Elizabeth Alexander on Finding Life in the Second Spring of Middle Age
Literary Hubby Elizabeth Alexander·15d ago
Elizabeth Alexander on Finding Life in the Second Spring of Middle Age “I learned many things during my study of dance that have everything to do with the writing of poetry.” If I could have been a...
We all know a lack of exercise is bad for our bodies. So what is relying on AI doing to our brains? | Devi Sridhar
The Guardianby Devi Sridhar·15d ago
When I was a postgraduate student at the University of Oxford in the early 2000s, I interviewed for a major consulting firm.
Abortion Is on the Ballot Again as Post-Roe Policies Continue To Evolve - KFF Health News
KFF Health Newsby Bram Sable-Smith and Jazmin Orozco Rodriguez·15d ago
Abortion Is on the Ballot Again as Post-Roe Policies Continue To Evolve MAPLEWOOD, Mo. — After Missouri voters added abortion protections to the state constitution in 2024, Kelly McCoomb decided to...
From Living Longer to Living Healthier: Jitendra Singh Says Preventive Healthcare Must Become India's National Priority
Open Magazineby Shailja Tiwari·15d ago
From Living Longer to Living Healthier: Jitendra Singh Says Preventive Healthcare Must Become India's National Priority India's healthcare challenge is no longer confined to treating diseases after...
Urgent 'do not eat' warning for popular chocolates over food poisoning risk
Daily Express :by Mia O'Hare·15d ago
Several popular chocolate products have been withdrawn from sale and recalled due to a Salmonella contamination.
The Health and Wellness Issue: Editor's Note
Open Magazineby S Prasannarajan·15d ago
The Health and Wellness Issue: Editor's Note The most audacious dreams about the future always come from the individual, and very rarely from the state.
From Instagram to Jama Masjid, influencer raises crores for child
The Siasat Dailyby Khadija Irfan Rahim·15d ago
New Delhi: The mother of a two-year-old child with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Type 1 had been sitting outside the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in south Delhi for days, asking...
Breakthrough brain cancer test cuts diagnosis from weeks to hours
Mail Onlineby Barney Calman·15d ago
A breakthrough brain cancer test can give patients a diagnosis in less than two hours – slashing the agonising wait for answers and allowing treatment to begin sooner.
Why is non-dairy paneer called analogue paneer and not fake paneer?
Hindustan Timesby Prerna·15d ago
Why is non-dairy paneer called analogue paneer and not fake paneer? To avoid misleading consumers, FSSAI aims to restrict the labelling of non-dairy products as paneer.
Column by Saba Mahjoor | The women who held me
The Hinduby Saba Mahjoor·15d ago
Not so long ago, on an oppressively hot and humid day in July, I walked into the cancer clinic. This was my second visit.
Dirtier the air, the faster kidney function slipped, reveals study conducted in Chennai and Delhi
The South Firstby Sumit Jha·15d ago
Synopsis: A study of more than 12,000 adults in Chennai and Delhi found that long-term exposure to PM2.5 was associated with declining kidney function.
Dad told he was ‘too young for cancer’ dies six months after diagnosis
The Independentby Eleanor Fleming·15d ago
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Shopping news: From John Lewis’s sale to M&S’s new-in autumn fashion
The Independentby Hannah Walton·15d ago
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When cancer treatment is no longer working
The Hinduby V Divya Sai·16d ago
The hardest conversation in cancer care rarely begins with the words, “There is nothing more we can do.” It usually begins much earlier.
Dengue, influenza in circulation; Chennai hospitals see steady rise in fever cases
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·16d ago
Dengue and influenza viruses are currently in circulation, with a number of hospitals in the city reporting a steady flow of patients with fever, though doctors say the numbers remain in line with...
Keralam’s 24×7 specialty care rollout falters amid political pushback
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·16d ago
The government’s attempts to provide 24×7 specialty care services in general and district hospitals is faltering, with the Health department barely able to run round-the-clock services in Punalur...
Study on FGM/C in Kerala reveals ‘shocking’ details
New Indian Expressby Parvana K B·16d ago
There is a kind of collective amnesia around what happened to these women as infants. They do not remember the pain, the procedure or who performed it.
Goitre down, thyroid autoimmunity up: What four decades of iodised salt show in Indian children
The South Firstby Sumit Jha·16d ago
Synopsis: A nationwide study of 8,903 Indian schoolchildren found goitre prevalence has fallen to 10.3 percent after four decades of universal salt iodisation.
Potentially Toxic Mushrooms Were Sold at a Farmers Market Near Nelson | The Tyee
The Tyeeby Michelle Gamage·15d ago
On Sunday Naomi Legg sold mushrooms she incorrectly identified as chanterelles at her Dreamcatcher Farm Harrop stand at the Harrop community hall farmers market, about a 30-minute drive north of...
Could childhood sugar intake raise the risk of adult anxiety?
Euronewsby Marta Iraola Iribarren·16d ago
Exposure to sugar in the first 1,000 days of a child’s life, from conception to around the age of two and a half, increases the risk of developing anxiety in adulthood, according to a new study.
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