Health & Lifestyle

For years, a simple morning habit has been wrapped in almost quiet promise: a glass of water mixed with lemon juice, taken right after waking up. It sits somewhere between wellness advice and cultural ritual now. Some call it a...

For more than a century, quantum mechanics has challenged humanity’s understanding of reality. Unlike classical physics, which describes a predictable universe governed by deterministic laws, quantum physics reveals a strange microscopic world where particles behave like waves, exist in multiple...

A growing number of social media posts and health blogs claim that “silent heart attacks” are rapidly increasing among young adults. The narrative often combines two ideas: that heart attacks are rising in younger people, and that many of these...

The rise of TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts has brought with it a wave of concern about "brain rot" and shrinking attention spans. Social media feeds frequently warn that rapid-fire, short-form videos are rewiring our brains, making it impossible...

Productivity apps such as Todoist, Notion, Focus@Will, Forest, Freedom, and RescueTime have become staples for millions of users seeking better time management, reduced distractions, and higher output. Promotional claims and user testimonials often assert that these tools dramatically improve focus,...

In 2026, the idea of a four-day work week has gained strong visibility in global media, corporate discussions, and policy debates. Viral posts often claim that the model is already being adopted worldwide and is quickly becoming the new standard...

Measles is a highly contagious disease that can be prevented with a safe and low-cost vaccine. Yet in 2024, an estimated 95,000 children worldwide died from measles, mostly those under five who were not fully vaccinated. Large outbreaks occurred in...

The Economic Survey 2025-26, tabled in Parliament on January 29, 2026, highlighted the heavy burden of rural-to-urban migration on Indian cities and called for revival of the rural economy to reduce “distressed migration.” It noted that two-thirds of India’s population...

In early April 2025, the Dhaka Tribune published a report that quickly spread across social media and news platforms in Bangladesh, describing a crisis among fresh graduates unable to find employment. The report cited Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics data showing...

A wave of headlines and social media posts in recent years has suggested that artificial intelligence is poised to replace doctors in diagnosing diseases. Some posts share impressive statistics—AI outperforming radiologists on mammograms, matching dermatologists on skin cancer detection, predicting...

In recent years, air fryers have become one of the most popular kitchen appliances worldwide, marketed as a healthier alternative to deep frying. As consumer awareness about kitchen safety has grown, a new wave of products has emerged labeled "non-toxic...

Introduction In recent years, fasting has moved beyond a purely spiritual or cultural practice and entered scientific discussion as a metabolic intervention. One popular claim is that fasting, particularly during Ramadan, acts as a biological restart for the brain. This...

On March 6, 2026, multiple news outlets reported that Professor Prokar Dasgupta, a leading robotic urological surgeon in London, had carried out the UK's first long-distance robotic prostate removal on a patient 1,500 miles away in Gibraltar. The procedure used...

Eid brings joy and togetherness to more than one billion Muslims around the world. There are two main Eids each year. Eid-ul-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan, the month of fasting. Eid-ul-Adha links to the Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca. Families...

In the lush borderlands of South-East Asia, behind high walls and under constant surveillance, a modern horror unfolds daily. Thousands of people from dozens of countries are held against their will, forced to work 19-hour days, subjected to beatings and...