
Rashmi kumari
Rashmi Kumari is a staff writer at The Fox Daily covering health, lifestyle, and entertainment. Her reporting focuses on public health, nutrition, fitness, wellness, consumer lifestyle, film, television, streaming platforms, celebrity news, and developments across the entertainment industry. She follows guidance from public health authorities, medical institutions, peer-reviewed research, government health agencies, official studio announcements, production houses, verified celebrity statements, industry releases, and other authoritative sources to provide accurate and well-sourced coverage. Her work emphasizes factual reporting, source verification, editorial transparency, and clear communication while adhering to The Fox Daily's editorial standards. For health-related topics, she reports on evidence-based information and does not provide personal medical advice; readers should consult qualified healthcare professionals for diagnosis and treatment.
By Rashmi kumari
Can Air Pollution Cause Hair Loss? What PM2.5 Is Really Doing to Your Scalp
Beyond asthma and heart disease, scientists say the same microscopic particles choking our lungs may also be starving hair follicles of the proteins they need to grow
5 Everyday Habits That May Be Quietly Worsening Your Insulin Resistance
Why the small, "harmless" things you do between meals matter more than the meals themselves
Hospital Fire Safety Audit Deadline: Centre Orders All States to Complete Checks by July 31
Union Health Secretary Punya Salila Srivastava's directive follows a hospital fire in Karnataka and years of recurring tragedies here's what the July 31 deadline actually requires, and why enforcement has been the missing piece until now
Shingles Vaccine for Elderly Adults with Diabetes: Why the Risk Is Higher and How Shingrix Protects You
Diabetes quietly weakens the immune system's defenses against a dormant virus that 99% of older adults already carry here's what the data shows and why vaccination timing matters more than most people realize
Atul Kasbekar on Authentic Photography: Why the Best Portraits Happen When People Stop Performing
Veteran photographer reflects on authenticity, creative evolution, portrait photography, and why imperfections matter more than filters in the age of AI
Why You Can’t Smell Your Own Body Odour: The Science Behind Nose Blindness and How to Stay Fresh
Understanding olfactory adaptation, why your brain ignores familiar smells, and practical ways to avoid body odour and bad breath
How Psychological Stress Alters the Gut Microbiome and Raises Disease Risk: What a New Study Reveals
A brain-gut-bone marrow circuit may explain why chronic stress quietly accelerates aging and immune decline
Touch Care and Aromatherapy Show Promise for Cancer Patients: What a New Study Really Means
Inside the growing evidence that gentle, non-drug therapies can ease the physical and emotional toll of cancer treatment
Reduced Infant Bathing and Eczema Risk: What a New Feasibility Trial Really Tells Us
A small UK study suggests fewer, gentler baths in the first six months of life may cut early eczema rates but the real story is in what happens next
Centre Amends Drugs Rules 1945: India Brings Cell and Gene Therapy Under Uniform National Regulation
New CLAA framework expansion aims to standardise oversight of CAR-T, stem cell and gene-editing treatments across all states
Wistoria: Wand and Sword Season 2 Review: A Thrilling Fantasy Anime That Balances Familiar Shonen Tropes with Spectacular Action
Despite relying on classic underdog storytelling, Wistoria: Wand and Sword Season 2 delivers emotional character growth, explosive battles, and a richer fantasy world that keeps fans invested in Will Serfort's journey.
Rashmika Mandanna’s Beauty Secret Explained: How Protecting Your Inner Child Can Improve Happiness, Mental Health, and Even Your Skin
Rashmika Mandanna’s Beauty Secret: How Protecting Your Inner Child Can Improve Mental Health and Skin
Predictive Maternal Healthcare: How Trustworthy Data and Strong Public Health Systems Can Save Mothers and Babies
Artificial intelligence, reliable health records, and frontline healthcare workers are reshaping maternal care but technology alone cannot reduce pregnancy-related risks without a resilient public health system.
Foreign Medical Graduates Get Internship Lifeline: Tamil Nadu Opens 36 Non-Teaching Hospitals for CRMI Training
Long-delayed relief arrives for hundreds of Foreign Medical Graduates stuck waiting for their mandatory Compulsory Rotating Medical Internship in Tamil Nadu
Over 99% of Births and Deaths Registered in 2024: What India’s Latest Civil Registration Report Really Means
India's Civil Registration System (CRS) report 2024 shows near-universal birth and death registration, but a closer read reveals sharp regional divides in the sex ratio at birth and a data story most coverage is missing
Migraine Myths vs Facts: The Ultimate Quiz Guide to Understanding and Managing Migraine
Test your knowledge, uncover the truth, and take control of migraine with science-backed insights
Gautami Kapoor Supports Ram Kapoor Amid ‘Cheating’ Remarks Backlash: Why the Debate on Marriage, Forgiveness, and Infidelity Has Taken...
After Ram Kapoor's comments on forgiveness in marriage sparked online criticism, Gautami Kapoor's subtle Instagram post has reignited conversations about trust, relationships, and the realities of long-term partnerships.
Con City Movie Review: Arjun Das and Anna Ben’s Con Comedy Reveals Its Own Trick Too Soon
Harish Durairaj's Directorial Debut Has Heart, a Committed Cast, and a Con Job That Doesn't Quite Land
Prasoon Joshi Study Group on Indian Cinema: Everything Explained
Inside the Government's New Push to Make Bollywood and Regional Cinema Globally Competitive
Welcome To The Jungle Movie Review: Akshay Kumar’s Spoof Comedy Groans More Than It Roars
A Star-Studded Bollywood Caper That Wants to Be Madcap But Settles for Middling
Centre’s New Maternal and Child Health Initiatives 2026: Inside the SUMAN Roadmap, Anaemia Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan and National Ambulance...
How India's revamped maternal health policy package tries to close the last-mile gap between hospitals and homes




















