Daphne Clarance is a Senior Sub Editor at India Today. With a focus on health and wellness, she explores topics such as mental health, public health, and consumer health, often weaving in themes of diet and nutrition. Daphne's insightful work has been featured in MSN and India Today.
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Daphne Clarance's coverage predominantly focuses on health and wellbeing, with a significant emphasis on citing data to support her articles. She also provides "how-to" guides related to health topics.
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By: Daphne Clarance
Doctors have warned that late-night World Cup matches with energy drinks or caffeine-heavy drinks and constant scrolling can disrupt sleep and strain the body.
By: Daphne Clarance
The Delhi High Court has allowed a 17-year-old boy to donate a part of his liver to his father, who is battling advanced chronic liver disease and liver cancer.
By: Daphne Clarance
A California-based company says it has created the world's first early-stage human egg cells from stem cells using lab-grown ovarian tissue.
Doctors say more men are seeking fertility assessment as age and lifestyle affect sperm health. The shift is recasting infertility as a shared responsibility and prompting earlier evaluation for both partners.
By: Daphne Clarance, Ashutosh Mishra
FSSAI has issued notices to three food business operators for violating provisions of the FSS Act, 2006 regarding misleading claims. Their products like paneer, vegan hazelnut chocolate spread and juice capsules have come under the scanner.
Dr. Devi Shetty is betting on nurses to run the future of healthcare. His upcoming smart hospital in Bengaluru will be operated primarily by nurses, a
By: Daphne Clarance
Children in India are facing two contrasting forms of malnutrition at the same time, according to a new study that found persistent thinness alongside a sharp rise in overweight and obesity by the age of nine.
After Maharashtra banned a fairness cream that caused kidney ailments in several women, dermats say it's time we let go of fairness creams once and for all.
Researchers have developed a brush swab test that can detect oral cancer in about an hour. The non-invasive method could reduce unnecessary biopsies and help doctors monitor risky lesions earlier.
By: Daphne Clarance
The shift from daily to weekly injections for most diabetes patients could ease treatment burden not just for them but also for their caregivers.
