Common household gadgets quietly pump trillions of ultrafine particles into indoor air each day. Researchers at Pusan National University in South Korea tested popular items like toasters, air fryers–and hair dryers, uncovering emissions that slip deep into lungs and carry hidden dangers.The team set up a sealed lab chamber to capture exact particle counts from…
Coronary disease and depression have a habit of appearing hand in hand, a situation supported by recent studies from the European Society of Cardiology. This particular study suggests that biological pathways exist for both conditions, contributing to a vicious cycle wherein they feed each other, making health struggles tougher for affected individuals.This situation calls for…
Train stations are not only places where people can take a train. In the largest cities on the planet, they are the main engines of transport that sustain the daily life rhythm. There are millions of commuters, shoppers, students, and tourists that go through these spaces every day, and most of them use these stations…
Omega-3 fatty acids like DHA and EPA play key roles in brain health, heart function—and even fighting inflammation. A fresh global review highlights big gaps in how countries guide people on these nutrients, leaving many short of what they need for lifelong wellness. Published in Nutrition Research Reviews, the study pulls together recommendations from 42…
Eyes work quietly every day, from reading messages to spotting faces across a room. Many people ignore small changes in vision and blame stress, screens, or poor sleep. But the eyes give early signals when something is not right. These signs are subtle, easy to miss, and very personal. Knowing them can help protect vision…
Delhi RML surgeon Dr. Obaidur Rahman, recently shared a medical incident of a 36-year old woman, who suffered a heart attack after ignoring subtle symptoms. In an Instagram post on his Instagram page (@drobaid_rahman), the surgeon drew attention to a life-threatening pattern of heart attack in young women. Dr. Rahman’s account highlights how subtle symptoms,…
Dive into a captivating word challenge where you have just 15 seconds to spot the lone word amidst a sea of ‘Hat’ entries. This brain teaser harnesses your cognitive shortcuts, playing on the familiar patterns we tend to see. To succeed, you’ll need more than just quick eyes; focused attention is your best ally in…
Evenings rarely ask for anything complicated. Hunger creeps in quietly, tea goes on the stove, and the body starts craving something crunchy, sharp and alive rather than heavy or filling. Kolkata-style jhalmuri fits that moment perfectly. It is fresh, spicy, tangy and light, the kind of snack you can eat without feeling weighed down afterward….
Does one side of your face seem a little different, say, slightly fuller or sharper? You may not realise it, but an everyday habit could be the reason why. The asymmetry which is often brushed off could be the cause of your chewing habits. Over months and years, this imbalance can leave visible clues along…
Amidst the twinkling lights of a vibrant Christmas fair, a cunningly concealed Santa Claus tests the limits of your observation and patience. As part of an exciting puzzle series, this optical conundrum encourages explorers to examine every nook and cranny beyond the commonplace. At first, this Christmas challenge sounds simple. Find Santa in a festive…
