No time for work out? 6 exercises that can be done in office and their impact on health

No time for work out? 6 exercises that can be done in office and their impact on health

Long hours of sitting with a sedentary lifestyle can do more harm than just back pain. A study-review by NIH emphasizes long sitting hours are a risk factor for cardio‐metabolic disease, type-2 diabetes, obesity, coronary artery disease, and musculoskeletal disorders. The average working time of an Indian office-job is around nine hours, when combined with…

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Optical illusion personality test: Woman’s face, tree or bird? What you spot first reveals where your confidence really comes from

Optical illusion personality test: Woman’s face, tree or bird? What you spot first reveals where your confidence really comes from

Photo: marina__neuralean/ Instagram Optical illusion personality test, as the name suggests, are simple, fun and engaging tests that claim to reveal a person’s true nature in just a few seconds. These are weird images based on psychology and they have one or more elements in them that trick the eyes. Depending on what catches a…

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“Took more than just karela juice…”, Delhi-based cardiologist shares how his friend reversed diabetes “naturally”

“Took more than just karela juice…”, Delhi-based cardiologist shares how his friend reversed diabetes “naturally”

Magic cures are always appreciated, what most people ignore is the resilience and dedication it takes to transform. A similar story was shared by Delhi-based cardiologist Dr. Shailesh Singh about his friend who swears that he reversed diabetes “naturally”. In a recent post on social media platform, X, Dr. Shailesh Singh highlighted how the math…

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Could Covid-19 vaccines secretly boost cancer survival? Scientists say mRNA shows unexpected potential to aid cancer treatment

Could Covid-19 vaccines secretly boost cancer survival? Scientists say mRNA shows unexpected potential to aid cancer treatment

Emerging research indicates that Covid-19 mRNA vaccines, including Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna, may offer surprising benefits beyond viral protection, particularly for cancer patients. Initially developed to prevent infection, these vaccines appear to enhance the body’s immune response in a way that helps target and attack certain tumours. Studies suggest that patients undergoing immunotherapy for advanced lung…

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This magical Sardinian soup helped a family reach a combined age of over 800 years; here’s how to prepare it at home

This magical Sardinian soup helped a family reach a combined age of over 800 years; here’s how to prepare it at home

In the remote mountains of Sardinia, a family gained global attention for their remarkable longevity, with combined ages surpassing 800 years. Their extraordinary lifespan was not due to medicine or luxury but to simplicity, centred on a daily shared meal that has been a tradition for generations. At the heart of this lifestyle is a…

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Gut inflammation: 6 signs that may indicate an inflamed gut and what can help to prevent it, backed by science |

Gut inflammation: 6 signs that may indicate an inflamed gut and what can help to prevent it, backed by science |

Gut inflammation is a condition where the lining of the gastrointestinal tract becomes irritated or swollen. When the gut becomes inflamed, some essential functions like immune regulation, nutrient absorption and even mental health can be affected through the gut-brain axis. It can be caused due to dietary, lifestyle, microbial and medical factors. The body, however,…

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Not all antidepressants are equal: Study ranks drugs by side effects; check complete list |

Not all antidepressants are equal: Study ranks drugs by side effects; check complete list |

For the first time, scientists have ranked antidepressants by their physical side effects, revealing significant differences in how these drugs affect weight, blood pressure, and heart rate. The large-scale study, led by researchers at King’s College London’s Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) and the University of Oxford, compared 30 commonly prescribed antidepressants across…

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10 modern-sounding Indian names for your new born twins

10 modern-sounding Indian names for your new born twins

Mira means “prosperous,” “ocean,” or “sea,” symbolizing depth, calmness, and beauty. The name evokes a serene yet strong personality, someone who is thoughtful, intuitive, and deeply connected to her surroundings. Mira carries a timeless elegance, bridging traditional Indian roots with a modern, global sound.Myra means “admirable,” “extraordinary,” or “sweet.” It represents charm, positivity, and a…

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Six science-approved skin care additions to your festive routine

Six science-approved skin care additions to your festive routine

As the festive season approaches, everyone wants to look their best while maintaining healthy, radiant skin. But good skin does not come overnight—it requires consistent care backed by science. According to the International Journal of Research in Dermatology, adding clinically proven ingredients to your skincare routine can make a significant difference in texture, tone, and…

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Feeding pigeons could harm your health: Know the hidden health risk and awareness tips |

Feeding pigeons could harm your health: Know the hidden health risk and awareness tips |

For many people, feeding pigeons is seen as an innocent act of kindness or even a peaceful pastime. However, what appears to be harmless may actually hide serious health risks. Recently, cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle raised concerns on X (formerly Twitter). “Doctors have been shouting from the rooftops about the dangers of inhaling pigeon droppings…

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Balding (hair loss) is inherited from father’s or mother’s side? This is what Science says |

Balding (hair loss) is inherited from father’s or mother’s side? This is what Science says |

Baldness, or androgenetic alopecia, is the most common concern of both men and women. Thinning of the hair is influenced by lifestyle, stress, and disease, but genetics have the strongest influence. Perhaps the most common of questions is whether balding is inherited from the mother’s or father’s side of the family. Science provides a more…

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