implement a healthier lifestyle roadmap tailored to the realities of…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/12/2026 > are-protein-powders-really-necessary-for-children-a-dietitians-perspective.html

Are protein powders really necessary for children? A dietitian’s perspective

2+ day, 8+ hour ago   (664+ words) A balanced and varied diet, incorporating natural protein sources from whole foods, is sufficient to meet a child's daily protein needs For most healthy children, protein powders are not necessary as a balanced, varied diet provides sufficient protein for growth…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/10/2026 > one-health-one-future-how-scientific-research-is-shaping-ayurveda-for-a-healthier-tomorrow.html

'One Health, One Future': How scientific research is shaping Ayurveda for a healthier tomorrow

4+ day, 3+ hour ago   (447+ words) Science must remain central to all efforts to improve health, with Ayurveda's knowledge requiring rigorous study, validation, and translation into practice CCRAS is developing standards for Ayurvedic food practices and medicinal plants, and collaborating with the Bureau of Indian Standards…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/10/2026 > pcos-insulin-resistance-explained.html

PCOS, obesity and insulin resistance: Why the three can become a vicious cycle

4+ day, 14+ hour ago   (364+ words) PCOS is often linked to insulin resistance, a metabolic issue where the body doesn't respond well to insulin, leading to increased androgen production and worsening symptoms like irregular periods, acne, and excess hair growth Insulin resistance is a key metabolic…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/09/2026 > preity-zintas-fitness-setback-vibe-actress-reveals-how-her-painful-injury-has-disrupted-her-workout-routine.html

Preity Zinta’s fitness setback: 'Vibe' actress reveals how her painful injury has disrupted her workout routine

4+ day, 23+ hour ago   (310+ words) Preity Zinta's shoulder injury, sustained during the filming of 'Vibe', has significantly impacted her fitness routine. The actress described the injury as demoralizing, given her lifelong commitment to working out. She detailed the challenges of arm movement and shoulder mobility…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/08/2026 > obsessed-with-your-sleep-score-how-sleepmaxxing-could-be-making-your-nights-worse.html

Obsessed with your sleep score? How sleepmaxxing could be making your nights worse

5+ day, 22+ hour ago   (208+ words) Experts warn that trying too hard to achieve 'perfect' sleep can sometimes have the opposite effect Sleep is essential for good health, but the latest wellness trend, sleepmaxxing, is raising questions about whether our quest for better sleep is actually…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/07/2026 > dengue-to-monsoon-fever-what-your-platelet-and-wbc-counts-can-tell-you.html

Dengue to monsoon fever: What your platelet and WBC counts can tell you

6+ day, 19+ hour ago   (563+ words) When navigating monsoon illnesses, remember that a laboratory report should never be read in isolation Every monsoon, clinics are flooded with patients suffering from fevers. Whether it’s a standard viral infection, a throat bug, or mosquito-borne illnesses like dengue and…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/07/2026 > want-to-stay-dementia-free-longer-these-3-simple-lifestyle-changes-could-help-protect-your-brain.html

Want to stay dementia-free longer? These 3 simple lifestyle changes could help protect your brain

6+ day, 22+ hour ago   (202+ words) Simple lifestyle choices such as keeping blood pressure under control, avoiding smoking and managing diabetes may help people stay free from dementia for longer, according to two recent studies. A US study published in Neurology Open Access followed 12,409 adults, with…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 09/05/2026 > dr-mazda-turel-the-week-healthy-young-mind-healthy-india.html

Dr Mazda Turel’s prescription for living long, thinking good at THE WEEK ‘Healthy Young Mind, Healthy India’

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (188+ words) Neurosurgeon Dr. Mazda Turel, author of 'Bheja Fry', spoke on 'The Young Brain' at a mental health event, offering practical advice for brain health and longevity Dr. Turel emphasized lifestyle choices like exercise, diet, sleep, and mindfulness to promote neurogenesis…...