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Bryan Johnson Claims Travelling Is 'Barbaric' For Body: "Modern Life Has Tricked Us"
Bryan Johnson claims travelling is 'barbaric' for the human body and that modern life has tricked us into believing it is good.
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Severity Of Genetic Mutation May Override Female Protective Effect Against Autism: Study
Autism spectrum disorder affects males more frequently than females, with women thought to possess biological protective mechanisms that reduce vulnerability to the condition.
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Stress And Brain Activity: Indian Institute Of Technology Kanpur Study Links 'Relaxed' Brain To Cognitive Impact
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur are studying alpha waves in the brain -- typically active when a person is awake and relaxed -- to understand how stress affects cognitive functions like attention, working memory, and ri
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When The Body Attacks Its Own Joints: Autoimmune Arthritis Explained
Autoimmune arthritis occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy joints and tissues, causing chronic inflammation, pain and disability. Experts say early diagnosis and treatment can help patients lead active, healthy lives.
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How Men Can Beat The Burnout With These 6 Simple Tips
Doctors say chronic stress activates the body's fight-or-flight response for prolonged periods. This can increase stress hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline, which may silently affect multiple organs over time.
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Osteoporosis Medication May Not Protect You Against Osteoarthritis: Study
Osteoarthritis remains one of the leading causes of pain and disability worldwide. Experts say people with osteoporosis should not assume their medications will automatically protect joint health as well.
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Is Omega-3 The Ultimate Multitasker? Nutritionist Explains 9 Ways It Supports Your Body And Mind
A nutritionist breaks down how omega-3 fats may support heart, brain, skin, joint and overall health
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Maternal Health Beyond Childbirth: Doctor Explains Long-Term Care And Awareness Gaps
Long-term care for mothers after childbirth extends far beyond the immediate postpartum recovery period. It plays an important role in safeguarding physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
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Can Alcohol Change How Your Brain Works? Fortis Neurologist Explains
While occasional drinking may cause temporary changes, repeated or heavy alcohol use can lead to more serious and lasting damage.
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Anti-Stigma Campaign, Digital Tool Help Mitigate Mental Health Problems In Slums: Study
India is home to the world's largest adolescent population of 253 million, with about one in every five experiencing mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression, according to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNI
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On Ozempic Or Wegovy? Doctors Say Stop Before Surgery, Here's Why
The ASA guidance suggests that patients on GLP-1 drugs should consult their healthcare providers well in advance of any planned surgery.
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Brain Injuries Linked To Increased Risk Of Anxiety And Depression In Children, Finds Study
A new study has found that school-age children and teenagers with medically diagnosed traumatic brain injury (TBI) show much higher rates of anxiety and depression compared to those without such injuries.
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Why Is Vitamin D Crucial For Your Brain? Link Decoded
Given its significant impact on various bodily functions, ensuring sufficient vitamin D intake through sunlight, diet, or supplements is vital for overall well-being.
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Walking 10,000 Steps A Day For 30 Days Can Boost Your Health In These Ways
Committing to walking 10,000 steps a day can lead to improvements in physical fitness, emotional stability, and overall well-being. Completing a 30-day challenge often shifts the mindset from exercise being a chore to it being an effortless daily rou
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Autism In Girls Is Often Missed: Neurologist Explains Why Diagnosis Differs From Boys
Autism is often underdiagnosed in girls due to subtle symptoms and social masking. Experts explain how gender differences, cultural factors, and diagnostic gaps delay identification, especially in India.
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Bryan Johnson Claims Travelling Is 'Barbaric' For Body: "Modern Life Has Tricked Us"
Bryan Johnson claims travelling is 'barbaric' for the human body and that modern life has tricked us into believing it is good.
-
Severity Of Genetic Mutation May Override Female Protective Effect Against Autism: Study
Autism spectrum disorder affects males more frequently than females, with women thought to possess biological protective mechanisms that reduce vulnerability to the condition.
-
Stress And Brain Activity: Indian Institute Of Technology Kanpur Study Links 'Relaxed' Brain To Cognitive Impact
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur are studying alpha waves in the brain -- typically active when a person is awake and relaxed -- to understand how stress affects cognitive functions like attention, working memory, and ri
-
When The Body Attacks Its Own Joints: Autoimmune Arthritis Explained
Autoimmune arthritis occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy joints and tissues, causing chronic inflammation, pain and disability. Experts say early diagnosis and treatment can help patients lead active, healthy lives.
-
How Men Can Beat The Burnout With These 6 Simple Tips
Doctors say chronic stress activates the body's fight-or-flight response for prolonged periods. This can increase stress hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline, which may silently affect multiple organs over time.
-
Osteoporosis Medication May Not Protect You Against Osteoarthritis: Study
Osteoarthritis remains one of the leading causes of pain and disability worldwide. Experts say people with osteoporosis should not assume their medications will automatically protect joint health as well.
-
Is Omega-3 The Ultimate Multitasker? Nutritionist Explains 9 Ways It Supports Your Body And Mind
A nutritionist breaks down how omega-3 fats may support heart, brain, skin, joint and overall health
-
Maternal Health Beyond Childbirth: Doctor Explains Long-Term Care And Awareness Gaps
Long-term care for mothers after childbirth extends far beyond the immediate postpartum recovery period. It plays an important role in safeguarding physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
-
Can Alcohol Change How Your Brain Works? Fortis Neurologist Explains
While occasional drinking may cause temporary changes, repeated or heavy alcohol use can lead to more serious and lasting damage.
-
Anti-Stigma Campaign, Digital Tool Help Mitigate Mental Health Problems In Slums: Study
India is home to the world's largest adolescent population of 253 million, with about one in every five experiencing mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression, according to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNI
-
On Ozempic Or Wegovy? Doctors Say Stop Before Surgery, Here's Why
The ASA guidance suggests that patients on GLP-1 drugs should consult their healthcare providers well in advance of any planned surgery.
-
Brain Injuries Linked To Increased Risk Of Anxiety And Depression In Children, Finds Study
A new study has found that school-age children and teenagers with medically diagnosed traumatic brain injury (TBI) show much higher rates of anxiety and depression compared to those without such injuries.
-
Why Is Vitamin D Crucial For Your Brain? Link Decoded
Given its significant impact on various bodily functions, ensuring sufficient vitamin D intake through sunlight, diet, or supplements is vital for overall well-being.
-
Walking 10,000 Steps A Day For 30 Days Can Boost Your Health In These Ways
Committing to walking 10,000 steps a day can lead to improvements in physical fitness, emotional stability, and overall well-being. Completing a 30-day challenge often shifts the mindset from exercise being a chore to it being an effortless daily rou
-
Autism In Girls Is Often Missed: Neurologist Explains Why Diagnosis Differs From Boys
Autism is often underdiagnosed in girls due to subtle symptoms and social masking. Experts explain how gender differences, cultural factors, and diagnostic gaps delay identification, especially in India.
