07 Mar 2026
The discovery of patients infected with the deadly Nipah virus has garnered widespread attention not only in West Bengal but also in the whole of India. Moreover, alerts have been raised in other countries as well, including China, Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore. In fact, the World Health Organisation has placed the illness on its list […]
02 Mar 2026
High blood sugar, or hyperglycemia, does not come with troublesome warning signs. It creeps in silently, affecting individuals with extreme fatigue, excessive thirst, mood swings, and frequent urination. Rising blood sugar levels are not a new problem; nowadays, they have become a global health crisis, often referred to as “the silent epidemic”. Moreover, it is […]
26 Feb 2026
There was a time when night meant rest. Darkness signaled the body to slow down. The mind detached from activity. The nervous system shifted from alertness to recovery. Sleep was not optional. It was part of survival. Today, night has lost its meaning. Lights remain on. Screens remain active. Work continues beyond sunset. The brain […]
25 Feb 2026
There was a time when food was simple. Meals were prepared at home. Ingredients were recognizable. Cooking required time, patience, and intention. Hunger was answered with nourishment, not convenience. Today, food has changed. It is faster. Cheaper. Always available. And quietly, it is changing human biology. Not suddenly. Not dramatically. But steadily. Hospitals are seeing […]
17 Feb 2026
It does not appear on an X-ray. It does not raise a fever. It does not produce pain in the beginning. Yet it quietly alters the brain, weakens the immune system, and shortens life expectancy. Loneliness is not just an emotion. It is a biological condition. And in modern society, it is spreading silently. The […]
15 Feb 2026
It begins innocently. A quick glance at the phone in the morning. Just to check the time. Then a notification appears. A message. A news alert. A social media update. The brain wakes up, not to silence or sunlight, but to stimulation. Before the feet touch the ground, the mind is already occupied. This is […]
11 Feb 2026
There was a time when hypertension was called a disease of aging. It belonged to the sixth decade of life, to retired individuals, to those who had lived long enough to accumulate biological wear and tear. Today, that story has changed—quietly, steadily, and alarmingly. Now, hypertension sits in the waiting rooms with people in their […]
21 Jan 2026
Being told that you have high cholesterol can be worrying. You might start wondering how it is going to affect your health and, most importantly, how long it will take to bring the range to the normal level. If you are someone who is seeking high cholesterol treatment, read this blog to find out how […]
12 Jan 2026
Some disorders run in the family, which means they are hereditary. From diabetes to high blood pressure, genetics is one such aspect that plays an important role in the well-being of an individual. High uric acid, or hyperuricemia, has become increasingly common. While diet is a factor, family history can greatly influence your risk. It […]
30 Dec 2025
Winter is loved by many, as it brings a cosy atmosphere, holiday celebrations and hot beverages, but for some, it is all about the stiff and achy joints. Many people with existing joint problems notice that their pain gets worse during the colder months, making daily activities challenging. But why is it so? Let’s understand […]