Bowel cancer in young adults Bowel cancer has long been considered a disease of older adults, but over the past two decades, doctors have seen a troubling shift. Cases in people under 50 are climbing fast, so much so that bowel cancer is now a leading cause of cancer-related death in younger adults in countries…
Dizziness and faintness, especially when moving quickly or exercising, could signal heart problems. This occurs because the heart is unable to deliver sufficient blood to your brain during this time. Irregular heart rhythms, or blocked arteries cause this symptom which many people may overlook. These signs during your 30s might seem unconnected to heart disease,…
How often should you poop in a day? The answer might surprise you We all have our rhythms, some go multiple times a day, others only once a week. No two people are the same, and that’s okay. But when what’s “normal” changes suddenly, or discomfort sets in, your gut may be signalling you to…
UNESCO World Heritage Sites are not just monuments from the past—they’re living symbols of culture, history, architecture, and biodiversity. From Italy’s iconic Roman ruins to India’s majestic palaces and sacred temples, these landmarks reflect a nation’s soul and legacy. As of 2025, there are 1,223 UNESCO World Heritage Sites globally, spanning continents and civilisations. Countries…
When dealing with frizzy, damaged, or hard-to-manage hair, choosing the right treatment is important to improve your hair’s health and look. Many people visit salons to get treatments like keratin treatment, hair smoothening, hair botox, or nanoplastia. Each of these treatments works differently to make your hair smoother, shinier, and easier to style. Keratin treatment…
Get ready to put your observation skills to the ultimate test! We’ve brought you a fun and brain-tickling visual challenge that’s going viral—and now it’s your turn to give it a shot.In the image below, there’s a scene that might appear normal at first glance. But don’t be fooled—there are 8 cleverly hidden mistakes scattered…
Amidst rising cancer rates, particularly among the youth, Dr. Jayesh Sharma clarifies the link between soy consumption and breast cancer risk. Soybeans, rich in nutrients and phytoestrogens, have been shown to reduce breast cancer risk, especially in Asian women and breast cancer survivors. Cancer rates are on the rise, especially among the youth. Of late,…
Drug-resistant typhoid fever is spreading rapidly across borders, raising concerns among scientists and public health authorities. A recent UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) report has identified a troubling rise in typhoid and paratyphoid fever cases, particularly in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. These infections, traditionally associated with poor sanitation in developing countries, are now resurfacing…
Children today may be facing earlier puberty than ever before, and artificial sweeteners could be playing a hidden role. A groundbreaking study presented at ENDO 2025, the Endocrine Society’s annual meeting, reveals that additives like aspartame, sucralose, and glycyrrhizin—commonly found in diet drinks, snacks, and even toothpaste—may disrupt hormonal signals and gut bacteria, especially in…
Your living room sets the tone for your entire home, so getting the decor right is essential. But even with the best intentions, it’s easy to fall into common design traps that leave your space feeling cluttered, outdated, or impractical. Whether you’re starting fresh or redecorating, here are the most common living room design don’ts,…
