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In December of 2021, 68-year-old supermodel Christie Brinkley underwent eye surgery for the treatment of a serious type of glaucoma, which could have resulted in vision loss if not treated on time. The supermodel is now raising awareness about adding a yearly eye check up to your routine physical exam to catch any issues in their initial stage. She was diagnosed with acute angle closure, which is a type of glaucoma that can cause vision...
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Getting a diagnosis of cancer is itself a shock, and now recent studies have shown that cancer patients are more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, and suicidal tendencies. A recent study that looks into the mental health of cancer patients, especially those with the more aggressive types of carcinomas, confirms that the disease is affecting patients both mentally and physically. Additionally, it also wreaks havoc on the patient’s emotional state if they are undergoing...
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There is no denying the importance of good posture and a straight spine. It ensures a healthy spine which greatly impacts your overall health too. Here are some of the easiest and most basic stretches and exercises for improving your posture: Perform a Wall Stretch This stretch helps stretch your chest and can tighten your upper back muscles. To perform this exercise, stand up against a wall corner. Your heels should be close to the...
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The world has different kinds of organisms, and some of those organisms might end up harming mankind to great extents. Just like the novel virus, COVID-19. CDC has confirmed the death of a second person due to a rare bacterial infection. What’s more surprising is the fact that out of all the four people infected, none of them had traveled outside of the continental U.S. The Centres for Disease Control and Prevention released a statement...
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What Is The Curb Cut Effect And How Has It Affected The World For The Better?

November 23, 2025
The ‘Curb Cut Effect’ is when an invention or device designed for people with disabilities ends up benefiting the masses. It is indeed a win-win situation for everyone when both the vulnerable groups and the general public enjoy the perks of the new invention. As per the World Bank, around one-fifth of the total world population lives with some form of disability. In order to adapt to how the world works, these differently-abled people require...
Read More

The Future of Healthcare: A Look 50 Years Ahead

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Read More

Common Illnesses That Peak in the Fall & Tips to Prevent Them

November 22, 2025
As the leaves change colors and the temperature drops, the arrival of fall ushers in a season filled with cozy sweaters, pumpkin-spiced everything, and picturesque landscapes. However, it also brings with it a peak in certain common illnesses. Fall is notorious for being a time when various health issues, ranging from the common cold to allergies and the flu, become more prevalent. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to safeguard your health and enjoy...
Read More

Why Regular Eye Exams Are Extremely Important

November 20, 2025
In December of 2021, 68-year-old supermodel Christie Brinkley underwent eye surgery for the treatment of a serious type of glaucoma, which could have resulted in vision loss if not treated on time. The supermodel is now raising awareness about adding a yearly eye check up to your routine physical exam to catch any issues in their initial stage. She was diagnosed with acute angle closure, which is a type of glaucoma that can cause vision...
Read More

Cancer Patients Are More Likely To Suffer From Depression, As Per Latest Study

November 20, 2025
Getting a diagnosis of cancer is itself a shock, and now recent studies have shown that cancer patients are more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, and suicidal tendencies. A recent study that looks into the mental health of cancer patients, especially those with the more aggressive types of carcinomas, confirms that the disease is affecting patients both mentally and physically. Additionally, it also wreaks havoc on the patient’s emotional state if they are undergoing...
Read More

TO ALL ENTREPRENEURS OUT THERE – 5 TIPS TO BOOST YOUR CREATIVITY!

November 19, 2025
Get up and smell the coffee. Well, this adage may mean different things to different people. While it literally may mean facing the harsh reality, smelling the coffee can stir happy memories. Weird but true, certain smells or aromas can make you feel happy and snap out of a bad mood. At the same time, it may be the smell of coffee and cinnamon for some. For others, it may be the aroma of freshly...
Read More

Wendy Williams' Guardianship Upheld After Dementia Diagnosis

November 18, 2025
Wendy Williams is back in the headlines after a New York court decided to keep her under guardianship, following a fresh diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia (FTD) and aphasia. This news hits hard for fans who have followed the former daytime TV star’s long and very public health journey. The decision comes after doctors ran a full battery of medical and psychological tests, including brain scans. These new results confirmed the original diagnosis from 2023, giving...
Read More

Simple Stretches For A Good Posture

November 18, 2025
There is no denying the importance of good posture and a straight spine. It ensures a healthy spine which greatly impacts your overall health too. Here are some of the easiest and most basic stretches and exercises for improving your posture: Perform a Wall Stretch This stretch helps stretch your chest and can tighten your upper back muscles. To perform this exercise, stand up against a wall corner. Your heels should be close to the...
Read More

This Rare Bacterial Infection Has Taken Yet Another Life: What Is Melioidosis?

November 17, 2025
The world has different kinds of organisms, and some of those organisms might end up harming mankind to great extents. Just like the novel virus, COVID-19. CDC has confirmed the death of a second person due to a rare bacterial infection. What’s more surprising is the fact that out of all the four people infected, none of them had traveled outside of the continental U.S. The Centres for Disease Control and Prevention released a statement...
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