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The first responds immediately to any message across any platform through which it arrives. These are the people who probably also effortlessly have their inbox at zero.
Culture & Lifestyle Mental Wellbeing: What if ‘Thik cha’ isn’t the whole story? In a society where we often say we are fine even when we are struggling, making space for honest conversations can be a meaningful first step towards better mental health. Shutterstock bookmarkDristy Moktan Published at : October 13, 2026 Updated at :…
CLEVELAND: Smartwatches, fitness trackers and smart rings can help people monitor their health and build healthier habits, but physicians say the devices should be viewed as tools for tracking trends rather than diagnosing medical conditions
Jakarta (ANTARA) – Indonesia has officially nominated Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin for the Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), in a major push to reform global health governance and amplify the voice of developing nations.The strategic bid to lead the global health body highlights Southeast Asia’s largest economy’s intention to drive multilateral reform…
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I want to introduce you to the sandwich generation. It’s not a network TV show, or anything fun involving sourdough and ham. It’s a complex stage of life no one talks about. And there’s a good chance you’re already in the thick of it – without realising
When people think about nutrition, the conversation usually revolves around weight, diabetes, heart disease, immunity, or physical fitness. Mental health rarely enters the discussion. Yet the brain is one of the body’s most metabolically active organs, and what the body receives as nourishment can influence how the brain functions
The Gut-Brain Axis. Or, if you prefer, the gut-brain axis. The more research progresses, the more we discover that the interactions between the inhabitants of the ‘megacity’ that is our digestive system and the wellbeing of the central nervous system are closely and firmly interlinked. In fact, the gut microbiota could even act as a…