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Winter is a great opportunity to start laser hair removal, as the exposure to sunlight is limited, which makes the treatment more effective

A new study from Lund University suggests people with tattoos may have a 29% higher risk of developing melanoma, a dangerous form of skin cancer linked to UV exposure. While tattoos weren't linked to squamous cell carcinoma, researchers say more long-term studies are needed. Experts advise caution, sun protection, and regular skin checks. , Health, Times Now

A young girl died after developing a rare complication following a tonsil removal surgery, drawing attention to a little-known condition called Cyclical Vomiting Syndrome. The case highlights how this disorder can lead to repeated episodes of severe vomiting and unexpected health risks, prompting experts to call for greater awareness and timely medical evaluation. , Health, Times Now

Your skin can reveal secrets about your liver's health. Subtle changes like yellowing, persistent itching without a rash, or unusual palm redness may

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant raised a serious warning about the worsening pollution crisis after revealing that a simple 55-minute walk left him breathless. His experience highlights the alarming impact of toxic air on public health and renews urgency for immediate action and stronger pollution-control measures. , Health, Times Now

Autoimmune encephalitis is a rare brain condition often mistaken for stress, fatigue, or dementia. It occurs when the immune system attacks healthy brain cells, causing inflammation that affects memory, thinking, language, and behaviour. Symptoms develop gradually and may include confusion, seizures, or psychosis. Early diagnosis and treatment significantly improve outcomes. , Health, Times Now

Delhi's hazardous air quality has reached alarming levels, pushing doctors to warn residents about serious health risks. Experts advise immediate protective measures, including masks, air purifiers, limiting outdoor exposure, and strengthening immunity. The survival guide stresses that pollution is now a public-health emergency and demands urgent personal and policy-level action. , Health, Times Now

If winter means you are constantly dealing with cracked lips and dry skin, it is time to lay the moisture on thick for hydrated skin.

People with gallbladder issues, severe acidity, or oily skin may need to consume it cautiously or under professional guidance

As winter arrives, the stark shift to dry air and central heating presents a challenge for those with eczema and psoriasis. The dip in humidity strips