Tom Cruise at 60: The Routine Behind His Unstoppable Energy
At an age when most actors are choosing slower scripts and softer landings, Tom Cruise is still sprinting across rooftops,
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The Quiet Architecture of a Heart Attack
How everyday habits, barely noticed, shape a nation of prematurely ageing hearts. On most weekday mornings, before the commuters spill
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Traditional Healers of Goa: Inside India’s Enduring Forest Medicine Culture
The Forest Remains a Pharmacy In the villages that drift across Goa like quiet sentences—unhurried, loosely punctuated, open to interpretation—traditional
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Tech-Enabled Health: The Digital Revolution in Modern Medicine
Healthcare, once defined by hospital walls and endless paperwork, is being rewritten by technology. The rise of telemedicine, AI-driven diagnostics,
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When Meditation Turns Harmful
The myth of mindfulness as a universal cure—and the quiet rise of its dark side. It began with silence —
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When the World Holds Its Breath: India’s Quiet Vigil Against Monkeypox
The World Health Organization’s declaration arrived, as such pronouncements often do, with the cool gravity of a telegram from Geneva:
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Climate Change and the Silent Kidney Epidemic: A Crisis From El Salvador to India
For years, Miguel would rise with the sun and step into the fields of El Salvador, his machete glinting in
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Slim Hopes Ride on a Patent Expiry as Obesity Drug Market Heats Up
Pharma firms circle March 2026 as semaglutide patent set to lapse in India; patients await affordable ‘magic shot’ March 20,
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The Curious Case Of Air India 171 Seat 11A: Reflections on Survival and Probability
In the vast tapestry of catastrophe, it is often the smallest thread—a name, a gesture, a number—that arrests our collective
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When Bathroom Zen Turns into Pain: The Hidden Dangers of Toilet Scrolling
Each morning begins with a ritual that feels almost universal now—eyes barely open, fingers swipe instinctively toward a glowing screen.
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