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Compared with groundnut oil, their primary use was linked to 3 times higher odds of high LDL in ICMR study.
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Every week, TOI+ subscribers ask questions about their health and India’s top doctors reply with clear, evidence-based guidance. From heart disease to diabetes, cancer to mental health, Hello, Doctor connects you directly with experts you can trust.
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Reversals in high courts and Supreme Court have exposed weak evidence, flawed investigations and failures of fair-trial procedure in cases carrying the gravest punishment.
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The recent death of a 22-year-old IIT-Bombay student has renewed questions about campus distress. An interim report by a Supreme Court-appointed task force examines the pressures, discrimination and gaps in support that students may face.
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Section 16 of the 2023 law protects ECs for acts linked to official functions, but critics say its scope is excessive and weakens accountability at the country’s highest electoral institution. The matter is pending before the Supreme Court.
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ET reported that a disagreement within the Election Commission over Special Summary Revision, or SSR, has held up the annual exercise. But what does SSR actually do — and if the more intensive SIR is already underway, is it still needed?
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Situationships to FWB to Gaslighting, what do relationships gain from slang? It’s a very precise identification of behaviours that used to leave people wondering what, exactly, was happening.
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We eat fast, work fast, travel fast, live fast. But it is all momentary, therefore, functional. Beauty is the natural casualty of this lifestyle led by comfort and convenience.
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A new colour-changing test could make nerve-agent detection faster, simpler and more portable.
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Vidyanand Bapat says festivals should bring happiness, not noise, congestion and blocked roads. His argument has earned him supporters, critics, viral fame — and, after an assault, police protection.
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Postpartum weight loss depends on more than willpower. Age, sleep, diet, breastfeeding, childcare, recovery and health conditions can all affect how long it takes.
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From dance sessions and matching outfits to selfies, reels and even a pretend backstory, social media is putting a price on having a Garba companion this Navratri.
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Each week, readers write in with life questions that are deeply personal and don’t have simple answers. Our panel of experts across multiple domains provides solutions that can help.
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From T N Seshan’s battle over the poll panel’s powers to Ashok Lavasa’s dissent during the 2019 polls and questions over Arun Goel’s appointment, the ECI has repeatedly faced internal challenges that tested its institutional framework.
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Three constitutional experts assess whether the Tenth Schedule, introduced in 1985, is still serving its aim or has become a tool for engineering defections.
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Let’s talk about how they will take responsibility if their child continues a secret affair with the ex. How will they answer the spouse who entered this arranged marriage (and mess) in good faith?
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Multiple factors contribute to student stress. Offering a longer, five-year engineering course can help. Also, college capacity must match intake. And make wellness part of the curriculum.
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Social security not only catches you but also enables you to bounce back. The system's core is to provide workers with a fund to draw from in times of emergency or at retirement, so that a temporary crisis doesn't become a lifelong hardship.
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Bengaluru party evenings are no longer ordinary. Of late, they have turned into full-blown, immersive events, hosted at the most unusual venues, and with unexpected themes.
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The suspected network may have supplied fake medicines to over 90 Bengaluru-area hospitals and clinics. Investigators are tracing the supply chain and checking whether patients received them.
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