Why health needs feminism, not as slogan but as remedy
Gender gap in health reveals that medical research has historically overlooked women, leading to misapplied treatments and adverse outcomes
By Dr Suravi Sharma Kumar October 05, 2025
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Ditch the plank: Why standing ab exercises are your new core go-to
Standing ab exercises offer a functional and comfortable way to strengthen your core, improve posture, and boost balance, providing an alternative to traditional planks and crunches
By Grace Walsh November 02, 2025
Understanding Alzheimer's disease: Symptoms, causes and treatment
Alzheimer's disease is a progressive neurological disorder characterised by memory loss and cognitive decline, caused by abnormal protein build-up in the brain
By Puja Awasthi November 02, 2025
Can digitoxin be a breakthrough for pancreatic cancer?
Laboratory studies show digitoxin disrupts cancer cell metabolism and can induce cell death, offering a potential new hope against one of the deadliest forms of cancer
By Nirmal Jovial November 02, 2025
Suffering from workplace stress? How to identify, address and overcome burnout
Burnout is a serious syndrome recognised by the WHO, stemming from chronic workplace stress with clear symptoms like exhaustion and cynicism
By Lebby Eyres November 02, 2025-
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How Marbles Health offers new path for depression, anxiety treatment
EASE neuromodulation device, developed by Marbles Health, is India's first licensed tDCS technology providing an effective and affordable alternative for treating a range of psychiatric and neurological conditions
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Can't stop scrolling? Understanding your phone addiction
Why you cannot stop scrolling on your phone is rooted in deliberate design choices like infinite scroll and powerful psychological triggers that create a continuous loop
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Why a woman's heart beats differently: Understanding female cardiovascular health
Women's heart health presents unique challenges due to anatomical differences, hormonal influences, and distinct symptom presentations, which significantly impact diagnosis, treatment, and recovery
By Puja Awasthi October 05, 2025 -
Can reduced oxygen levels halt Parkinson's?
Parkinson's disease research indicates that a low-oxygen environment, similar to high altitudes, may significantly reverse symptoms and prevent neuron loss. This groundbreaking study on mice suggests that oxygen accumulation drives neurodegeneration, potentially leading to new treatments like a "hypoxia-in-a-pill"
By Nirmal Jovial October 05, 2025 -
How Genrobotics is using AI, robotics to transform lives
Founded on a college project, Genrobotics uses robotics and AI to address societal problems, ranging from eliminating manual scavenging with their Bandicoot robot to enabling disability rehabilitation with G-Gaiter
By Nirmal Jovial September 07, 2025 -
Why hangovers happen? Expert-backed strategies for battling alcohol aftereffects
Hangovers, though commonly experienced, are a complex, under-investigated condition with diverse symptoms stemming from excessive alcohol consumption and individual body reactions. While no definitive cure exists, the article outlines scientific insights into causes like dehydration and acetaldehyde, alongside practical at-home remedies for managing symptoms
By Nick Harding September 07, 2025 -
Understanding diabetes in India: Types, symptoms, and holistic care strategies
Diabetes management in India requires a shift from individual responsibility to creating supportive environments, crucial given the country's high prevalence of Type 2 diabetes and prediabetes
By Puja Awasthi September 07, 2025 -
Why safe abortion access remains a struggle for Indian women
Abortion in India often proves to be a tumultuous experience for women, marked by pervasive social stigma, misinformation about legal rights, and exorbitant financial burdens, despite the country's progressive laws
By Tisha Elizabeth Jacob September 07, 2025 -
China's artificial womb robot: A glimpse into future of human birth
Chinese researchers are developing a humanoid robot with an artificial womb designed to replicate the entire human pregnancy process from conception to birth. This ambitious project, though raising ethical debates, is also seen as a potential breakthrough for infertility treatment
By Nirmal Jovial September 07, 2025
