Trans fat bans can help citizen health and lower healthcare costs, but they also present ethically fraught questions about regulating people's food habits.

"A Dalit woman reporter will fight for more stories about marginalized communities because she's most likely dealt with the same issues herself."

A habit of texting while watching TV could weaken our ability to focus on and retain information at other times.

New mothers require familial and institutional support for much longer than previously thought.

Stereotypical portrayals of men's distress promote real, violent consequences for women.

Couples who share unhealthy lifestyles also share risk factors for lifestyle diseases.

The export of fly ash, a toxic byproduct of coal-burning power plants, to Bangladesh is destroying the delta.

The effort is aimed at fighting anemia – but ignores the poor health outcomes linked to high rice consumption.

Air pollution is linked to low birth weight and pre-term birth, which are the leading risk factors for death within the first month of life.

Community elders provide care, safety, and wisdom for people who move precariously through a biased and hateful world.

Ninety-seven percent of OBC professorship reservations across 40 central universities were vacant as of August 2020.

One year after a past outbreak ended, 12% of health care workers still had symptoms of post-traumatic stress.

Beautiful, well-off, casually cruel, and now, thankfully, irrelevant.

"Nutritious diets are too expensive, and incomes far too low," concludes the International Food Policy Research Institute.

"As a poet, you have no duty to Instagram."

The quality of services within this "parallel education system" varies widely, leaving students physically and mentally vulnerable.

Excess biotin is flushed from the body in urine, not transferred straight to our hair as supplements promise.

It remains unclear exactly why Akbar's case is being transferred now, especially when it is at its tail-end.