Health

Have you seen someone repeatedly wash their hands or obsessively align objects with precision? While these actions may appear...

In a bold step under the Fit India Movement, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has rolled out...

Sampadak Express brings to light a concerning issue often overlooked in everyday transactions—your seemingly harmless paper receipts might be...

Kyle Ingram-Baldwin, a 40-year-old father of four from Kent, died of stage-4 bowel cancer after doctors initially dismissed his symptoms as stress. Months after his diagnosis, he launched a fundraiser for alternative treatments but passed away just a week later. His wife has now started a second fundraiser to support their young children. Kyle was also a vocal advocate for men's mental health and urged others not to ignore unexplained health symptoms.

A new COVID-19 variant named NB.1.8.1 or “Nimbus” is gaining attention for causing an unusually painful symptom dubbed “razor blade throat.” Detected in parts of Asia and among travelers to the U.S., the variant currently poses a low global health risk, with no evidence suggesting more severe illness. Vaccines remain effective against it, according to the WHO.

High cholesterol is often called the "silent killer" because symptoms rarely appear until it's too late especially in women. But your body may be sending subtle warning signs, from unusual fatigue to yellowish skin bumps. Discover the 7 commonly overlooked symptoms of high cholesterol in women and why early detection could save your heart and your life.