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The Bloody Truth: Why Menstruation Is Still a Taboo in Indian Schools

Menstrual hygiene is not just a women’s issue, it’s a societal one and It affects education, health, and overall development...
Nov 19

International Men’s Day: A Celebration of Strength, Vulnerability, and Change

It’s not just a day to celebrate men; it’s a day to advocate for their well-being, highlight their struggles, and recognize their ...
Nov 19

A Preventable Catastrophe: Why Are Children Still Dying from Measles?

Governments must step up their efforts, healthcare systems must become more resilient, and communities must rally together to protect their children....
Nov 15

The Silent Killer in Your Genes: Can Splicing Errors Unlock New Cancer Cures?

As scientists continue to explore the potential of splicing-based therapies, the future of cancer treatment and perhaps treatment for other diseases as well looks ...
Nov 15

Is Your Daily Turmeric Dose Doing More Harm Than Good: Alarming Lead Levels in Indian Turmeric

Protecting consumers from the hazards of contaminated turmeric requires both awareness and action....
Nov 13

From Darkness to Clarity: How Stem Cell Transplants Are Offering New Hope for Corneal Blindness

With each discovery, science moves closer to a future where blindness is not a permanent condition but a challenge we have the tools to overcome....
Nov 12

Why Children in High-Risk Areas Are Paying the Price for TB Neglect?

TB remains a significant threat to children in high-burden regions, but it is a disease that can be controlled with the right interventions....
Nov 11

Firewall gender equality from threats like anti-rights Geneva Consensus Declaration

The year 2025 will mark 30 years since Beijing Declaration and its Platform for Action were adopted in 1995. Beijing+30 intergovernmental review processes are ...
Nov 11

Why Are Food Giants Pushing ‘Low-Star’ Nutrition on Low-Income Countries?

If multinational corporations truly value their global consumers, then it’s time for them to step up, bridge the nutritional divide, and offer fair, healthy ...
Nov 08

Why Are Rare Disease Patients Paying a Fortune When Local Production Could Save Lives?

The high cost of life-saving drugs shouldn’t force patients to choose between their health and financial stability....
Nov 07

Why Tuberculosis Is Still the World’s Leading Killer in 2024 And How We’re Failing to Stop It

The recent surge in cases serves as a reminder that TB is far from being eradicated and continues to claim millions of lives....
Nov 05

Unmasking the Danger Within: The Alarming Rise of Stomach Cancer in India

By making health a priority, embracing prevention, and supporting those affected, we can create a brighter future free of stomach cancer’s grip....
Nov 04

Hospital-acquired infections are fuelling antimicrobial resistance

If our stories are amplified to other people then we can find faster solutions that are possible. In addition, we have to think about stopping ...
Oct 30

A Race Against Time How World Stroke Day Highlights India’s Hidden Health Crisis

World Stroke Day reminds us that with knowledge, action, and commitment, it is possible to reduce the impact of strokes and save lives....
Oct 29

AI Gone Wild? Why OpenAI’s Whisper - Transcription Tool used in Hospitals Might Be Putting Lives at Risk

The future of AI depends not only on innovation but also on a commitment to transparency, accountability, and above all, safety in every step forward....
Oct 29

Are You Scrolling Your Life Away? The Dark Reality of Digital Addiction

Technology is meant to be a tool, not a trap. When used mindfully, it can enrich our lives in countless ways. But when overused, it ...
Oct 26

Is Your Child’s Backpack Hurting Their Health? How Heavy Bags Are Leading to a Back Pain Crisis

With the right approach, children can enjoy a pain-free academic journey, free from the strain of an overloaded backpack....
Oct 25

The True Cost of Restless Nights: How Poor Sleep in Your 40s May Age Your Brain Faster

This study reminds us that a good night’s sleep is not just a luxury, it’s essential to preserving mental clarity, memory, and overall ...
Oct 25

The Thin Line Between Life and Death: The Shocking Case of a 'Brain-Dead' Man Waking Up Just Before Organ Donation

TJ’s story serves as a reminder of the thin line between life and death, and the miracles that can happen when the human body ...
Oct 22

Why Your Craving for Carbs is Written in Your DNA: The Ancient Gene That Shaped Our Diets

As we continue to learn more about the connections between our genes and our diets, it’s clear that the story of human evolution is, ...
Oct 22

Why Your Craving for Carbs is Written in Your DNA: The Ancient Gene That Shaped Our Diets

As we continue to learn more about the connections between our genes and our diets, it’s clear that the story of human evolution is, ...
Oct 22

Breast Cancer in India: Why Awareness Alone Won't Save Lives

Breast Cancer Awareness Month serves as a crucial reminder that the battle against breast cancer is far from over, especially in India....
Oct 21

Young people do not want a future with looming threat of antimicrobial resistance

At least 80% of countries can test resistance in all bacterial and fungal pathogens included in the Global Antimicrobial Resistance and Use Surveillance System (GLASS) ...
Oct 21

The Standing Desk Myth: Why Standing More Won’t Save Your Heart

Individuals should focus on incorporating a variety of movements throughout the day, making small adjustments to keep their bodies active....
Oct 21

Video Games: A Surprising Key to Sharper Minds While Exercise Fails to Boost Cognition

Far from being a waste of time, gaming might just be one of the best ways to keep your brain in top shape....
Oct 21

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