Heavy Social Media Use to Rising Loneliness in College Students
A massive US study of 65,000 students reveals that heavy social media use significantly increases loneliness and isolation among young adults.
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Binge Drinking Once a Month Triples Risk of Severe Liver Scarring
New research from Keck Medicine of USC reveals that binge drinking once a month triples liver scarring risk in MASLD patients
Hidden Evolution in Sperm: How Aging Alters Male DNA and Increases Genetic Risks for Children
New research reveals sperm mutations increase with male age, reshaping understanding of paternal genetics and potential child health risks in 2025.
Sweet Tooth, Bitter Truth: Why 69% of Households in Punjab, Haryana, and Himachal Are Hooked on Sugar
A new survey reveals that 69% of households in Punjab, Haryana, and Himachal consume excessive sugar, raising serious concerns about rising diabetes and heart disease rates in northern India.
Deadly Cough Syrup Crisis: What Parents Should Know Now
Following the WHO alert on contaminated cough syrups produced by an Indian company, parents are urged to stay vigilant about their children’s medicine safety.
How Your DNA Influences Drinking Risk: Understanding Genetics and Alcohol Use Disorder
Learn how genetics influence alcohol use disorder, associated health risks, and effective treatments, with practical tips for prevention and recovery.
Childhood Plastic Exposure: A Hidden Health Threat
NYU Langone review links childhood plastic exposure to chronic disease, hormone disruption, and brain development issues, urging safer alternatives.
Air Pollution Directly Worsens Alzheimer’s Progression, new study
Penn Medicine researchers discovered that air pollution speeds up Alzheimer’s progression by increasing harmful protein buildup in the brain.
Childhood Obesity Overtakes Underweight Worldwide
A new UNICEF report shows obesity has overtaken underweight among children worldwide, fueled by processed foods and aggressive marketing.
WHO Calls for Global Action to Break Stigma and Prevent Suicide
Marking World Suicide Prevention Day, WHO urges urgent global action to break stigma, invest in mental health, and prevent suicide worldwide.