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If you are a corporate employee then this situation might sound familiar to you: You pour your soul into work – working hard, filling in for others’ gaps, meeting deadlines. But, when it comes to promotions, it goes to someone else, who talks big but delivers average results. Welcome to the invisible employee trap: Where…
The 98th Academy Awards gave us some real surprises, sure, and a few historic moments too. But let’s be honest, not every great film got the attention it deserved. While ‘Sinners’, ‘One Battle After Another’, and ‘Hamnet’ grabbed most of the headlines with their nominations, a whole lineup of fantastic, much-loved movies got flat-out ignored…
When we think about Down syndrome, heart issues-and learning challenges often steal the spotlight, and we often think, maybe it is because of our genes, or environmental influences, but kidneys quietly play a huge role in day-to-day health too. A major Danish study called “Acute kidney injury and chronic kidney disease in individuals with Down…
Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, known for his strong performances, stepped back from star-led films after being overlooked in ‘Thugs of Hindostan’ and ‘Zero’. Frustrated, he chose meaningful roles offering true ownership. Ayyub now focuses on streaming and character-driven stories, valuing creative control over fame and blockbuster visibility. Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, recognized as one of Hindi cinema’s…
Heart attacks are one of the leading causes of death in the world, and knowing the warning signs, especially in women, is key to survival through timely intervention. Renowned cardiovascular surgeon Dr. Jeremy London gives his expert opinion on how heart attacks may strike women differently than men. To date, Dr. London has shared experiences…
Most health-conscious people closely track their cholesterol, blood sugar, and blood pressure, but cardiologists are now highlighting another vital yet often ignored heart health factor, Lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a). This lesser-known blood component can silently raise the risk of heart attacks and strokes, even in people with normal cholesterol levels. US-based cardiologist Dr Dmitry Yaranov, known…
A routine urinary tract infection (UTI) nearly cost 31-year-old Lauren Carson her life, transforming what seemed like a minor health issue into a life-threatening emergency. Initially, Lauren experienced mild discomfort and assumed it was a typical UTI, expecting antibiotics to resolve the problem. However, her symptoms worsened, progressing to severe back pain and confusion. Unbeknownst…
While cholesterol levels often dominate heart-health discussions and routine blood tests, research has highlighted another important predictor of strokes. The sulfur-containing amino acid called Homocysteine, is often overlooked. However, many studies, including ones from NIH, suggest that high levels of it can damage blood vessels, promote clot formation, and contribute to cognitive decline. Homocysteine is…
Our bodies are a complex web of nerves and tissues, like lymph nodes. Swollen or enlarged lymph nodes, particularly painless or persistent, may be an indication of infections or cancers like lymphoma. Inspect common regions like the neck, armpits or groin, if swelling persists or continues to increase consult a physician. Source link
Cortisol resistance does not necessarily mean that it is absent, in fact it means the levels may be normal or even elevated. The problem lies in the body’s reduced ability to respond to it respectively, this condition can gradually, often as a result of chronic stress, poor sleep or inflammation. Here are lesser known eight…
