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Strength Doesn’t Retire: The Science Behind Ageless Power

Older adults can not only participate in strength training but may also experience less muscle soreness and damage than younger individuals....
Apr 04

From Scroll to Squint: How Reels Are Reshaping Your Vision

By adopting healthier screen habits and prioritizing eye care, we can prevent the irreversible damage caused by prolonged digital exposure....
Apr 02

Doomscrolling at Midnight: How Indians Are Sacrificing Sleep for Screens

Public health initiatives should address sleep disorders with the same urgency as other health concerns. By prioritizing sleep, India can take a major step towards ...
Mar 31

Prioritize your health during the holy days of Ramzan

Fasting is essentially carrying benefits but fasting after fasting , lack of sleep , less activity , poor intake of fluids , skipping your medicines or supplements and bringing ...
Mar 31

Regional growth booming for startups in 2024 - QBO Innovation study

The 2024 Startup Ecosystem Mapping Reports are in collaboration with DOST-PCIEERD, SCALE NCR, local TBIs...
Mar 31

Type 2 Diabetes Under Attack: The Unexpected Power of Wearable Tech

As research continues to explore the benefits of digital health interventions, it is clear that the future of diabetes care lies at the intersection of ...
Mar 28

Why Epilepsy Awareness Day Should Matter to Everyone

With more awareness, early diagnosis, and better treatment options, we can help people with epilepsy lead healthier, stigma-free lives....
Mar 26

Why Women Face a Greater Risk of Heart Disease Than Men

Understanding how lifestyle choices affect women differently than men can empower women to take the right steps toward better heart health....
Mar 24

Embracing Extra Chromosomes: Individuals with Down Syndrome face health challenges, stigma, and limited care, but early intervention and inclusion can transform their lives

Individuals with Down syndrome often experience neurological challenges, including delayed cognitive development, lower muscle tone, and a higher risk of conditions like epilepsy and early-...
Mar 20

Lilly Launches Mounjaro® (tirzepatide), offering a new option for the treatment of obesity and type 2 diabetes

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Mar 20

Think Alcohol Is Bad for You? New Research Might Prove You Wrong

The Harvard researchers concluded that while alcohol may offer some cholesterol benefits, the overall health risks far outweigh the rewards for most people....
Mar 20

Chew Your Way to a Sharper Mind: The Surprising Brain Hack No One Told You About

While more research is needed to fully understand the impact of chewing on brain health, the findings suggest that something as simple as choosing crunchier, ...
Mar 20

Why Doctors May Soon Prescribe Walks in the Park Instead of Pills

Whether it’s a walk in the park, a view of trees from your window, or even a digital nature experience, science proves that it ...
Mar 20

Moscow Scientists Demonstrate the Effectiveness of Telemedicine for Patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Researchers in Moscow have confirmed the effectiveness of telemedicine in managing inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), demonstrating that remote monitoring and online consultations can significantly improve ...
Mar 18

Trapped in the Dopamine Loop: Why You Can’t Stop Scrolling, Eating, or Shopping

By understanding how dopamine influences our behaviour and making conscious choices, we can regain control over our mental and emotional well-being....
Mar 17

Managing High Blood Pressure: Importance for Kidney Health

Kidney protection from high blood pressure requires early detection and treatment. Good blood pressure control can Slow the progression of CKD and Lower Cardiovascular Risk....
Mar 15

Your Desk Job is Destroying Your Mind: Here’s How to Fight Back

We can either continue to let our sedentary lifestyle control our brain health or take charge of our body’s movement and safeguard our mental ...
Mar 13

Can Coffee Keep You Steady on Your Feet? New Study Reveals the Truth

Avoiding coffee due to fear of instability is now proven unnecessary. Instead, a balanced diet, regular exercise, and mental well-being play a bigger role ...
Mar 13

Think Before You Bite: How Fatty Foods Can Trigger Brain Damage in Just 3 Days

While modern life makes it easy to reach for convenience foods, the findings of this study make one thing clear: what we eat today affects ...
Mar 11

Rewriting Immunology: The Discovery That Could Replace Traditional Antibiotics

This finding not only broadens our understanding of cellular mechanisms but also provides a promising foundation for developing innovative antibiotics...
Mar 11

TIPS FOR PARENTS TO COMBAT INCREASING OBESITY AMONG CHILDREN

So, parents, it’s time to become role models—move more, reduce screen time, eat healthier food, say no to junk food, ensure ample hydration, ...
Mar 11

Ditch the Pills: The Secret to Beating Insomnia is in Your Workout

The latest research clearly shows that exercise is good for your body and a powerful sleep aid....
Mar 11

Arogya World Hosts #RunInRed With 1500+ Bengalureans To Raise Awareness on Women’s Heart Health

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Mar 10

Your Night Shifts Might Be Damaging Your DNA: Here’s How to Fight Back

This research reinforces what sleep scientists have been saying for years that quality sleep is crucial for long-term health....
Mar 08

Can Just Three Days of Junk Food Harm Your Brain? Science Says Yes

Making smart dietary choices isn’t just about maintaining a healthy weight it’s about protecting the most vital organ of all: your brain....
Mar 08

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