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A 39-year-old cardiac surgeon collapsed and died of a sudden heart attack while taking rounds in the very hospital where he worked. Even though immediate access to advanced medical care and all possible interventions were available, unfortunately he could not be saved.
Monsoon is here, and along with rain and chai cravings, Delhi is also seeing a rise in Hepatitis A and E cases. These are viral infections that attack the liver and spread through contaminated food and water.
Knee pain can affect people of all ages and genders, whether due to injuries like ligament tears, cartilage damage, or from medical conditions such as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, gout, or infections.
Traditional medicine, like TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) and Ayurveda, is praised for its all-natural and holistic practices, but these treatments are not risk-free. While believed to support cognitive health, several herbal preparations can lead to neurological complications. Studies have revealed that contamination, particularly with heavy metals, and improper dosages are frequent culprits behind severe neurotoxic side effects.
After a recent Delhi High Court directive, authorities have been told to remove all stray dogs from the streets and shift them to shelters. For some, it feels like a long-overdue step for public safety. On the other hand, it has left others in dismay about animal safety and welfare.
Can you really live to be 100? While many chase secret superfoods or viral wellness hacks, the truth is, longevity doesn’t come from one thing. It’s the result of years of consistent, often boring, but powerful choices.
In the last year, injectable weight loss medications like Wegovy (Semaglutide) and Mounjaro (Tirzepatide), have gained a lot of popularity, from influencers showing dramatic weight loss to wellness clinics promoting them as the next big breakthrough. If you’ve been struggling with your weight or have obesity-related health issues, you might be wondering if these injections could be the answer.
A recent video clip of actress Tamannaah Bhatia in an interview casually mentioning her use of ‘morning spit’ to treat pimples has gone viral. When celebrities share remedies like this, they are often taken at face value, especially by young audiences wanting to try quick fixes. But, does this really work?
There was a time when protein shakes were reserved for serious athletes and bodybuilders. Now-a-days, they’re a part of everyday life for students, young professionals, and even teenagers chasing fitness trends on social media. But behind this “fitness culture,” doctors are warning of the impact this can have.
AI tools like ChatGPT have become a part of everyday life. People use it to draft emails, students rely on it for essays, and even professionals use it in everyday work. The convenience is obvious. It saves time, makes things easier, and it feels like you have a personal assistant for almost every task.
