A little boy named Thaddeus Daniel Pierce has made medical history simply by being born. He wasn’t just any baby, Thaddeus came from an embryo created over 30 years ago, back in 1994. Born on July 26, 2024, in Ohio, this tiny miracle is now believed to be the world’s “oldest” baby, not in age,…
Mosquito bites are more than a minor irritation—they pose significant health risks. These tiny insects are carriers of dangerous diseases such as dengue, malaria, Zika virus, and West Nile virus, which can have serious consequences for humans. While Antarctica and Iceland remain the only places completely free of mosquitoes, most regions face seasonal or year-round…
For years, health experts have warned that both too little and too much sleep could negatively affect well-being. But new research suggests the problem might not be sleep quantity alone, but how consistently and accurately people sleep. A massive seven-year study, published in Health Data Science on June 3, 2025, tracked nearly 90,000 adults using…
Even though Covid 19 is still around, it remains less of a threat (for now), but long-term benefits of the condition continue to be a topic of research for scientists. And now, a link has been established between breast cancer remission and Covid 19, and how the latter can trigger inactive cells. Research conducted during…
Image Credit: Aditya Subramanian This is not just a story of weight loss, it’s a story of survival, self-respect, and reclaiming life from the edge. At 25, Aditya Subramanian reached 189.6 kilos, battling health issues, emotional isolation, and the aftermath of a pandemic. But instead of giving up, a decision was made, not to fit…
Dr. Julie Smith sheds light on Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD), distinguishing it from normal worry. GAD involves excessive, persistent anxiety impacting daily life, with symptoms like restlessness, fatigue, and sleep disturbance lasting at least six months. Seeking help through therapy, online resources, and mindfulness can empower individuals to manage anxiety and improve their well-being, regardless…
