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Is Rubbing Your Eyes Bad For You? Eye Specialists Explain
Sometimes the urge to rub happens if there is a gritty sensation, dryness or something stuck in our eyes. This is often a symptom of dry eye syndrome, or blepharitis.
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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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What Is Rusty Pipe Syndrome? Can It Harm Your Baby?
In most cases, experts say rusty pipe syndrome is not harmful to infants. Small amounts of blood mixed with breast milk are usually considered safe for babies to consume.
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Typing All Day? Experts Explain How Repetitive Desk Work Can Permanently Affect Hand Health
Repetitive strain injuries are increasingly affecting younger adults due to prolonged screen exposure, poor posture, and non-ergonomic workspaces
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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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The Thyroid-Fertility Link: How Your Metabolic Health Impacts Your Menstrual Cycle
When thyroid dysfunction is left untreated, it can lead to irregular periods, lower fertility, and a higher risk of miscarriage.
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Why Summer Heat Is Triggering More Fatigue And Burnout Cases? Doctor Answers
Many people are noticing a different kind of exhaustion. Even without doing heavy work, they feel tired for long hours, struggle to stay focused, and experience low energy throughout the day.
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Virat Kohli Opens Up About 'Imposter Syndrome': Here's What It Means For Mental Health
Virat Kohli's remarks about imposter syndrome have brought attention to a psychological struggle experienced by many high-achieving individuals despite visible success.
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Relief: The 3-Minute Wrist Decompression Move For Desk Workers
You can get relief from carpal tunnel syndrome if you practise decompression exercises. Here is a 3-minute decompression move that can be performed by desk workers to ease their pain.
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Why You Should Never Eat Lychee On An Empty Stomach: Doctors Explain Toxicity, Encephalitis Risks
Dr Arun Shah explains why you should never eat litchi on an empty stomach. There are various serious health risks associated with it, and how to consume it safely.
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3 Dietary Changes That Can Reduce Your Diabetes Risk By 31%, According To A New Study
A new large-scale study suggests that 3 dietary changes could reduce your risk of developing diabetes. Here is how you can implement these changes and naturally improve your blood sugar levels.
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Virat Kohli Opens Up On Struggles To Overcome 'Imposter Syndrome', Namedrops Rahul Dravid
Veteran batter Virat Kohli has opened up about battling 'imposter syndrome', especially during the peak of his career, adding that those insecurities still exist.
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Will You Need Extra Tests Now That PCOS Is Called PMOS? Doctor Answers
Women previously diagnosed with PCOS still have the same syndrome, with similar symptoms, risks, and treatment strategies. What has evolved is the medical perspective.
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Already Diagnosed With PCOS? Here's What The Name Change To PMOS Practically Means For You
Global specialists have formally announced that PCOS will now be known as PMOS, or Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome. In an effort to give the disorder a name that more accurately reflects how it affects the entire body, not just the ovaries.
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Sedentary Weekdays, Intense Weekends: Doctors Explain Why Young Professionals Face High Injury Risks
Doctors say many young professionals who spend weekdays sitting for long hours are suddenly subjecting their bodies to intense physical activity over weekends without adequate conditioning, warm-ups or recovery.
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Is Rubbing Your Eyes Bad For You? Eye Specialists Explain
Sometimes the urge to rub happens if there is a gritty sensation, dryness or something stuck in our eyes. This is often a symptom of dry eye syndrome, or blepharitis.
-
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.
-
What Is Rusty Pipe Syndrome? Can It Harm Your Baby?
In most cases, experts say rusty pipe syndrome is not harmful to infants. Small amounts of blood mixed with breast milk are usually considered safe for babies to consume.
-
Typing All Day? Experts Explain How Repetitive Desk Work Can Permanently Affect Hand Health
Repetitive strain injuries are increasingly affecting younger adults due to prolonged screen exposure, poor posture, and non-ergonomic workspaces
-
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
-
The Thyroid-Fertility Link: How Your Metabolic Health Impacts Your Menstrual Cycle
When thyroid dysfunction is left untreated, it can lead to irregular periods, lower fertility, and a higher risk of miscarriage.
-
Why Summer Heat Is Triggering More Fatigue And Burnout Cases? Doctor Answers
Many people are noticing a different kind of exhaustion. Even without doing heavy work, they feel tired for long hours, struggle to stay focused, and experience low energy throughout the day.
-
Virat Kohli Opens Up About 'Imposter Syndrome': Here's What It Means For Mental Health
Virat Kohli's remarks about imposter syndrome have brought attention to a psychological struggle experienced by many high-achieving individuals despite visible success.
-
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Relief: The 3-Minute Wrist Decompression Move For Desk Workers
You can get relief from carpal tunnel syndrome if you practise decompression exercises. Here is a 3-minute decompression move that can be performed by desk workers to ease their pain.
-
Why You Should Never Eat Lychee On An Empty Stomach: Doctors Explain Toxicity, Encephalitis Risks
Dr Arun Shah explains why you should never eat litchi on an empty stomach. There are various serious health risks associated with it, and how to consume it safely.
-
3 Dietary Changes That Can Reduce Your Diabetes Risk By 31%, According To A New Study
A new large-scale study suggests that 3 dietary changes could reduce your risk of developing diabetes. Here is how you can implement these changes and naturally improve your blood sugar levels.
-
Virat Kohli Opens Up On Struggles To Overcome 'Imposter Syndrome', Namedrops Rahul Dravid
Veteran batter Virat Kohli has opened up about battling 'imposter syndrome', especially during the peak of his career, adding that those insecurities still exist.
-
Will You Need Extra Tests Now That PCOS Is Called PMOS? Doctor Answers
Women previously diagnosed with PCOS still have the same syndrome, with similar symptoms, risks, and treatment strategies. What has evolved is the medical perspective.
-
Already Diagnosed With PCOS? Here's What The Name Change To PMOS Practically Means For You
Global specialists have formally announced that PCOS will now be known as PMOS, or Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome. In an effort to give the disorder a name that more accurately reflects how it affects the entire body, not just the ovaries.
-
Sedentary Weekdays, Intense Weekends: Doctors Explain Why Young Professionals Face High Injury Risks
Doctors say many young professionals who spend weekdays sitting for long hours are suddenly subjecting their bodies to intense physical activity over weekends without adequate conditioning, warm-ups or recovery.
