What started as a simple complaint of neck pain for a Mumbai resident quickly escalated into a life-threatening stroke. His survival story is a powerful reminder that time is brain, and recognizing the subtle signs can be the difference between life and death.
In a heart-wrenching display of courage, a 10-year-old boy in Etah, Uttar Pradesh, carried his deceased mother’s body to the hospital for autopsy—alone. Orphaned by HIV and tuberculosis, he faced abandonment until police stepped in to ensure her final rites were performed with dignity.
Arlindo de Souza, the Brazilian bodybuilder famously known as the ‘Brazilian Popeye’ for his massively inflated arms achieved through dangerous oil injections, has died at age 55. His death—caused by kidney failure and cardiac arrest—serves as a grim warning about the hidden costs of extreme body modification in pursuit of fame.
In a tragic turn of events, two more individuals in West Bengal have died under circumstances their families directly link to the stress and anxiety caused by the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, raising serious concerns about the human cost of the exercise.
Move over, pre-workout shakes and 5 a.m. gym sessions—experts now say the true key to unlocking peak fitness isn’t just how hard you train, but how well you sleep. Welcome to the era of sleep optimization: the science-backed, recovery-first approach that’s transforming how athletes, trainers, and everyday fitness enthusiasts chase their goals.
A tense exchange between Indian-American OB-GYN Dr. Nisha Verma and Senator Josh Hawley during a US Senate hearing on abortion pills has ignited a national firestorm. The core of the debate? A simple yet loaded question: Can men get pregnant? Here’s a deep dive into the hearing, the doctor’s credentials, and the complex medical realities behind the headlines.