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Can avian influenza be the next pandemic after Coronavirus? Scientists do not rule out this possibility and feel that a single mutation can make H5N1 virus much more infectious for humans. A potential mutation in the H5N1 avian influenza virus is likely to increase its ability to infect humans, a…

In recent decades, plant-based drinks and beverages are fast catching popularity among people. It is believed that the presence of remarkable antioxidants and plant-based compounds in these drinks can offer various health benefits, including improved digestion, enhanced immune function, and reduced inflammation.

The general population needs far less protein than is often made out by influencers. Don’t miss out on other important aspects of your diet

The Dietary Guidelines for Indians by ICMR-NIN are a cornerstone for public health in India, offering evidence-based advice to combat malnutrition and promote overall wellness. Among these, Guideline 8 focuses on obtaining high-quality proteins and essential amino acids (EAAs) through food combinations while discouraging reliance on protein supplements for building…

When it comes to staying healthy and energized, your metabolism plays a huge role. It’s the process your body uses to turn food into energy. Likewise, a faster metabolism means you burn calories more efficiently. The good news? What you eat can make a big difference. Do you know how?

Alternative proteins for the turkey, resilient super-spuds and ‘cheese from peas’ may help to keep the meal on tables for generations, experts say.

Diet has always been a debatable topic when it comes to losing weight healthily. For no reason, diet has been held accountable for unintended weight gain, though the fault lies in human behaviour and indulgence for food.

Dr. Qureshi's observations in Gaza highlight the impact of protein malnutrition on children's health, emphasizing the urgent need for humanitarian aid in t...

Eating beans, peas, and lentils can provide Americans with key nutrients and are excellent sources of protein

It’s not only cholesterol that’s worrisome: Elevated levels of lipoprotein(a) increase your risk of heart attack and stroke.