In winter, chances are many of you are wearing socks to bed to keep yourself warm. However, a doctor warns it can lead to certain health-related complications. To know more, read on.

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High cholesterol is often dubbed a 'silent killer' due to its lack of noticeable early symptoms, potentially going unnoticed for years until it triggers other health problems. However, if you're ...

Winter represents an additional challenge for people with diabetes, especially when it comes to maintaining foot health. Low temperatures and humidity can increase the risks of foot ulcers, infection, ...