Vitamin D is known as “sunshine vitamin”, and serves two essential purposes for human health: bone development and immune system support. However, even in a tropical country like India, Vitamin D deficiency is extremely common, due to factors like poor diet, limited sun exposure, and remaining indoors. While there are pills for the deficiency, doctors…
Hypertensive eye disease includes many kinds of problems caused by high blood pressure. The most common one is called hypertensive retinopathy, where the blood vessels in the eye get damaged. Other commonly affected parts of the eye due to hypertension include the choroid, the vascular bed of the retina, and the optic nerve. This is…
Blood in urine is often brushed off as a sign of urinary infection or kidney stones. And if it’s not visible, it’s not even considered. In kidney cancer, microscopic hematuria (blood in urine) can occur, which isn’t always seen with the naked eye. It may show up only during a routine urine test. Sometimes, the…
At first glance, this artwork seems like a random swirl of shapes. But there’s actually a carefully concealed horse waiting to be discovered. This new brain-teaser challenges your observation skills.Ready for the challenge? Set a timer for 15 seconds. Let your eyes roam freely!! Then sharply scan for telltale equine features: a mane, legs, or…
Shweta Tiwari, known for her impeccable style, defies age norms with her fashion choices, embracing everything from crop tops to sarees. She encourages experimenting with Indian wear and prioritizing comfort, advocating for confidence as the ultimate style secret. Shweta Tiwari has been in the spotlight for years, and honestly, she’s never looked better. Whether she’s…
Recent studies have investigated non-invasive brain stimulation methods like transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) and transcranial random noise stimulation (tRNS) to boost mathematical skills. These techniques apply mild electrical currents to brain areas involved in numerical processing. Research suggests that targeted stimulation can enhance arithmetic performance, especially in individuals with weaker math abilities. A study…
Sugar cravings feel like tiny monsters that hijack your brain—and honestly, they kind of are. That desperate urge for cookies at 3 PM? Blame dopamine. Sugar triggers this “feel-good” chemical, but only briefly, leaving you needing more. The good news? You can stop the sugar cycle and boost dopamine naturally—no willpower meltdown required. From food…
While Elon Musk is often in the news for his futuristic innovations, from electric cars to space travel, his growing family also garners considerable public attention. The billionaire entrepreneur and tech mogul is a father to 14 children, a fact he links to his strong beliefs about population growth and the survival of civilisation. Musk’s…
In a shocking case that has triggered widespread concern and debate across China, a 67-year-old woman from Zhejiang province slipped into a coma after sunbathing her back for two hours in intense summer heat. Following a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) belief that the practice could “warm yang energy and dispel dampness,” the woman—identified only by…
Maternity leave is the legal right of every woman, and while countrywide laws differ, each woman needs at least a couple of months to tend to her newborn, and recover physically and emotionally from childbirth, before she gets back to the grind. Not only that, a lot of countries also recognise parental leave (different from…
