If Parents Stay Healthy Till 90, Will Children Feel Less Responsibility? | Reverse Ageing | Part 5
Healthy ageing may delay, but not eliminate, the caregiving responsibilities of adult children. Care may begin later, change in nature or be shared differently among... Read more.
Peptides in Women’s Health in India: What’s Approved, What’s Marketed
Women already receive peptide medicines routinely, and most people never think of them as peptides. Oxytocin in labour, the hormones used in IVF, teriparatide for... Read more.
Will Longer Lives Take Away Jobs from the Younger Generation? | Reverse Ageing | Part 4
Cross-country evidence does not show a simple trade-off in which more older workers means fewer younger ones. It depends on growth, labour demand, institutions and... Read more.
If Ageing Slows Down, Will Retirement Even Exist? | Reverse Ageing | Part 3
Retirement ages were set for a world with shorter lives and different work. India's own ages, generally 58 or 60, are administrative decisions, not biological ones.... Read more.
How Close Are We to Reversing Ageing in Humans? | Reverse Ageing | Part 1
Nothing available today can reverse ageing in a human being. Some ageing markers have been reversed in mice, most notably in a 2020 Nature study where old mice recovered... Read more.
Will We Really Live to 100+ and Stay Young While Doing It? | Reverse Ageing | Part 2
Slowing ageing, delaying ageing and reversing ageing are three different claims, and only the first two are anywhere near a clinic. Reversal has been shown in cells... Read more.
Heart and Kidney Benefits: What the Evidence Means for Indians | GLP-1 | Part 8
Large trials point to real GLP-1 heart benefits and GLP-1 kidney benefits: fewer heart attacks and strokes, and slower kidney damage in selected patients with type... Read more.
GLP-1 and Indian Diets: Roti, Rice, Sweets, and Festive Eating | GLP-1 | Part 4
You do not have to give up roti, rice, or mithai on GLP-1 medicines like Ozempic, Wegovy, or Mounjaro. Portion size, protein, and fibre matter far more than banning... Read more.