Tatiana Dias

For years, topical minoxidil has been the gold-standard treatment for hair growth. So, it's no surprise that its sudden rise has taken over the

Many women have been conditioned to brush off minor health symptoms as normal. We blame increased hair fall on the weather, chalk up a tiring workout

Getting your period on your wedding is not on anyone's bridal bingo card. Sometimes, however, thanks to wedding stress, when it comes is beyond your control. Between the fittings, family politics, and early morning call times, your body can decide to throw in one final surprise — menstrual cramps dressed in wedding couture. While it may not be the ideal scenario for many, we thankfully live in a time where there are multiple ways to deal with

One is temporary, one is gradual. The key to treating each lies in identifying the difference

If you've ever gone swimming, you'd know that it's all fun and games until you step out of the water.

AI has transformed the game into monetized data, writes Tech Policy Press fellow Tatiana Dias.

SPF has been the main character in skincare routines for a while now. Dermatologists have long maintained that sunscreen is non-negotiable, and over

There was a time when civil weddings were simply a legal formality — in, signed and out, no fuss. Today, they're an integral part of the wedding celebrations. Whether you're exchanging vows at a courthouse, registry office or in front of your closest family and friends, the ceremony may be intimate, but the memories and photographs last forever.

Orthorexia, an obsession with eating clean, is quietly spiralling into a modern eating disorder. Bazaar India explores the unhealthy side of this seemingly healthy approach to food.

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