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Ashwagandha Gains Global Attention After WHO Summit: How to Use the Herb Safely to Reduce Stress and Anxiety
New Delhi, December 19: As stress and anxiety continue to affect millions in today’s fast-moving lifestyle, attention is once again turning to traditional remedies backed by modern science. Ashwagandha, a well-known Ayurvedic herb, has come into global focus after being highlighted at the World Health Organization’s 2025 Global Summit on Traditional Medicine. The renewed attention signals a shift in how traditional herbs are being studied, accepted, and used within evidence-based healthcare...
Study Suggests Black Cumin May Help Lower Cholesterol and Reduce Obesity Risk
New Delhi – December 18, 2025 Black cumin seeds, a spice long used in traditional medicine, may offer benefits for heart health and weight management, according to a recent study. Commonly used in Indian and Middle Eastern cooking, black cumin has traditionally been linked to relief from menstrual pain, skin conditions, breathing problems, and digestive issues. New research now suggests that adding this spice to the daily diet could help lower cholesterol levels and reduce obesity-related risks. The...
India to Host Second WHO Global Summit, Driving Science-Based Growth of Traditional Medicine
New Delhi | December 17, 2025 India is preparing to host the second World Health Organization (WHO) Global Summit on Traditional Medicine in New Delhi from December 17 to 19, marking a significant step in strengthening traditional healthcare through science, regulation and global collaboration. The summit highlights India’s growing role in shaping how traditional medicine is researched, practised and integrated into modern health systems worldwide. The three-day global event will bring together...
Oncologist Highlights Five Practical, Evidence-Based Ways Indians Can Lower Colorectal Cancer Risk
New Delhi | December 17, 2025 Colorectal cancer is being diagnosed more frequently in India, with doctors also noting a worrying rise in cases among younger adults. While this trend is concerning, medical experts stress that colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable forms of cancer if action is taken early. Through healthier food choices, active lifestyles, timely screening and awareness of symptoms, the risk can often be reduced long before cancer develops. Speaking to HT Lifestyle,...
NMC Directs Medical Colleges to Emphasize Legible Prescriptions in Curriculum and Monitoring
New Delhi, Dec 17, 2025 The National Medical Commission (NMC) has issued a directive to all medical colleges across India to ensure that the importance of writing legible and clear prescriptions is included in their curriculum. In addition, medical institutions are instructed to set up dedicated sub-committees to monitor prescription practices, strengthening compliance with statutory, regulatory, and ethical standards. This decision comes following orders from the Punjab and Haryana High Court...
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