As summer spreads across India, the question “Are mangoes good for diabetes?” has become increasingly common among patients and health experts. Known as the “king of fruits,” mangoes have long carried both admiration and suspicion among people living with diabetes. Traditionally, many avoided the fruit for fear of sugar spikes,
AI Revolution in Antibiotic Discovery Artificial intelligence is opening a new frontier in the fight against drug-resistant infections, offering hope in the battle against superbugs like gonorrhoea and MRSA. Scientists have harnessed generative AI to create two entirely new antibiotic candidates from scratch, bypassing the traditional trial-and-error approach that has
Why Step Counts Matter for Your Health In today’s tech-driven world, tracking steps is easier than ever thanks to smartphones and fitness wearables. But while many people aim for the traditional 10,000-step target, research increasingly shows that a slightly lower number may still deliver powerful health benefits. Studies suggest that
Advances in Some Cancers, Stalled Progress in Others Over the last five decades, survival rates for certain cancers have improved dramatically. For example, melanoma survival has exceeded 90% for 10-year outcomes in some regions, and breast cancer survival rates have more than doubled thanks to targeted therapies and effective screening
Why People Turn to Vitamin Supplements Vitamin and mineral supplements are among the most popular wellness products worldwide. From multivitamins promising all-day energy to vitamin C tablets marketed as immune boosters, the supplement industry continues to grow. According to NIH, vitamins are essential micronutrients our bodies can’t produce in sufficient
In recent years, social media influencers have increasingly promoted natural birth control methods, claiming they are safer and healthier than hormonal contraception. While these claims often gain traction online, experts warn that misinformation can lead to unintended pregnancies and potential health risks. Understanding the science behind birth control options is
When Sound Becomes Stress: The Hidden Toll of Noise Sensitivity Noise is a normal part of modern life—footsteps above, traffic outside, a neighbor’s vacuum cleaner. For many, these are minor disturbances. But for millions of people around the world, these everyday sounds trigger anxiety, stress, and even physical discomfort. This
RFK Jr. Halts mRNA Vaccine Funding: The Reason Behind the Decision U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has ended funding for 22 vaccine research projects totaling $500 million. These initiatives focused on mRNA-based vaccines targeting respiratory infections like COVID-19 and influenza. Kennedy argues the mRNA approach has shown poor
Funding Delays Disrupt Critical Overdose Prevention Programs The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has signaled that the long-delayed Overdose Data to Action (OD2A) program will finally receive full funding ahead of a key budget deadline. Sources within CDC confirmed that previously withheld funds—rumored to be around $140 million—have
Teen Suicide Rates Are Declining: What the Numbers Reveal According to newly released data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), rates of suicidal thoughts and attempts among U.S. teenagers have dropped significantly between 2021 and 2024. The percentage of adolescents aged 12–17 who experienced serious suicidal
Tesla Shareholders Approve Elon Musk’s Historic $1 Trillion Pay Package In a landmark corporate event, Tesla shareholders have approved a record-setting compensation package for CEO Elon Musk, valued at nearly $1 trillion. The plan, supported by roughly 75% of votes, grants Musk access to over 400 million Tesla shares if
A Changing Landscape of Conservative Support for Israel For decades, America’s conservative base—especially evangelical Christians—stood as a steadfast pillar of support for the State of Israel. Figures like Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens have recently shifted the tone of that support. They are challenging the assumption that support for Israel
A Breakthrough in Neonatal Brain Monitoring Technology At just three weeks old, baby Theo became part of a groundbreaking trial at the Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. A small, cap-like device with hexagonal sensor modules was placed on his head. This innovative device uses both high-density diffuse optical tomography