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Menstruation remains a largely neglected subject in media and everyday conversations, particularly when it comes to the concept of homemade sanitary pads.

APP Islamabad: A nutritionist on Thursday emphasized incorporating spinach, a green leafy vegetable, into a routine diet, which is a valuable component of overall health and well-being. Dr Sadia Batool, in an interview with a private news…

News Desk Peshawar: The Peshawar Institute of Cardiology (PIC) has achieved a significant milestone by implanting a new technology device in the heart of a 71-year-old woman with heart disease. This pioneering effort, the first of its…

News Desk Islamabad: We can manage Alzheimer’s disorder only by looking for early symptoms of dementia, identifying its types, excluding reversible causes of dementia, and rationalising laboratory investigation and neurological imaging.…

News Desk Islamabad: A recent study revealed that constipation, sore throats and bowel problems may increase the risk of developing the neurological and mental disease Parkinson’s. In a 2017 study, American scientists claimed that the…

News Desk Islamabad: Scientists have developed a computerised device that can read the brain waves of a paralysed person and translate them into more words than ever before. Earlier in 2021, University of California researchers tested…

News Desk Islamabad: A unique new study has found that gluten, a special protein found in wheat, can potentially increase blood sugar levels in the human brain, along with inflammation. According to research published in the medical…

News Desk Islamabad: Globally, 10 per cent of children and adolescents experience a mental disorder but the majority of them do not seek help or receive care. Moreover, suicide is the fourth leading cause of death in 15–19-year-old,…

News Desk Islamabad/Lahore: Schizophrenia affects approximately 24 million people or one in every 300 people (0.32 per cent) worldwide and this rate is 1 in 222 people (0.45 per cent) among adults, according to the World Health…

News Desk Islamabad: A long-term study has found that staying physically active throughout adulthood may postpone the onset of dementia and any quantity of exercise is beneficial. According to the US Centers for Disease Control and…