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What high-functioning autism really looks like in everyday work life

Behind calm conversations and routine work lies a constant effort as professionals on the autism spectrum adapt mask and manage invisible social and sensory challenges daily

Over half of ADHD, autism content online may be misleading: Study

Research reveals many viral posts oversimplify symptoms, which can confuse viewers and lead to misguided self-diagnosis

Skipping breakfast often? Experts explain its impact on mental health

Experts highlight why your first meal of the day matters, and how skipping it may quietly affect emotional wellbeing, focus and long-term mental health

Beyond diet and exercise: Lifestyle habits that protect your heart

World Health Day 2026: Rethink heart health with simple, expert-backed lifestyle shifts that go beyond diet and exercise but still deliver meaningful benefits

Measles outbreak kills 100 children in Bangladesh: What is behind the surge

Falling vaccination rates, immunity gaps and delayed care have fuelled a deadly measles outbreak in Bangladesh, exposing cracks in public health systems and putting children at risk

World Health Day 2026: Standing with science to build a healthier future

The global campaign urges people to rely on evidence-based care, adopt preventive healthcare and strengthen trust in public health systems

Can Ozempic and similar weight loss drugs cause hair loss? Experts explain

Experts explain the science behind hair loss reports, noting that the shedding is usually temporary and linked to how the body responds to rapid weight loss

9 steps to improve heart health: What AHA's new diet guidelines says

Small, consistent changes in what you eat can make a big difference, and these nine steps highlight how simple habits can improve cardiovascular health

From fatigue to acne: Signs your gut is out of balance and how to fix it

From poor sleep to frequent infections, gut imbalance can show up across the body. Here is how to spot the signs early and correct them with the right approach

Why egg and sperm freezing needs urgent attention in cancer care

As cancer treatments improve survival, experts stress early fertility discussions and preservation options so patients can make informed choices about life after treatment

Qdenga dengue vaccine nears rollout in India: What experts want you to know

With dengue rising across regions, doctors break down the vaccine's benefits, safety, and why mosquito control still remains essential

Lymphatic massages: Helpful therapy or just another wellness trend?

As lymphatic massage gains popularity experts say it has specific medical uses but caution against claims of detox weight loss and one size fits all benefits

World Autism Awareness Day 2026: Moving from awareness to acceptance

This World Autism Awareness day, the spotlight is on building inclusive systems that support autistic individuals in everyday life

How increased screen time is triggering a rise in computer vision syndrome

As screen time increases across work and leisure, experts highlight a growing wave of digital eye strain and related health issues

Screen-free mealtime: Simple tips to help your child eat without a phone

Struggling to get your child off screens at the table? Expert explains the risks and share practical, easy ways to build better mealtime habits

The 'sorted' trap: Why looking perfect online is quietly exhausting us

Behind the pressure to appear perfect online lies a quiet burnout, as experts unpack how curated identities fuel anxiety, self-doubt and a growing disconnect from real life

Ovarian cysts and fibroids: What experts want every women to know

Many women develop ovarian cysts or fibroids without knowing. Experts share key differences, symptoms to watch for, and how early diagnosis can help prevent complications

Kimchi bacteria may help remove nanoplastics from the body: New study

Researchers found lactic acid bacteria from kimchi can trap nanoplastics and may help remove them from the body, opening up new possibilities for diet-based interventions

Lancet study: Fortified foods close 7 bn nutrient gaps, impact can triple

Fortification is one of the most cost-effective nutrition tools, preventing billions of deficiencies each year, while still holding massive untapped potential

How cousin marriages raise the risk of genetic disorders in children

While culturally accepted, intra-family marriages can double the risk of genetic disorders, say experts, calling for greater awareness and preventive care