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Taking paracetamol during pregnancy may lead to neurodevelopmental disorders in newborns: Study | Health News

Editor - October 6, 2025

Taking paracetamol during pregnancy might increase the offspring’s chances of developing neurodevelopmental disorders, including autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, according to a study.Available...

Nine to forever? How long work hours could be changing your brain – Firstpost

Editor - September 23, 2025

Working long hours is often linked to stress and exhaustion, but that might not be the whole story.Have you been clocking more than 52...

Blame the calendar? How your birth month may shape your body fat – Firstpost

Editor - September 15, 2025

High blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity, and diabetes have all seen a sharp rise since the mid-1900s.These health issues are generally associated with factors...

Can you stay without your phone for 3 days? Here’s what happens

Editor - May 14, 2025

With smartphones’ increasing popularity in the past decades, the physical, social, and psychological consequences of their excessive usage have been increasingly debated. But have...

Depression could hasten pace of developing physical conditions by over 30 pc, study finds | Health News

Editor - April 15, 2025

Adults with depression could develop chronic conditions, such as osteoarthritis and hypertension, 30 per cent faster as compared to those with no history of...

Are Swiss chocolates safe for consumption? – Firstpost

Editor - April 9, 2025

If you’re a fan of Swiss chocolate, chances are you haven’t skipped Lindt’s famous chocolates.But the renowned chocolatier is now at the centre of...

Primates in Northeast showing a drop in population sizes, finds CSIR-CCMB-led study

Editor - March 2, 2025

Rhesus Macaque, a...

Heavy metals found in dark chocolate. Is it a cause of concern? – Firstpost

Editor - January 2, 2025

Chocolate lovers, take note: Your favourite treats could be tainted with lead and other hazardous heavy metals, which may lead to serious health issues...