With its riveting story, Can We Be Strangers Again has become hugely popular among young adults and college students Can We Be Strangers Again was launched on December 17, 2024. It is written by Shrijeet Shandilya, an Indian writer from West Bengal. Initially, it was likely a self-published book or a small independent first edition with 228 pages. The book …
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Things Nobody Tells You About Caring for a Cancer Patient
The act of caring for cancer patients represents love according to common beliefs. The practice of caring for cancer patients requires multiple emotional and physical demands which people tend to overlook. Most people who become caregivers start their work without any professional training because they serve as daughters or sons or spouses or parents or friends to their loved ones …
Read More »Eye Care Tips during Holi
With the arrival of spring, Holi brings high spirits, happiness and positive energy. Holi is full of excitement and playful, colourful celebrations. This festival of colours, here are some precautions and safety tips on eye care: Use organic/natural colours: As far as possible, steer away from using artificial colours containing toxic and harsh chemicals which can cause damage to the eyes. …
Read More »Raising Awareness About Rare and Silent Cancers
Some cancers arrive without warning. They do not cause sharp pain or any other changes in the body in the initial stage. They settle quietly into the body, growing in places that are hard to see and even harder to suspect. These are often referred to as rare and silent cancers and their silence is what makes them dangerous. Across …
Read More »Holi 2026 Special: Must-Have Whiskies to Stock Up on Before the Party Begins
Holi is all about vibrant energy, easy laughter, and gatherings that stretch from sun-soaked afternoons into music-filled evenings. As you prep your guest list and stock up on festive essentials, your bar deserves just as much attention as the colours and snacks. Whether you’re hosting an intimate pre-Holi get-together or a full-blown house party, choosing the right whiskies can instantly elevate the …
Read More »From Periods to Menopause: Understanding the Full Reproductive Health Lifecycle of a Woman
A woman’s reproductive health journey is not a single chapter, it is an evolving story that begins in adolescence and continues well beyond menopause. Yet, conversations around women’s health often remain fragmented, limited to periods, pregnancy, or menopause in isolation. But, awareness across the entire lifecycle is essential for women to make informed, confident decisions about their bodies. The Beginning: …
Read More »What happens in the brain when a person solves Sudoku puzzles daily?
In an age of constant digital distractions, simple logic puzzles like Sudoku offer a powerful way to keep the brain actively engaged. Far from being just a pastime, daily Sudoku practice stimulates multiple cognitive systems and supports long-term brain health. How Sudoku Activates the Brain When a person solves Sudoku regularly, the brain’s higher-order thinking networks are consistently engaged. The …
Read More »Typhoid Prevention in Children: Is Hygiene Enough or Is Vaccination Essential?
How to prevent typhoid in children? It has become a pressing health challenge in recent times. Children living in areas lacking safe water, good food, and proper sanitation face the highest risk. Parents often wonder whether maintaining good hygiene provides sufficient protection or if additional measures become necessary. The answer lies in understanding both approaches. Handwashing and clean water are …
Read More »Rabies in Children: Why Every Dog Bite Should Be Treated as a Medical Emergency
Many children have suffered from dog bites yet many parents underestimate the serious threat of rabies. This viral infection is usually transmitted through dog bites and scratches and becomes life-threatening once symptoms appear. Dog bites account for 99% of human rabies cases worldwide. Every encounter becomes a potential emergency. Understanding rabies symptoms, accessing timely rabies treatment, and knowing when the anti-rabies vaccine …
Read More »Early Warning Signs of Gallbladder and Bile Duct Cancer
Most of the major cancers do not announce themselves loudly but arrive silently without any possible warnings. Gallbladder and bile duct cancers often begin with symptoms that feels normal, digestive discomfort, mild pain, or unexplained fatigue. As these signs are easy to dismiss, many patients visit the doctor only when the disease has progressed to an advanced stage. Early awareness …
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