Suicide ranks first as the cause of death for women between the ages of 15-39, which is also the time when they usually enter abusive and/or conservative marriages.

Why can some people never sneeze just once, and some have trouble sneezing at all?

Sexist notions around body type are among the leading factors driving up rates of self-harm.

Women are already more likely to experience increased fragility with age; here's what you can do to lower your risk osteoporosis.

Called bibliotherapy, prescribing books that mirror a client's experiences can help them cope and feel catharsis.

"I didn't feel safe anywhere, not even in my own home, with my own people."

Self-loathing behaviors may cause us to stop taking care of ourselves, opening us up to physical health problems.

Consumption of ultra-processed foods is increasing the burden of obesity and malnutrition in India.

Antioxidants do have health benefits -- but in high amounts, their effects can backfire.

Passive smoking for just 20 minutes can increase risk of heart attack.

Most lip balms leave lips more chapped than before, creating a vicious cycle of dependency and application.

It's never too late to learn.

In India, non communicable-diseases are the most common cause of death.

Most injuries occur when texting while walking, others when phones fall and hit the face.

The one glimmer of hope is that efforts to curb air pollution can also reinforce better mental health.

In a survey of more than 5,000 teens, 12.2% said they had one chew-and-spit episode per week.

From the stomach lining to the heart, virtually every organ is repairing itself after a heavy night of drinking.

A stop-and-start breathing pattern may cause a sudden drop in blood oxygen levels, raising blood pressure and exerting the cardiovascular system.