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What Stanford’s Dr. Andrew Huberman Podcast on Lymphatic System Reveals

Dr. Andrew Huberman, a Stanford neuroscientist, is challenging conventional wisdom about brain health and facial aging with revelations about a bodily system most people have never heard of. In his latest research presentation, the professor of neurobiology explains why something as mundane as your sleeping position could dramatically impact dementia risk while simultaneously affecting how old […]

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Enrique Iglesias Health Condition Revealed: What Is Situs Inversus?

Global pop sensation Enrique Iglesias returned to India this week for his highly anticipated Mumbai concerts on October 29-30, 2025, but fans expressed concern about the singer’s health after noticing he appeared tired during his airport arrival. The concerns come amid recent revelations that the 50-year-old Spanish singer lives with a rare genetic condition called

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Delhi Cloud Seeding Fails: No Rain Despite ₹1.2 Cr Cost

Delhi’s ambitious attempt to combat its toxic air crisis through artificial rain ended in spectacular failure on October 28, 2025, when a ₹1.2 crore cloud seeding experiment produced no measurable rainfall despite two separate trials over the smog-choked capital. The Air Quality Index (AQI) remained locked in the “very poor” to “severe” category even after

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Germany’s Deadliest E. Coli Outbreak: 350+ Infected, 3 Dead as Mystery Source Eludes Investigators

A deadly and rapidly expanding E. coli outbreak has gripped Germany since late August 2025, infecting over 350 people—predominantly young children—and claiming at least three lives, according to the Robert Koch Institute (RKI). Despite months of intensive investigation involving telephone surveys, shopping receipt analysis, and case-control studies, German health authorities remain unable to identify the

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When Fitness Becomes Fatal: Social Media’s Role in Muscle Dysmorphia Epidemic Among Young Men

A disturbing pattern is emerging across gyms worldwide: seemingly fit young men are developing life-threatening obsessions with building muscle mass, driven by relentless exposure to idealized bodies on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. This condition, known as muscle dysmorphia or “vigorexia,” is no longer a niche concern but a growing clinical crisis that combines body image

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PCE Liver Disease: Your Dry Cleaning Habit Triples Fatal Risk—New Study

That crisp, freshly dry-cleaned shirt hanging in your closet might be slowly poisoning you. A groundbreaking study from USC’s Keck Medicine, published in Liver International, has uncovered a terrifying connection between a common dry-cleaning chemical and severe liver damage—and the findings suggest millions of Americans may be at risk without knowing it. The Silent Liver Killer

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Zoho Founder Sridhar Vembu Sparks Vaccine Debate

Zoho founder and billionaire entrepreneur Sridhar Vembu has triggered a major national conversation on childhood vaccination after posting a statement on X (formerly Twitter) on October 28, 2025, suggesting that India is experiencing a “rapid increase in autism” that may be connected to administering “way too many vaccines to very young children“.​ What Vembu Said

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Trump’s Mystery MRI: What the President Isn’t Telling Us About His Health

President Donald Trump disclosed on October 27, 2025, that he received an MRI scan during his recent visit to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, marking the first time the 79-year-old has provided a specific reason for his second medical examination this year. However, the President’s refusal to explain why he needed the imaging test has

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Indian Cricketer Shreyas Iyer Hospitalized in Sydney ICU After Splenic Injury during Match

Indian cricket vice-captain Shreyas Iyer remains in intensive care at a Sydney hospital after a spectacular diving catch during Saturday’s ODI match against Australia turned into a medical emergency involving internal bleeding and a lacerated spleen.​ The 30-year-old Mumbai batsman was admitted to ICU following what has been described as a “freak” accident during India’s

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World Bank Approves $280 Million Health Program to Transform Kerala’s Healthcare System

The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors approved a landmark $280 million program on October 23, 2025, aimed at improving healthcare access and life expectancy for 11 million elderly and vulnerable people in Kerala through comprehensive health system reforms and climate-resilient infrastructure.​ Addressing Kerala’s Growing Health Challenges Despite Kerala’s remarkable health achievements over two decades—including

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