Psychologists say people raised in the 60s and 70s developed a strength many kids lack today

Psychologists say people raised in the 60s and 70s developed a strength many kids lack today

Wed, 27 May 2026 18:00:00 IST

A recent study suggests adults from the 60s and 70s exhibit remarkable resilience, a trait seemingly less common in younger generations. Unsupervised childhoods, driven by societal shifts, fostered problem-solving and emotional regulation. This period, though sometimes marked by hardship, unexpectedly built a robust self-efficacy and social adaptability, offering valuable lessons for today's uncertain world.

'He kept going when every result said no': The Zomato rider who made it to FMS Delhi

'He kept going when every result said no': The Zomato rider who made it to FMS Delhi

Wed, 27 May 2026 09:57:23 IST

Girish Sharma's journey from Zomato delivery rider to Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi, highlights relentless perseverance. Facing multiple rejections and waitlists after two failed CAT attempts, Sharma refused to settle for less. His story emphasises unwavering determination and the refusal to accept limitations, proving that sustained effort, not just inspiration, drives success.

How hantavirus lurks in the lungs before patients suddenly struggle to breathe

How hantavirus lurks in the lungs before patients suddenly struggle to breathe

Wed, 13 May 2026 19:00:00 IST

A seemingly mild viral fever can rapidly escalate into a life-threatening lung emergency due to hantavirus. This dangerous infection, spread by rodents, attacks tiny lung blood vessels, causing fluid buildup and severe breathing difficulties. Early detection and supportive care are crucial as the disease can be fatal, with no specific antiviral treatment available.

Hantavirus alert: French cruise passenger placed on artificial lung support as outbreak grows to 11 cases

Hantavirus alert: French cruise passenger placed on artificial lung support as outbreak grows to 11 cases

Wed, 13 May 2026 11:41:08 IST

A French woman is critically ill with hantavirus, requiring an artificial lung, as the outbreak on a cruise ship reaches 11 cases. Health authorities are urgently investigating the spread of this rodent-borne virus, which can cause severe respiratory and heart problems. The disease, typically not person-to-person, has a significant fatality rate, prompting emergency response.

The ‘busy lifestyle’ excuse: What doctors want people to rethink

The ‘busy lifestyle’ excuse: What doctors want people to rethink

Tue, 12 May 2026 13:44:16 IST

Many people claim a "busy lifestyle" prevents them from prioritising health, leading to a rise in lifestyle diseases. However, the issue isn't a lack of time but a failure to establish consistent, healthy habits. Neglecting sleep, nutrition, and movement, even for short periods, gradually deteriorates health, with consequences far more demanding than preventative care.

Scientists warn of Arunachal Pradesh’s Khangri Glacier's current state: What's happening and why does that matter?

Scientists warn of Arunachal Pradesh’s Khangri Glacier's current state: What's happening and why does that matter?

Tue, 12 May 2026 12:00:53 IST

The Khangri Glacier in Arunachal Pradesh is undergoing rapid thawing, giving rise to a newly formed glacial lake that is a looming danger for communities downstream and the crucial Brahmaputra river system. Experts caution that Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs) could severely threaten water resources and regional stability across India, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and Tibet.

Zero scar surgery: Doctors remove tumor from inside stomach without external surgery; 80-year-old patient discharged in 24 hours

Zero scar surgery: Doctors remove tumor from inside stomach without external surgery; 80-year-old patient discharged in 24 hours

Sat, 09 May 2026 21:40:53 IST

Doctors at Yatharth Super Specialty Hospital successfully removed a stomach wall tumor using an endoscope, avoiding external incisions and scars. This minimally invasive technique, endoscopic full thickness resection, allows for complete tumor removal and defect closure from within the body, offering a faster recovery and reduced risks, especially for vulnerable patients.

What is the right age for your child's first smartphone? Parenting experts answer

What is the right age for your child's first smartphone? Parenting experts answer

Thu, 07 May 2026 16:36:18 IST

Experts advise parents to consider a child's maturity, not just age, before giving them a first phone. Starting with basic devices and gradually introducing smartphones with monitoring tools is recommended. Open communication about online safety and responsible usage is crucial. Parents should also model healthy screen time habits. This approach helps children navigate the digital world safely and responsibly.

India’s self-medication habit: You are not just treating a headache, you could be harming your liver

India’s self-medication habit: You are not just treating a headache, you could be harming your liver

Sun, 26 Apr 2026 03:00:00 IST

A silent health crisis is unfolding in India as self-medication with over-the-counter painkillers, antibiotics, and supplements leads to acute liver failure. Dr. Kavya Harika Dendukuri highlights that paracetamol, NSAIDs, and unregulated supplements are major culprits, often causing irreversible damage before symptoms appear. This widespread practice, fueled by a lack of awareness, puts millions at risk.

Can drinking fruit juice raise your blood sugar level?

Can drinking fruit juice raise your blood sugar level?

Fri, 10 Apr 2026 15:38:09 IST

Concerns about fruit juice spiking blood sugar and causing diabetes are widespread and widely circulated, but research suggests a more nuanced reality. While 100% fruit juice doesn't significantly impact long-term blood sugar control, its lack of fiber means quicker sugar absorption. Experts advise moderation, prioritizing whole fruits for better health outcomes.

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