Filmmaker Vikram Bhatt, 57, recently recalled facing a health scare in Udaipur Central Jail, where he was lodged due to an alleged Rs 30 crore cheating and fraud case. Bhatt, who admitted to having “a serious autoimmune disorder called axial spondyloarthritis”, opened up about suffering from fever for nights together. “It must have been three...
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‘How can you check if you have a heart blockage. My blood pressure is always good, but aren’t there blood tests that can give us clues?’
Does a normal blood pressure mean all is well? This is a common and dangerous misconception: the belief that a healthy blood pressure reading is a clean bill of health for the entire cardiovascular system. While blood pressure is a vital metric, it is only one piece of a complex puzzle. To get an insight...
Heart specialist shares case of 37-year-old man who, despite running 5 km every day, eating no junk, needed two stents: ‘If your father/uncle had…’
Hyderabad-based cardiologist Dr Syed Akram Ali recently shared a worrying case of a 37-year-old who, despite running 5 km daily, eating no junk, sleeping on time, and having no vices, needed two stent placements in his heart. “A healthy man with no junk food, ran 5 km had 2 stents. He ran 5 km every...
Why a 37-year-old, who ran 5 km daily and ate no junk food, needed two heart stents: ‘If your father/uncle…’
Hyderabad-based cardiologist Dr Syed Akram Ali recently shared a worrying case of a 37-year-old who, despite running 5 km daily, eating no junk, sleeping on time, and having no vices, needed two stent placements in his heart. “A healthy man with no junk food, ran 5 km had 2 stents. He ran 5 km every...
Mobile app developed to boost clinical workflow of community health officers
Mobile app developed to boost clinical workflow of community health officers, ETHealthworld Published On Apr 14, 2026 at 07:11 PM IST New Delhi: In a major step towards strengthening primary healthcare delivery and enhancing digital health services, the Union Health Ministry on Monday launched a dedicated mobile application designed to support and streamline the clinical...
Lancet study highlights 3 biggest risk factors for liver disease: ‘Projected to rise to 1.8 billion by 2050’
4 min readNew DelhiApr 14, 2026 07:00 PM IST A new study published in The Lancet Gastroenterology and Hepatology journal has found that cases related to metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) are “projected to rise to 1.8 billion by 2050, driven largely by population growth and lifestyle changes, including increasing rates of obesity and...
Sadhguru tells Alia Bhatt his sleep habits, recalls how they changed after two brain surgeries: ‘I fall dead’
Jaggi Vasudev, popularly known as Sadhguru, recently had a conversation with actor Alia Bhatt in which he disclosed his sleep habits. The founder of the Isha Foundation told Alia, “For almost 27-28 years, I have managed with 2.5-3 hours. But two years ago, I broke my head twice. I cracked my head twice. I went...
Longevity expert decodes science behind transplant drug biohackers are betting on to slow down ageing; expert on the risks involved
4 min readNew DelhiApr 13, 2026 10:00 PM IST As conversations around longevity and ‘bio-hacking’ gain momentum, a drug once reserved for highly specific medical use is now being discussed in a very different context. Rapamycin, originally discovered in the 1970s and later approved for use in transplant medicine, is being positioned by some as...
What happens to your muscles when you stop working out?
The human body is highly adaptable. It continuously reconfigures and reorganises itself in direct response to the demands placed upon it. Its musculature is not a static structure, but a highly dynamic system that responds immediately to both activity and inactivity. When regular activity is removed, the human body does not simply stop or pause...
‘Can you be both insulin resistant and have elevated blood sugar?’
3 min readNew DelhiApr 13, 2026 04:00 PM IST The idea of having both insulin resistance and elevated blood sugar levels isn’t just possible — it is the hallmark of Type 2 diabetes. While the body can initially compensate for insulin resistance by producing more insulin, blood sugar levels inevitably rise once the pancreas can...








