Tech neck, resulting from prolonged use of phones and laptops in poor posture, causes neck pain and can progress to cervical spondylosis. It's crucial to maintain proper posture and take breaks. Exercise is beneficial for prevention and treatment. Tech neck impacts not just the neck but also the back and shoulders.

The World Health Organization classifies alcohol as toxic and carcinogenic. Recent studies challenge prior beliefs in moderate drinking's health benefits, recommending alcohol cessation for improved well-being. Occasional drinking is now discouraged due to emerging evidence of its negative health impacts, contrary to previous assumptions.

Richard Slayman, recipient of the first genetically modified pig kidney transplant, passes away two months after the historic operation due to end-stage kidney disease. His death is not linked to the transplant, which was hailed as a milestone. Slayman's story inspired hope for transplant patients worldwide.

Our hectic lives, often, leave us with no time for ourselves. But taking time to exercise must be a priority as no physical movement can inhibit bone health and cause long-term health issues. But worry not. Today, we are here to share 5 movements that you can easily incorporate into your daily life, even if you have a desk-bound job -- all thanks to Kamya, a certified yoga instructor.

Stress, anxiety, and other mental health disorders have become practically inescapable for many people in today's world of distractions and hectic schedules. As a result, individuals are continuously looking for methods to reconnect with their inner power and emerge stronger. One such way is the power mudra, also known as the Shakti mudra, which can help people connect with their inner energy and gain strength. The terms'shakti' and'mudra' refer to power and hand gestures, respectively. The Shakti mudra is a hand gesture that is said to bring strength and power, making it an effective tool for enhancing general well-being.

AstraZeneca is globally withdrawing its COVID-19 vaccine, Vaxzevria, due to a surplus of advanced vaccines targeting virus variants. The company cited decreased demand and potential side effects, including rare blood clotting. Withdrawal followed a decline in production and supply, effective from May 7.

WHO attributes 30-40% of cancer to lifestyle factors like smoking, alcohol, poor diet, obesity, and inactivity. India's cancer burden is rising, with 14 lakh cases in 2020 expected to reach 15.7 lakh by 2025. Common cancers include breast, cervical (women), and lung, oral (men). Breast cancer tops female deaths.

Delhi Police have seized 15 tonnes of spurious spices being manufactured at two factories in northeast Delhi's Karawal Nagar area and arrested three people, including the owners of the processing units. Suspects Dilip Singh, Sarfaraj, and Khurseed Malik were supplying these adulterated spices to local markets and vendors in Delhi/NCR for the same price as the original products.

In New Mexico, three women got HIV after a vampire facial at a salon. What's a vampire facial? It's a trendy treatment using your blood. The blood is separated, and its platelets are injected back into your face. Be cautious with trendy beauty treatments—they might not be safe.

Hindustan Unilever rebrands its 'health food drinks' to 'functional nutritional drinks' (FND) following government directives. The Ministry of Commerce advises against labeling such products as 'health drinks' due to regulatory inconsistencies. E-commerce platforms are instructed accordingly. This move affects brands like Horlicks and Boost.