Lifestyle

Patients who first saw a physical therapist for low back pain, rather than a primary care physician (PCP), were much less likely to be prescribed opioids, says a study.

The ensemble - comprising more than 40 Manganiyar singers and instrumentalists from Rajasthan - will be performing at The Kennedy Center of Performing Arts on November 1 and 2.

The study found that shifting pounds soon after receiving diagnosis was the most effective way at tackling the disease.

With travellers rejecting frugality and digging deeper into their pockets to seek world-class experiences, the Indian travel and tourism industry is firming up plans to cash in on their arrivals.

The research team tried to identify the causes of a common phenomenon in top athletes known as "overtraining syndrome". This was characterised by reduced athletic performance and intense fatigue.

The latest findings, published in the journal Cardiovascular Research, show that people with gum disease have a greater likelihood of high blood pressure.

The study authors found that increasing consumption of any type of nut was linked to less long-term weight gain and a lower risk of becoming obese.

India and China are among the hotspots of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in animals domesticated for food -- threatening the health of consumers in regions where meat intake is rapidly increasing, according to a study.

The REM sleep-active neural pathway, according to the researchers, plays an important role in active forgetting.

Kareena keeps setting in trends for others. On her 39th birthday, here is a look at all the times when she became a trendsetter.

A recent HIV vaccine trial has shown 'surprisingly strong' effects in a trial on people living in South Africa.

As Nick Jonas turns 27, we bring you some the most romantic posts with wife Priyanka Chopra that the singer shared on Instagram.

Supermodel Gigi Hadid has been accused of copyright infringement by a a New York based professional photographer.

Researchers have found that regular tea drinkers have better organised brain regions and this is associated with healthy cognitive function as compared to non-tea drinkers.

The research drastically improves existing CHF detection methods typically focused on heart rate variability that are time-consuming and prone to errors.

Ira Trivedi's personal journey with yoga began almost 15 years ago when she was a student at Wellesley College in Massachusetts.