New Delhi: Slouching over phones, sitting for hours in classrooms and skipping warm-ups before sports — lifestyle habits like these are already showing adverse effects on the health of Delhi’s teenagers. A new study by AIIMS, funded by Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), found that many schoolchildren aged 15–18 years are developing forward posture,…
India is no stranger to heart disease. As the number one killer in the country, cardiovascular illnesses are no longer just the concern of the elderly or high-risk groups. Viral videos of young people collapsing in the gym often without warning, younger patients lining up in OPDs, mounting stress and unhealthy lifestyles are feeding into…
Obesity Prolonged inactivity leads to weight gain and obesity, a condition that affects people of all ages. Obesity increases the risk of developing life-threatening diseases including heart attacks, strokes and kidney issues. ALSO READ: Follow These 5 Healthy Habits To Enhance Your Everyday Routine And Get Rid Of Sedentary Lifestyle Heart Problems This inactive lifestyle can…
Medical research has highlighted how prolonged sitting can be linked to reproductive issues. A sedentary lifestyle can contribute to infertility in both men and women. Reproduction is a vital biological process essential for the survival of species. A study on this aimed to explore the relationship between physical inactivity, sedentary behaviour, and body composition with…
Patna: Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is becoming a major concern in the state, especially with change in lifestyle and food habits in urban areas. This year’s World Liver Day theme, ‘Food is medicine’, stresses the kind of items we consume and the role they plays in keeping different organs healthy.The Union govt last year…
Heart diseases are more common than we’d like to admit, and they’re no longer just an “old people’s problem.” Why are heart diseases so widespread? Sedentary lifestyles, junk food, smoking, high stress, and even genetics all play a role. In India, rising cases of diabetes and high cholesterol make the situation worse.The good news? Prevention…
By Srabani Banerjee In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, many of us spend a significant amount of time sitting — whether at a work desk, in front of a screen, or relaxing on the couch. Unfortunately, this sedentary lifestyle can have serious health implications, particularly increasing the risk of diabetes. According to research published in ‘Diabetes…
The Bharath Hospital and Institute of Oncology observed World Cancer Day and organised a rally to create awareness of the disease here on Friday. Dr. Raxith Sringeri, Surgical Oncologist and Robotic Surgeon at BHIO, said, “Cancer is not solely caused by tobacco and alcohol consumption but is also deeply influenced by lifestyle, mental health, and…
Jan 15, 2025 07:12 PM IST When lifestyle changes aren’t enough: Here’s what to do about chronic constipation. In a sedentary lifestyle, there is less exercise and healthy eating so, the intestine motility also drops down. The blood flow to the intestine will come down and once the intestine motility is down, the food will…
A sedentary lifestyle, characterised by minimal physical activity and prolonged sitting or lying down, may seem appealing to many, but it poses significant risks to your health. While the convenience of staying inactive can be tempting, time and again, health experts have emphasised the importance of regular exercise. To the contrary, a sedentary lifestyle contributes…