With typhoid fever still lurking in many communities due to contaminated food and water supply, it’s a persistent threat, notably in areas lacking proper sanitation infrastructure. Dangerous myths can complicate recognition and treatment, resulting in dire consequences for patients. Typhoid fever still affects thousands every year, especially in countries with unsafe water and poor sanitation….
For three years since the COVID-19 pandemic got over, companies and employees battled over return-to-office (RTO) – home vs office. But in 2025, the whole point of this fight has now shifted. JLL’s Workforce Preference Barometer 2025 reveals that the real issue between companies and employees now is about time. While a hybrid work structure…
Optical illusions are a great tool, as they get our brain to exercise, and can be the perfect test of our observational skills and keen eye. People who want to use their free time effectively can solve puzzles, which provide both entertainment and problem-solving solutions. The brain creates visual illusions through its incorrect processing of…
The monkey cap is one of those winter items that almost everyone recognises but very few people question. It appears quietly every year when the temperature drops, pulled out of cupboards, trunks, and old plastic bags that smell faintly of mothballs. It is not fashionable in the modern sense, yet it refuses to disappear. From…
When drinking water, glass and copper bottles are two popular choices. Copper water bottles contain antimicrobial properties, but glass bottles function as chemical-free storage containers for pure drinking water. The two products offer different health benefits, but users need to understand their risks. Copper can leach from metal objects and glass bottle caps contain microplastics,…
Drying clothes in winter is frustrating in a way summer laundry never is. The sun disappears early, the air feels heavy, and clothes that should dry in a few hours stay damp well into the next day. In many homes, especially apartments, there is little direct sunlight and barely any space for outdoor drying. Using…
Almonds are also one of the favorite dry fruits that are enjoyed in the winter season, mainly known to possess warming attributes, apart from being full of nutrients. They are also popularly known to increase the power of the immune system, strengthen bones, improve digestion, and improve the health of the skin and hair. People…
Indian elders’ advice to avoid going out with wet hair holds scientific backing. Prolonged dampness weakens the scalp, inviting infections and leading to dandruff, itching, and hair fall. The humid Indian climate exacerbates these issues, making proper scalp drying crucial for maintaining hair health and comfort. If you grew up in an Indian household, you’ve…
Wearable technological-devices claiming to monitor brain health have captured public interest, yet they frequently face scrutiny from medical professionals demanding rigorous evidence.Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal recently introduced one such innovation with his Temple device, a compact sensor positioned near the temple to measure cerebral blood flow continuously. What it was and where it stands for…
Push back with basics twice weekly, aiming for eight to twelve reps per set on major groups. Half wall squats build legs, stand back to the wall feet wide, slide down, knees bent halfway, hold or pulse then rise. Wall presses strengthen chest and shoulders, face the wall hands flat shoulder height, bend elbows chest…
