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Stanford’s Revolutionary Retinal Implant Restores Vision in Patients with Macular Degeneration

A groundbreaking advancement in vision restoration has emerged from Stanford Medicine, marking a pivotal moment for millions suffering from advanced age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Researchers have successfully developed and clinically tested a tiny wireless retinal implant, named PRIMA, which, when paired with advanced smart glasses, partially restores functional vision in patients who previously faced incurable […]

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Kim Kardashian Reveals Brain Aneurysm: How Stress Sparked a Celebrity Health Crisis

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Kim Kardashian has recently revealed that she was diagnosed with a brain aneurysm, a potentially life-threatening condition, which medical experts say may have been triggered or exacerbated by the intense stress surrounding her divorce from Kanye West. This personal health disclosure, shared on the Season 7 premiere of her reality show, has generated significant media

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Revolutionary LED Light Therapy Targets Cancer Cells, Spares Healthy Tissue

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Scientists from The University of Texas at Austin and the University of Porto in Portugal have developed a promising new cancer treatment that uses LED light combined with ultra-thin tin-based nanoflakes to selectively kill cancer cells while leaving healthy cells unharmed. This breakthrough offers a potential game-changer for cancer care, providing a less invasive, more

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Bollywood to the Backyard: Pickleball’s Celebrity Appeal and the Urgent Eye Safety Call

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Pickleball, the rapidly growing hybrid racquet sport enjoyed worldwide, has seen soaring participation that unfortunately comes paired with a dramatic rise in serious eye injuries, especially among older players. Recent medical studies highlight the urgent need for safety reforms as the game’s popularity continues to boom, fueled by celebrities both in the West and India.

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Fantastic Four Actress Vanessa Kirby Welcomes First Baby with Fiancé Paul Rabil

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British actress Vanessa Kirby has entered a new and joyous chapter of her life: motherhood. The 37-year-old star, known for her Emmy-winning role in The Crown, Mission: Impossible and her superhero portrayal of Sue Storm (The Invisible Woman) in Marvel’s Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025), gave birth to her first child with fiancé Paul Rabil, a former professional lacrosse player and sports executive.

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“I Can Die Any Day”: Telegram CEO Pavel Durov’s Science Backed Indian Meditation Practice

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Telegram CEO Pavel Durov practices an unconventional form of meditation —contemplating his own mortality. “I love reminding myself I can die any day,” Durov revealed, describing a practice that he believes enhances his mental clarity and decision-making. While most people avoid thinking about death, Pavel Durov, the 41-year-old founder and CEO of Telegram, has made daily mortality contemplation

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India’s Fertility Rate Mirrors US Crisis: RFK Jr. Sounds Alarm on Declining Sperm Counts

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The world’s two largest democracies are facing parallel reproductive health crises, with both the United States and India falling below the critical 2.1 replacement fertility rate needed to maintain stable populations. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. brought urgent attention to this demographic emergency during a White House press conference on October

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Indigenous Antibiotic, Gene Therapy Milestone Marks INDIA’S Self-Reliance, Says Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh at AI-Multi Omics Workshop

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Union Minister inaugurates 3-day medical workshop, cites indigenous antibiotic and gene therapy breakthroughs as models for reducing government dependency Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh on October 18, 2025, called for India to build a self-sustainable innovation ecosystem that reduces dependence on government funding while engaging the private sector and philanthropic organizations to achieve global recognition

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Cricketer Nic Maddinson’s Testicular Cancer Spread Despite Early Catch: 8 Warning Signs Men Must Know

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When Australian cricketer Nic Maddinson discovered a lump and promptly reported it to his team doctor during a routine review in April 2025, he thought catching it early would be his safety net. Seven weeks later, he learned the devastating truth: despite immediate treatment, testicular cancer had already spread to his abdominal lymph nodes and

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Down Syndrome Pleiotrophin Fix: Oct 2025 Study Shows Adult Brain Rewiring

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Scientists have identified a missing molecule in Down syndrome brains that could potentially be restored to improve cognitive function even in adulthood—a breakthrough that challenges decades of assumptions about the irreversibility of the condition’s neurological effects. The Discovery Researchers from the Salk Institute for Biological Studies and the University of Virginia School of Medicine found

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