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by The Conversation

For 31 days every October, pink ribbons and #BCAM hashtags flood our social media timelines with information about breast cancer.(…)

by Bhawana Bisht

In November last year, the Delhi Government had declared a public health emergency as the air pollution hugely escalated and almost(…)

by Anindita Guha Maulik Rungta

Have you been putting on weight recently for no apparent reason? Do you exercise regularly, eat well and yet not(…)

by Bhawana Bisht

India is the latest country to be affected by the outbreak of Zika Virus. The total number of Zika virus(…)

by Bhawana Bisht

Isn’t it just awesome when you can use something in a number of ways to your advantage? When a food(…)

by Megha Thadani

Migraine is the third most common disease around the world. Its global prevalence is that of one in seven people.(…)

by Megha Thadani

According to a latest study, women with lung cancer who undergo chemotherapy are likely to experience an early menopause. Chemotherapy(…)

by Megha Thadani

The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has drafted a policy advising compulsory genetic screening of all pregnant women. It(…)

by Megha Thadani

To avoid the misuse in the livestock industry India stopped formulation of oxytocin from July 1. Oxytocin, plays a vital(…)

by Bhawana Bisht

According to a study recently published in the journal BMJ Tobacco Control, over 50% of pregnant women in developing countries(…)

by Neelam Kumar

When I saw that image of the waif-like, beautiful Sonali Bendre Behl walking up to her car, bravely after being(…)

by Charvi Kathuria

Sonali Bendre’s revelation on Twitter about her high–grade cancer has set off shock waves in the Bollywood industry. The news has(…)

by Kriti Dwivedi

Excessive time in front of screens is posing as a serious health hazard among people of all age groups. As(…)

by Kriti Dwivedi

A uterus receiver from Vadodara, who had a successful uterus transplant in Pune in May 2017 has now completed the(…)

by Archana Pai Kulkarni

The first time I encountered what I now know to be part of a yogic way of life was when(…)

by Rituparna Chatterjee

I was around 27 or 28, the age at which I was pretty clueless about which direction my love life(…)

by Udisha Srivastav

One of the major concerns for all of us is the disposal of waste and the “how” and “where” around(…)

by Udisha Srivastav

We have been using white sugar for a long time but we are all aware of the slew of health problems(…)

by Nimisha Bansal

Menstruation is a natural process that most girls experience every month starting from her puberty years. Yet, in our society,(…)

by STP Editor

This Menstrual Hygiene Day, let’s meet Manisha Kamble who is a Community Health Volunteer for the children living in street situations in Mumbai.(…)

by The Conversation

High-dose vitamin D supplements improve weight gain and help with the development of language and motor skills in severely malnourished(…)

by Nimisha Bansal

Carolina Ortega is an analyst from Miami, USA. Recently, she has successfully participated in the Boston Marathon. So, what’s special(…)

by Yamini Pustake Bhalerao

So, now the generation Z is getting bored with smartphones and the internet, as millennials got bored of television and cable(…)

by Bhawana Bisht

On April 2, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Patna, facilitated the wedding of a young couple in the(…)

by Bhawana Bisht

Summer isn’t everyone’s favourite season. With temperatures soaring, it is essential to stay hydrated. Dehydration occurs when your body is(…)

by Bhawana Bisht

Sometimes, doctors go above and beyond their call of duty to aid people in trouble. In a remarkable sequence of events,(…)

by STP Editor

Dr S M Bose is an oncologist and has been interested in the management of breast cancer for the past four decades. His book ” WINNERS OF BREAST CANCER: Stories(…)

by Nimisha Bansal

In Chhatisgarh, a B.Ed student has come forward and narrated an ordeal she had to go through due to her college(…)

Problems faced by women in open defecation

by Deepali

Neatness and cleanliness reflect an individual’s mentality and principles. It is nowhere related to a function of being rich or(…)

by Poorvi Gupta

The second most common type of cancer among women, Breast cancer is affecting Indian rural women the most because they(…)

by Bhawana Bisht

A generous squeeze of lemon can do wonders. This citrus fruit, available in different shapes and sizes, is known to(…)

7.4 million settlement false cervical smear result

by Yamini Pustake Bhalerao

A recently published article linked menstrual cramps to the pain experienced during a heart attack. Though there is no research(…)

by Tara Khandelwal

A new study from University of Oxford has said that women with apple shaped figures are at particular risk of(…)

by Yamini Pustake Bhalerao

In a recent interview, Barbara Streisand revealed that she got her deceased dog cloned twice, triggering a debate on the(…)

by Charvi Kathuria

Work pressure, life expectations and the need to put one’s best foot forward during all times can be a Herculean(…)

by Poorvi Gupta

As part of International Women’s Day celebrations, the Railway Ministry has announced that it will install sanitary napkin dispensers and(…)

by Charvi Kathuria

Young girls across the country are devising their own ways to solve problems. A case in point is that of H Mahankali,(…)

by Charvi Kathuria

Nandita Venkatesan, who lost her hair and hearing after two bouts of intestinal tuberculosis and hid her illness for eight years of(…)

by Charvi Kathuria

Have you noticed a drastic change in the weather? The cold winds have given way to light breeze caressing your(…)

by Charvi Kathuria

Deepika Padukone spoke on ‘Making mental wellness a boardroom priority’ at the World Congress on Information Technology and Nasscom India(…)

by Tara Khandelwal

A new study has found that women who suffer from symptoms of heart attack are more likely to be dismissed(…)

The Real Challenge Is Overcoming the Mind: Environmentalist Sunita Narain on Her Book

by Tara Khandelwal

In ‘Conflicts of Interest’, India’s foremost environmentalist Sunita Narain talks about her battles for the country’s green movement. She has(…)

by Tara Khandelwal

The WHO has made 26 new recommendations regarding childbirth. It has said the traditional benchmarks for labour wards are unrealistic(…)

by Tara Khandelwal

A Texas woman, Tara Robinson, suffered three heart attacks in three days at the age of 40. She is now(…)

by Charvi Kathuria

The issue of menstrual hygiene is finally gaining its due recognition with authorities trying their best to sensitize as many(…)

by Pallavi

Padman has made it easier and in vogue for us to talk about menstruation. A subject until neglected, concealed, and(…)

by Charvi Kathuria

‘The GOQii India Fit Report 2018 – Trust & Challenges in the Indian Healthcare System’ is out. The comprehensive report(…)

by Reshma

A menstrual taboo is any social taboo concerned with menstruation. In some societies it involves menstruation being perceived as unclean or embarrassing. Many religions consider(…)

by Yamini Pustake Bhalerao

While we cheer on for the Swacchh Bharat movement, the task at hand is half done as long as we(…)

by Charvi Kathuria

We are fortunate to be living in an era where a lot of importance is being attached to mental and(…)

by kanchanabanerjee

If you decide to lose it, you must be prepared to really lose it. What am I talking about? Losing(…)

by Charvi Kathuria

While we often find winters synonymous with lazy and hazy mornings, hot beverages, layers of clothes and deserted streets, there(…)

by Tara Khandelwal

A picture of a three year old girl helping deliver her baby brother has gone viral. Her mother Rebecca Joseloff(…)

by Charvi Kathuria

Almerina Mascarello lost her left hand in an accident nearly 25 years ago. Despite her missing limb, the London woman can(…)

by Yamini Pustake Bhalerao

With each passing day, apps are becoming an inseparable part of our lives. We depend on them for everything from news,(…)

by Yamini Pustake Bhalerao

The Madras High Court recently posed a query to Center that why it isn’t obligatory for mothers to breastfeed their newborns.(…)

MarryingDelhi HC slams cops interfaith couple

by Tara Khandelwal

Heather Mosher, a woman fighting breast cancer got married at a hospital 18 hours before she died. She and her(…)

by Amrita Paul

A Vancouver-based Ph.D. student in Occupational & Environmental Hygiene, Occupational Therapist Bojosi Gamontle grew up in Botswana as the oldest(…)

NCW sanitary napkin vending machines edu institutions

by Charvi Kathuria

As a New Year gift to women passengers, Bhopal station has installed a sanitary napkin machine on one of its(…)

by Tara Khandelwal

Sugar may cause depression. It is time to give up those deserts. Don’t believe? A new study shows that eating(…)

by Charvi Kathuria

As another year is at its cessation, it’s time to revel in celebrations and welcome the New Year with élan.(…)

by Poorvi Gupta

Studies say that women have more than 50% chances of contracting Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) at least once in their(…)

by Ria Das

Did you know this year’s Bollywood release ‘Toilet: Ek Prem Katha’ is on Bill Gates’ Inspiration List for 2017? The Microsoft(…)

by Charvi Kathuria

SheThePeople.Tv, in association with US Cranberries India, recently organised a Health Talk on Urinary Tract Infection in Women: Causes and(…)

by Heena

With tons of assignments and submissions on your head, meal preparation is the last thing on any college going student’s(…)

India's rape law, Section 375 of the IPC

by Tara Khandelwal

Around 78 percent of child marriage victims in Hyderabad and nearby districts develop serious health issues after marriage because their(…)

by Heena

Our increasing carbon footprint has had profound effects on the environment. These man-made changes have given rise in temperature, shifting(…)

by Ria Das

Berry means healthy. Women today, especially, need some of these healthiest foods on the planet to boost immunity. Extremely high(…)

by Heena

Stress disturbs our physical or mental equilibrium. What matters isn’t stress, it’s our response to it. Every person has a(…)

by Yamini Pustake Bhalerao

The Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry has prohibited TV channels from airing condom ads between 6 am and 10 pm. The new(…)

by Tara Khandelwal

The parents of 7-year-old Adya Singh not only had to deal with her demise but also with the fact that(…)

by Yamini Pustake Bhalerao

Being pregnant, especially in our culture, means taking ample precautions during those 9 months with heaps of unsolicited advice. The(…)

by Poorvi Gupta

Among bladder infections, Urinary Tract Infection is the most common. One of two women in India suffer from UTI. A report(…)

by Heena

In a first, in Texas, United States a baby was birthed by a mother who received a uterus transplant. The(…)

by Tara Khandelwal

A German nurse has been accused of killing 106 people. Niels Hoegel used lethal drugs on patients out of “boredom”(…)

by Charvi Kathuria

Doctors at the government-run JK Lon Hospital in Jaipur recently operated on a five-year old girl to remove the largest paediatric biliary duct cyst (BDC)(…)

by Poorvi Gupta

Urinary Tract Infections are very common among women. Women around the world tend to go for dietary supplements to boost(…)

by Poorvi Gupta

The social stigma around HIV AIDS – one of the deadliest diseases – is still strong in India. Do you(…)

women entrepreneurs benefit collaborations

by Tara Khandelwal

A new research from the University of Cambridge indicates that prehistoric women had stronger arms than even elite female rowers(…)

by Yamini Pustake Bhalerao

The modern times are all about cashing out on the opportunities and check listing lives’ achievements. But amidst the struggle(…)

by Poorvi Gupta

Elisha Cooke-Moore (36) could never have foreseen even in her wildest dreams what would happen to her when she just(…)

by STP Team

With Mental health Awareness Week on us, perhaps one of the ways for us to understand mental health is to(…)

by Tara Khandelwal

As part of the “Founder Speak” series, we spoke to Ritu Soni Srivastava and talked to her about her starting up(…)

by Nikhita Sanotra

In a recent study undertaken by the Monash University Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, it was revealed that(…)

by Jagriti Sharma

Do you have childhood memories of trying your best to avoid vegetables like ‘ghiya’ and ‘karela’? Gourds are not just(…)

by Charvi Kathuria

A new study reveals that 46.6% mothers in India are pushed into penury due to expensive maternal healthcare in the country.

by Kavya Kothiyal

For all expecting mothers, it is important to have a nutritious diet. A pregnant woman’s diet is the source of(…)

by Kavya Kothiyal

Bay leaves are shrubs best known for their aroma and have been used for cooking since a very long time. Many(…)

by Nikhita Sanotra

A dog is a man’s (and woman’s) best friend, and now researchers have shown that this is true in more(…)

by Nikhita Sanotra

A recent incident shocked India. Arjun Bhardwaj, a 23-year old posted a video on Facebook before taking his own life(…)

Woman and young girl in kitchen with laptop and paperwork smilin

by Charvi Kathuria

Every day the newspaper throws at us reports that talk about young children being targeted by cyber criminals. We have(…)

by Malvika Shah

Chewing gum is something we all enjoy.Its sweet aftertaste lingers and makes us feel fresh. We are not claiming that(…)

by Malvika Shah

Admit it we all have tried our hands on dieting and some of us have failed horribly at it. It(…)

by Malvika Shah

Who knew not only foods or fruits but their seeds that we generally throw away can have so many health(…)

by Malvika Shah

When you think of pumpkins does it remind you of Cinderella’s carriage? Or Halloween? Or maybe of pumpkin ice latte(…)

by Malvika Shah

Chocolates, the sheer taste is a reason enough to indulge in that guilty pleasure. As if we needed any more reasons(…)

by Tara Khandelwal

The Mental Healthcare Bill was passed in the Lok Sabha yesterday. One of the key provisions under the bill is the decriminalisation of suicide.
Here’s a brief overview of the provisions of the bill.

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