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Whether your goal is overall weight loss or better overall health, researchers recommend snacking on peanuts or peanut butter three to four times a...

Starting early will go a long way for children. We explore several fitness programmes that the city has to offer Adults call it working out;...

Due to unusual rise in temperatures and scant precipitation during the winter months, these avian visitors are leaving earlier this year

Aristotle said, “Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all.”

Parents and teachers should stop focussing on results so much and be supportive of students

An emissions-reduction approach to fighting global warming is not enough. Alternative solutions involving climate engineering might have to be deployed sooner than we think

Researchers at MIT's McGovern Institute are using the latest advances in brain imaging to identify children at high risk of depression before the debilitating and sometimes deadly disorder sets in.

Exams never come alone: there are sleepless nights, exaggerated expectations, and a pressure for perfection. “The responsibility to make children understand that top grades are not as important lies with the parents,” says Dr Ruby Ahuja, consultant psychologist with various city hospitals.

I want to become a doctor because it’s a dream of my father, who couldn’t become one. I was brought up with this dream and I don’t have any other career option in the life.

Children tend to consume more calories after playing online games that involve food, a new study has found.