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Why life is a struggle for young cancer survivors
A cancer diagnosis in adolescence or early adulthood can be life-altering, but what grounds survivors is lifelong psycho social support. And, for that, India needs to incorporate psycho-oncology services in its cancer care programme
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Yoga made easy: Try this 5-minute bolster pose to realign your spine
A supported restorative pose using bolsters is an effective way to lengthen the spine, improve posture, and ease muscle tension in the back, neck, and pelvis
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How I learnt the human side of medicine, one heartbeat at a time
The stethoscope symbol represents a medical student's journey from seeing it as a mere sign of identity to understanding its true power in connecting with patients
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Can one psychedelic experience rewire your brain? New research says yes
A psilocybin study has revealed that a single high dose of the psychedelic compound can cause lasting changes in brain function and connectivity for at least a month
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How a WhatsApp group became a lifeline for parents of autistic children
The group, Brain Train, provides a vital space for parents to learn from each other and receive professional guidance on navigating the challenges of Autism Spectrum Disorder
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‘Autistic children are not less capable’: Jeny Philip
Massachusetts-based speech-language pathologist Jeny Philip says early detection of autism is important for a child's development, as the brain's high neuroplasticity at a young age allows for more effective learning and adaptation with early support
