NATIONAL EATING DISORDER ASSOCIATION
Congress a parasite for its allies, eats up their votes, says PM Modi
PM Modi criticized Congress in his Lok Sabha speech for failing to secure over 100 Lok Sabha seats in three consecutive terms. He accused them of avoiding introspection, engaging in constant attacks on BJP, and neglecting their role as the opposition in parliament.
Deadly 'flesh-eating bacteria' outbreak sweeps Japan, patient die in 48 hours; Here's all you need to know
Japan Bacteria (Google Trends): A deadly outbreak of Streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS) in Japan has raised concerns as cases approach 1,000, surpassing last year's total. The disease, caused by a 'flesh-eating bacteria,' has a mortality rate of 30% and can be fatal within 48 hours. Symptoms include fever, muscle aches, and organ failure. Preventive measures include good hygiene and prompt treatment. Similar outbreaks have been reported in Europe. Vigilance and early treatment are crucial to combat this severe illness.
Attention ladies! These foods can add years to your life, shows study
The Mediterranean diet includes plenty of nuts, fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes. Meals are often cooked with olive oil and include moderate amounts of fish, poultry, dairy, and eggs. Red meat and sweets are rarely eaten.
Sugarcane or Ganne Ka Juice Not Healthy: ICMR suggests avoiding soft drinks, fruit juices, tea, and coffee
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) warns against sugarcane juice due to its high sugar content. Alongside, it advises avoiding soft drinks, fruit juices with added sugar, and excessive tea and coffee consumption due to health risks. The ICMR recommends whole fruits and healthier alternatives, promoting a balanced diet and new guidelines for better eating habits.
56% of India's disease burden due to unhealthy diet: ICMR report
The National Institute of Nutrition (NIN) under the apex health research body said that healthy diets and physical activity can reduce a substantial proportion of coronary heart disease (CHD) and hypertension (HTN) and prevent up to 80 per cent of type 2 diabetes.
Your go-to snack could pose hidden health risks
A 30-year study published in British Medical Journal highlights the risks associated with high intake of ultra-processed foods, linking it to higher mortality rates. The study emphasizes the importance of following dietary guidelines, such as those from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), which promote whole foods for better health outcomes.
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Do you work night shifts? Here's what you need to know about the risks
A study by scientists at Washington State University and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory reveals the detrimental effects of working night shifts on health. Volunteers underwent simulated night or day shifts for three days to assess internal biological rhythms, published in Proteome Research.
It's crunch time: Blackstone teams up with ADIA, GIC for Haldiram Snacks bid
A non-binding offer has been submitted to buy up to 76% of co at $8.5 bn valuation; 87-year old Haldiram with roots in Bikaner, Rajasthan is India’s largest snack and convenience foods company. Delhi and Nagpur factions of the Agarwal family are merging their snacks and packaged foods business, demerging the restaurant operations.
Chinese smartphone companies looking to expand their footprint face a loud adversary—Indian retailers
Chinese smartphone brands face retailer backlash in India over low margins, delayed payments, and stock issues. Retailers demand higher margins and timely settlements, impacting brands' offline expansion plans in a shifting smartphone market.
Protein powders: Top medical research body issues alert, says 'supplements don't increase muscles, are unnecessary & harmful'
India's top medical research bodies, ICMR and ICMR-NIN, issue dietary guidelines cautioning against protein supplements, citing potential harm. Debunking myths, they emphasize adequate protein intake from balanced diets, stating supplements don't significantly enhance muscle growth. The guidelines stress the risks of prolonged supplement use, advocating for a varied diet for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians to meet protein needs efficiently.
ICMR issues dietary recommendations for Indians, with a warning for vegetarians and protein supplements
ICMR and ICMR-NIN issue dietary guidelines to combat malnutrition, obesity, diabetes. Recommendations stress balanced diet, exercise, avoiding ultra-processed foods, and food label awareness. Specific focus on vegetarian challenges like B12 and n-e PUFA intake.
How TikTok grew from a fun app for teens into a potential national security threat
TikTok's tumultuous journey includes growth from a teen app to a global trendsetter, facing national security concerns and ownership disputes. The app navigates controversies, bans, and security issues, culminating in a congressional bill for a U.S. sale or ban.
Safeguarding National Security Ordinance: The last nail in the coffin of democracy in Hong Kong
The implementation of Article 23 in Hong Kong raises concerns about safety and freedoms. The legislation, affecting Radio Free Asia and citizens' rights, reflects a broader suppression of civil liberties by the Communist Party of China, prompting global criticism.
Why eating disorders are considered the most 'lethal' mental health issues?
In fact, nonsuicidal self-injury, suicidal ideation, suicide attempts and suicide deaths are all more prevalent among those with any type of eating disorder compared to those without an eating disorder.
Let’s talk prediabetes, the precursor to diabetes: Here’s an essential guide to navigating this metabolic disorder
India’s distinguished diabetologists share essential insights into preventing and course-correcting prediabetes in the first episode of the USV informative multimedia series titled ‘Beat Diabetes Win Life’ series, aiming to spread awareness about lesser-talked-about aspects of diabetes care and management. Catch exclusive snippets of the panel discussion as the experts dive into the potential risks of this often-overlooked metabolic disorder and suggest straightforward practices to prevent or even reverse it.
Study reveals children born preterm linked with higher risks of mental disorders
A BMJ study reveals that children born prematurely, particularly at 32-33 weeks (moderately preterm) and 34-36 weeks (late preterm), face higher risks of adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes.
Budget Ozempic: Know about this weight loss trend on Tik Tok and its associated risks
In recent years, Ozempic, the winning diabetic drug is very much in demand, taking the world of weight loss by storm. Here's everything to know more
Instagram, Facebook owner Meta to restrict teen content surrounding eating disorders, self-harm and suicide. Know more
Meta stated on Tuesday that it will be protecting the accounts of teen users and hiding content that is considered age-inappropriate for the youth and teens. Here's everything to know more.
4 months after suffering cardiac arrest, 19-yr-old Bronny James cleared to play basketball; some common red flags to watch out for
The teenager had suffered a cardiac arrest during a basketball practice in USC.
For restaurateurs, it's an open and spurt case: Record number of new eateries, watering holes coming up
Zorawar Kalra, founder of Massive Restaurants that owns brands such as Farzi Cafe, Masala Library and Bo Tai, said he expects to end the year on a "record high," and will open 30 cloud kitchens this quarter, besides launching new restaurants in Bhopal, Chennai and Raipur.
Take heed of your heart: From eating right to junking alcohol, 6 ways to keep cardiovascular diseases at bay
Heart diseases accounted for about 25,000 to 28,000 deaths in India for the past four years or so, says a 2022 report titled 'Accidental Deaths & Suicides in India'.
Will the tussle with Canada eat into India’s masur imports plan?
Amid the ongoing India-Canada diplomatic row, traders and dal millers across the country are keeping a close eye on the chain of events.
Genetic test that saved infant's life offers hope for millions more, says research
A recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that "whole genome" tests are twice as effective as narrower tests in identifying genetic abnormalities that can cause disease in infants.
Being ill can alter your eating habits! Sickness-induced stress makes body crave sugar & carbs
When we're sick, our bodies often crave sugary treats and carbohydrate-loaded comfort foods. This is because our immune system requires extra energy to combat illness, and these foods provide quick sources of energy.
What is Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder? See symptoms, coping strategies and more
Over 20% of Americans grapple with mental health issues, including distinct and crippling conditions like PTSD, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, or OCD, is one such challenge. Characterized by intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors, OCD affects 1-3% of the global population, impairing work, relationships, and daily life.
Food of the future: The business and economy of super grains
Once known as inferior coarse grains, millets are now known as super grains for the huge health, economic and environmental benefits they offer. The United Nations, the government, fitness experts, startups, FMCG giants and almost everyone who is health conscious is talking of millets.
Eating disorders have doubled among young adults, since the pandemic: Study
The Covid-19 has led to a decline in mental health among teens.
Uber Eats driver comes on court, disrupts men's college basketball game midway to deliver food. This is what happened
An Uber Eats delivery agent seems to have disrupted a men's college basketball game between Loyola Ramblers and Duquesne Dukes by coming on to the court.
Gene therapy can be the answer to brain disorders: Study
Scientists are hopeful that disorders like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, etc. will be treatable in the future.
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