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The Last Breath On Everest: What Happens At The Death Zone
Overcrowding, exhaustion, poor decision-making and severe oxygen deprivation continue to turn Everest into one of the deadliest places on Earth.
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Childhood Junk Food May Rewire The Brain For Life, Reveals Study
Researchers examined how eating an unhealthy, high-fat, high-sugar diet during early life affects appetite and eating behaviours later in adulthood, and whether targeting the gut microbiome can fix those changes.
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Ozempic And Wegovy Weight Loss Eventually Plateaus, Study Explains Why
While semaglutide has shown impressive results in aiding weight loss, many users may experience a plateau after an initial period of significant weight loss.
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Do Dreams Really Make You Tired? Here's What Science Says
Most dreaming occurs during rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, which makes up 20-25 per cent of our total sleep time
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Shoaib Ibrahim's Father Hospitalised For Brain Haemorrhage; Know Causes, Risks And Complications
Actor Shoaib Ibrahim revealed that his father has suffered a brain haemorrhage. Here is what causes it, the risks associated with it, and the possible complications that it can cause.
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What Is Smartphone Withdrawal? Signs Your Mind May Be Too Attached To Your Phone
Smartphone withdrawal refers to the emotional and psychological discomfort some people experience when they are unable to use their phones or suddenly reduce screen time.
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Shoaib Ibrahim Says Father Not 'Doing Well' After Brain Haemorrhage, Shares Dipika Kakar's New Health Update
Shoaib Ibrahim added, "Papa is not reacting at all. Dipika also has a PET scan today, and we are tense about it"
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Depression Duration Linked To Severe Brain Changes, Finds Study
The duration for which one remains depressed may impact how severely the mental disorder makes changes in the brain, according to a study.
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Scientists Discover Ancient Link Between Human Eyes And Hidden Brain Organ
The research team examined the possible origins of vision by looking back at one of humanity's earliest ancestors.
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'Perpetual Bad Things': Experts Decode Why 40% People Are Avoiding News
Globally, 40 per cent report they at least sometimes or often do the same, the highest figure ever recorded. People shared consistent reasons for this: the news put them in a bad mood, they felt overwhelmed and powerless to act.
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Can Short Power Naps Protect Your Health During Heatwaves?
Experts say short power naps during heatwaves may help improve alertness, reduce fatigue, and ease heat-related stress, especially when combined with hydration, cooling measures, and proper nighttime sleep.
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Can Stimulating the Vagus Nerve Improve Your Health?
The vagus nerve is also involved in communication between the brain and digestive system, sometimes called the "gut-brain axis."
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Cycling And Brain Health: A Review Finds It May Sharpen The Mind
A review of nearly 90 studies across 19 countries where cycling was tested as an intervention has found that the physical activity can be an accessible tool for improving brain health and overall well-being, such as through better moods and increased
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Why Women Cry In Anger (And It's Not Just The Hormones): Experts Explain
It's not just hormones that drive an emotional outburst among women when they are angry. Psychology also plays a crucial role in how men and women react when they are overwhelmed by feelings
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You May Be Addicted To Caffeine And Not Even Realise It: Signs To Notice
Replacing some caffeinated drinks with water or herbal beverages. Abrupt withdrawal may temporarily worsen headaches and fatigue.
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The Last Breath On Everest: What Happens At The Death Zone
Overcrowding, exhaustion, poor decision-making and severe oxygen deprivation continue to turn Everest into one of the deadliest places on Earth.
-
Childhood Junk Food May Rewire The Brain For Life, Reveals Study
Researchers examined how eating an unhealthy, high-fat, high-sugar diet during early life affects appetite and eating behaviours later in adulthood, and whether targeting the gut microbiome can fix those changes.
-
Ozempic And Wegovy Weight Loss Eventually Plateaus, Study Explains Why
While semaglutide has shown impressive results in aiding weight loss, many users may experience a plateau after an initial period of significant weight loss.
-
Do Dreams Really Make You Tired? Here's What Science Says
Most dreaming occurs during rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, which makes up 20-25 per cent of our total sleep time
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Shoaib Ibrahim's Father Hospitalised For Brain Haemorrhage; Know Causes, Risks And Complications
Actor Shoaib Ibrahim revealed that his father has suffered a brain haemorrhage. Here is what causes it, the risks associated with it, and the possible complications that it can cause.
-
What Is Smartphone Withdrawal? Signs Your Mind May Be Too Attached To Your Phone
Smartphone withdrawal refers to the emotional and psychological discomfort some people experience when they are unable to use their phones or suddenly reduce screen time.
-
Shoaib Ibrahim Says Father Not 'Doing Well' After Brain Haemorrhage, Shares Dipika Kakar's New Health Update
Shoaib Ibrahim added, "Papa is not reacting at all. Dipika also has a PET scan today, and we are tense about it"
-
Depression Duration Linked To Severe Brain Changes, Finds Study
The duration for which one remains depressed may impact how severely the mental disorder makes changes in the brain, according to a study.
-
Scientists Discover Ancient Link Between Human Eyes And Hidden Brain Organ
The research team examined the possible origins of vision by looking back at one of humanity's earliest ancestors.
-
'Perpetual Bad Things': Experts Decode Why 40% People Are Avoiding News
Globally, 40 per cent report they at least sometimes or often do the same, the highest figure ever recorded. People shared consistent reasons for this: the news put them in a bad mood, they felt overwhelmed and powerless to act.
-
Can Short Power Naps Protect Your Health During Heatwaves?
Experts say short power naps during heatwaves may help improve alertness, reduce fatigue, and ease heat-related stress, especially when combined with hydration, cooling measures, and proper nighttime sleep.
-
Can Stimulating the Vagus Nerve Improve Your Health?
The vagus nerve is also involved in communication between the brain and digestive system, sometimes called the "gut-brain axis."
-
Cycling And Brain Health: A Review Finds It May Sharpen The Mind
A review of nearly 90 studies across 19 countries where cycling was tested as an intervention has found that the physical activity can be an accessible tool for improving brain health and overall well-being, such as through better moods and increased
-
Why Women Cry In Anger (And It's Not Just The Hormones): Experts Explain
It's not just hormones that drive an emotional outburst among women when they are angry. Psychology also plays a crucial role in how men and women react when they are overwhelmed by feelings
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You May Be Addicted To Caffeine And Not Even Realise It: Signs To Notice
Replacing some caffeinated drinks with water or herbal beverages. Abrupt withdrawal may temporarily worsen headaches and fatigue.
