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Heart attacks are increasingly affecting people in their 40s due to poor lifestyle habits and chronic stress. Experts say the risk builds silently over years but can be reduced through simple changes--post-meal walks, high-fibre diets, quality sleep, reduced plastic exposure, and regular health screenings. , Health, Times Now

A new study warns that night shifts and irregular sleep schedules may raise the risk of aggressive breast cancer. Researchers found that disrupted circadian rhythms weaken immune defenses, alter breast tissue, and allow tumors to grow faster and spread more easily, highlighting sleep as a critical cancer risk factor. , Health, Times Now

Managing diabetes may be easier with a structured morning routine that supports blood sugar control. Experts suggest consistent wake-up times, hydration, early sunlight exposure, regular exercise, balanced breakfast choices, and quality sleep. These simple habits can improve insulin sensitivity and glucose regulation, even without making major changes to your diet. , Health, Times Now