Nurse Fired for Viral ICE Sabotage Videos

A Virginia Commonwealth University Health nurse was terminated after multiple TikTok videos surfaced showing her sharing dangerous resistance tactics against ICE agents, including medical sabotage.

101-Year-Old's Viral Routine: Late Nights, Snacks, Calm Mind

Jiang Yueqin, a 101-year-old Chinese grandmother, has gone viral for her unconventional lifestyle of late-night TV, snacking, and natural sleep cycle. Her family credits her longevity to strong tea, calm nerves, and never holding grudges.

Dandelion: 8 Health Benefits of Common Weed

Discover how dandelion, often dismissed as a nuisance weed, offers powerful health benefits from liver support to immune boosting. Learn about its traditional uses and modern scientific validation.

Endometriosis: The Silent Epidemic Beyond Period Pain

Endometriosis, where uterine-like tissue grows outside the uterus, causes debilitating pain and organ damage. Dr. Nikita Trehan shares a case study highlighting environmental toxins' role and the need for awareness.

Morning Bed-Making: Astrological Benefits for Your Life

Discover how the simple habit of making your bed daily can attract positive energy, improve mental peace, and enhance relationships according to astrological principles involving Moon, Saturn, Venus, and Sun.

Govt Waives Test Licensing for Drug R&D to Boost Business

The Indian government has notified new norms allowing pharmaceutical companies to skip test licensing requirements during drug research and development, aiming to reduce regulatory burden and enhance ease of doing business.

Airborne Pathogens in Himalayas Linked to Dust Storms

New research reveals airborne pathogens transported via dust storms to Eastern Himalayas, causing respiratory, skin, and gastrointestinal diseases. Ministry of Science & Technology warns of public health risks.

Karnataka Youth Dies of Monkey Fever, Health Alert Issued

A young man from Karnataka's Shivamogga district has tragically passed away after contracting Kyasanur Forest Disease, commonly known as monkey fever. Health authorities have issued an alert and are intensifying surveillance in forested regions.

Exercise Intolerance in Young, Healthy People

Young, healthy individuals in Delhi are experiencing exercise intolerance, with symptoms like breathlessness during physical activity, linked to air pollution and other factors.

Snoring Might Indicate Vitamin D Deficiency

Research reveals vitamin D deficiency may contribute to snoring and sleep apnea by weakening airway muscles and increasing inflammation. Experts explain the connection and solutions.

India Steps Up Nipah Virus Monitoring After West Bengal Cases

India has enhanced health surveillance for Nipah virus following two confirmed cases in West Bengal. Health authorities confirm the situation is contained with no evidence of wider transmission, while international monitoring increases.

Why Kids Learn Languages Faster Than Adults

Discover the five scientific reasons why children acquire languages so effortlessly while adults struggle. From brain plasticity to fearless learning approaches.

Nipah Virus: India's Rare but Deadly Health Threat

Nipah virus remains a rare but highly fatal pathogen in India, with recent cases in West Bengal highlighting ongoing risks. Learn about transmission, symptoms, and why awareness matters.

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