- 19/07/2025 03:04:37
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Personality tests are quite popular these days, epecially on social media. These are fun and engaging tests that claim to reveal a person's true nature, though they are not scientifically proven. One such test, which was initially shared by Times Now, claims to decode a person's lesser-known personality traits based on how they hold their phone. Sounds interesting, right? Notice how you hold your phone, and read below what this can tell about you. Also, do note that this test is just for fun and the result might not be 100 percent accurate.
- 19/07/2025 03:04:37
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Fiber is the part of plant foods that your body cannot digest. It adds bulk to your stool, and helps it move easily through your intestines. If your diet is low in fiber—meaning you don’t eat enough fruits, vegetables, whole grains, or legumes—your stool can become hard and difficult to pass. This can slow down your bowel movements and cause you to poop less often
- 17/07/2025 05:04:02
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This is a historical Indian city where every morning sun shines over serene lakes, and the evening sky paints a golden hue behind grand palaces. The narrow winding lanes whisper the tales of royal splendor, romance and bravery. This enchanting city is famous for a palace set in the heart of a lake.
- 08/07/2025 15:01:28
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A recent study by Bar-Ilan University reveals that staying hydrated significantly lowers the risk of hypertension and heart failure. Analyzing data from over 400,000 adults, researchers found that sodium levels within the high-normal range are linked to increased cardiovascular risks. Lead author Prof. Jonathan Rabinowitz emphasizes hydration as a crucial, often overlooked, factor in preventing chronic diseases.
- 07/07/2025 04:04:01
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7 ways uric acid silently harms the body even before its symptoms are felt
- 06/07/2025 03:04:01
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A recent study reveals a potential link between brain damage and criminal behavior, specifically highlighting the disruption of the uncinate fasciculus pathway. Researchers found that damage to this area, which connects emotion and decision-making regions, correlates with increased criminal activity. The findings raise ethical questions about culpability and the role of brain injury in legal responsibility.
- 03/07/2025 04:04:01
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Oral cancer affects mouth tissues. Early detection is key. Regular dental checkups help. Tobacco and alcohol increase risk. Symptoms include sores and patches. Self-exams are important. It impacts speaking and swallowing. Causes include tobacco, alcohol, and HPV. Diagnosis involves exams and biopsies. Prevention includes avoiding tobacco, limiting alcohol, and using sun protection. Life after treatment requires support.
- 01/07/2025 03:04:03
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Heart Disease: 7 warning signs that appear on the skin
- 30/06/2025 03:04:02
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Cardiovascular diseases claimed 17.9 million lives in 2019, with heart attacks and strokes accounting for 85%. Recognizing early warning signs like chest discomfort, unusual fatigue, shortness of breath, palpitations, and sleep disturbances a month prior can be life-saving. Prompt medical attention is crucial upon experiencing these symptoms to mitigate potential risks.
- 28/06/2025 09:45:01
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Cardiovascular diseases are a major global health concern, but lifestyle adjustments can significantly improve heart health. Incorporating ghee and nuts into your diet provides essential fats and antioxidants, while avoiding processed foods and excessive alcohol reduces arterial plaque and blood pressure. Strength training complements cardio by enhancing circulation and metabolic health, contributing to a stronger cardiovascular system.
- 28/06/2025 03:45:01
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And if you wish to make your roti protein-rich, here are a few smart ways to do so.
- 28/06/2025 00:45:02
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Recent health findings suggest that seated calf raises, or soleus pushups, can significantly reduce blood sugar levels. This low-effort exercise activates the soleus muscle, a metabolic powerhouse, improving glucose uptake and fat metabolism. Studies show consistent soleus pushups can lead to notable glucose reductions, making it a beneficial addition to daily routines, especially for those with sedentary lifestyles.
- 28/06/2025 00:45:02
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Shefali Jariwala passes away at 42: 5 sudden symptoms of cardiac arrest that require immediate attention
- 27/06/2025 21:45:01
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There is a lot of attention around workouts these days, but most of the focus is on physical health. What often gets overlooked is that your brain needs regular exercise, too. This may come as a surprise to many. But, just like lifting weights strengthens your muscles, your brain needs workouts to sharpen focus and boost memory. Brain exercises are crucial for maintaining and improving cognitive functions. Regular mental stimulation can enhance concentration, improve memory retention, and even help prevent cognitive decline associated with aging. Here are 3 science-backed effects of brain exercises to boost focus and memory.
- 27/06/2025 18:45:02
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Liver diseases are increasing globally, marked by conditions like NAFLD, hepatitis, and cirrhosis, leading to a surge in liver-related deaths. Early detection is crucial due to the silent progression of these diseases. Key warning signs include vomiting blood, difficulty breathing, dark stools, confusion, drowsiness, and jaundice, all requiring immediate medical attention to prevent severe complications.
- 27/06/2025 18:45:02
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Natasha Poonawalla, the only Indian guest at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez’s lavish Venice wedding, made a bold fashion statement. She wore a fiery red mini dress from AZ Factory’s Spring 2022 collection, adorned with 3D heart motifs. Her confidence and sleek accessories, including a heart-shaped diamond necklace, completed the look.
- 27/06/2025 18:45:02
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The sudden demise of Shefali Jariwala, known for her role in 'Kaanta Laga,' has highlighted the importance of recognizing subtle signs of cardiac arrest. Often mistaken or ignored, symptoms can be early indicators. Recognizing these warning signs could be life-saving, especially as cardiac arrest can affect individuals of all ages.
- 27/06/2025 15:45:01
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Persistent fatigue could signal a vitamin B12 deficiency, a concern affecting nearly half of the Indian population. Cardiologist Dr. Alok Chopra highlights B12's crucial role in energy production, DNA synthesis, and nervous system function. Found in fish, poultry, and fortified foods, B12 deficiency can lead to fatigue, pale skin, and neurological issues. While supplements and fortified foods can help, Dr.
- 27/06/2025 15:45:01
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Donating blood is a noble act, but preparing your body is key to a safe experience. Healthline suggests boosting iron levels with red meat, poultry, and seafood, alongside Vitamin C-rich fruits for better absorption. Hydrate well, avoiding alcohol and fatty foods. Prioritize rest, wear comfortable clothing, and inform medical staff of any health conditions.
- 27/06/2025 12:45:01
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These days, having a high emotional intelligence (EQ) is as importance as having high intelligence quotient (IQ). EQ is more than just being kind or understanding others— it's about knowing how emotions work, both in yourself and in the people around you. People with high EQ know how others might be feeling, which makes them say the right words at the right time and make empathetic decisions in life. In professional settings, people with high IQ make great leaders and mentor. While in personal life, such people are able to maintain good relationships with others. Here we list some subtle signs of high emotional intelligence (EQ). By incorporating these habits in your daily life, you too can have it: