Dr Rajas Patel Roughly 80 per cent of all breast cancers are described as ER-positive which means that they grow in response to the hormone called oestrogen. About 65 per cent of breast cancers are PR-positive, growing in response to another hormone named progesterone. In 2015, American actress Angelina Jolie made headlines with her […]Read More
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Vinod Kumar Wearing tight-fitting and high-heeled shoes may do more harm than just causing temporary discomfort. Orthopaedic experts warn that such footwear can weaken foot muscles and lead to claw toes, a common forefoot deformity that causes toes to curl downward at the end joint, resembling little claws. In India, nearly 20 per cent of […]Read More
Team L&M A selfless mother, an affectionate daughter, a dutiful wife and a charming sister (and yet sometimes a wicked one!); no matter what role a woman plays in everyday life, she does so with utmost passion and conscientiousness. From managing the household chores, to being a precisian at work, and yet taking out time […]Read More
Team L&M Delayed menstrual periods can affect women both physiologically and psychologically. While chronic irregularities require consultation with a gynecologist, certain natural foods and spices can help regulate your menstrual cycle and support hormonal balance. 1. Asafoetida (Heeng) Add half a teaspoon of heeng to your vegetable dishes. It relieves flatulence and helps regulate progesterone, […]Read More
Dr Rita Bakshi A normal menstruation cycle typically repeats every 28 days, but many women experience changes in their cycle. Delayed menstruation cycles may indicate the onset of menopausal transition, though not all women with irregular periods are entering menopause. Women of all ages can experience delayed periods, and if the irregularity is due to […]Read More