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Psychology says people who grew up around emotional chaos often don’t realize they recreate chaos in their lives in subtle waysThe emotional struggles faced in childhood often leave lasting imprints on adult relationships and coping mechanisms. When caregivers are i...- Your weight could indicate lung disease risk: 3 symptoms to look out for before it's too latePeople often assume lung disease begins with a cough, but research shows that early signs are much subtler. It highlights that unexplained ...
- Parkinson's Disease Guide: What It Is, Symptoms & Foods to avoidParkinson's is a progressive neurological disease that affects movement, balance, and many other functions of the body. Although there is c...
- Saturn Retrograde 2025 - Leo: This retrograde period infuses transformation, emotional depth, and karmic cleansing into finances, health, and intimacySaturn Retrograde in the Pisces sign from 18 July 2025: Saturn is retrograde in your Eighth House. This can trigger a sudden change. You ca...
- 'More and more BJP leaders using anti-Muslim tropes': CPI-M complains to ECSitaram Yechury accuses BJP leaders of poll code violations to Election Commission, highlighting incitement of hatred using anti-Muslim tro...
- Americans are facing threat from invisible danger. What is it?Extreme heat poses a significant threat, often lurking as an invisible danger that swiftly renders individuals exposed and vulnerable witho...
- View: Love was in the air, so we wore masksThere was a time when the only institutions that used to celebrate (read: hitched a ride on) Valentine's Day were restaurants. They would o...
- Anti-lockdown protests intensify in China as COVID cases hit record highChinese social media and Twitter have many videos of public protests, including a mass demonstration in Shanghai where people in a rare dis...
- Fear of social ridicule has kept millions of Covid patients from being diagnosed, reveals studyAbout 2.1 million people are living with Covid in the UK, estimates study.
- Rise in Covid cases, R number in some states worrying, but premature to declare third wave: ScientistsIn the northeast, for instance, cases have certainly not gone down to the low levels that are being seen in Delhi and other northern states...
- COVID mortality associated with 2 signs easily measurable at home: StudyThe study, published in the journal Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses, done on 1,095 patients hospitalised with COVID-19, discovered ...
- View: It's time for humans to stop living voraciouslyChina’s crackdown in 2003 on wildlife markets ended after Sars exited. History is repeating itself, this time while the Covid-19 pandemic i...
- Silent stroke doesn't show any sign: Keep BP in check, quit smokingPatients are generally unaware when they get a stroke.
- Stop drinking daily: Frequent alcohol intake increases risk of heart rhythm disorderAtrial fibrillation, most common heart rhythm disorder, raises risk of stroke by five-fold.
- Eliminating a species of mosquitoes that cause dengue is possible, but regulations come its wayDespite a decade, GBIT took long to get an approval for field trial in India given the government’s overtly cautious approach with GM techn...
- Hepatitis C infection may fuel heart disease riskPeople infected with HIV are already known to have an elevated risk for heart disease but hepatitis C can spark cardiovascular damage indep...
- Experimental MERS vaccine shows promise in animalsAn experimental vaccine for the deadly MERS virus has shown positive results in animal testing, bringing researchers a step closer.
- Lupin launches anti-bacterial Zaxine tablets in CanadaZaxine 550 mg (rifaximin) is a long-term antibiotic treatment drug for adults living with HE, a complication of liver disease (cirrhosis).
- New technologies have led to an explosion of both science and anti-science contentBut type in 'creationism' in Google and you will get over seven million hits as both sides jostle for popularity.
- Insurance Cos reel off products with filmy touchFinancial service firms, particularly insurers, are embedding their products in the story line of movies, hoping to see audiences flocking ...
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