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Noida psychologist shares how constant screen time is causing ‘Popcorn Brain Syndrome’ in teenagers and young adults

Noida psychologist shares how constant screen time is causing ‘Popcorn Brain Syndrome’ in teenagers and young adults

With screen time at an all-time high, many youngsters are constantly switching between apps, videos, and games. This digital overload is affecting focus, memory, and mental health. In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Dr Jaya Sukul, Clinical Psychologist and Founder of Headspace Healing, Noida, sheds light on the emerging “popcorn brain” syndrome and how it impacts young minds. (Also read: …

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Colorectal cancer rising among young adults: Top LA surgeon lists five foods and drinks to avoid |

Colorectal cancer rising among young adults: Top LA surgeon lists five foods and drinks to avoid |

Colorectal cancer, which is also the most common type of gastrointestinal cancer, is increasing globally. Of late, there has been an alarming rise in the incidence of early-onset colorectal cancer. A recent analysis by the Centers for Disease Control revealed an 185% increase in colorectal cancer among adults aged between 20 and 24, and a 333% increase in incidence among …

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Which Bread Is Healthier—Whole Wheat or Multigrain?

Which Bread Is Healthier—Whole Wheat or Multigrain?

Key Points Whole wheat bread is generally the healthier choice because it’s made from the entire wheat kernel, giving you more fiber and nutrients. Multigrain bread can sound nutritious, but unless every grain is whole, it may offer little more than refined flour. To pick a truly healthy loaf, look for labels that say “100 percent whole grain” or “100 …

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Best exercise for over-70s revealed in 5-year study

It’s vital that we continue to challenge ourselves to keep our bodies mobile and our minds sharp as we age. While swimming workouts or a quick 15-minute walk will certainly help get your heart rate up and improve longevity, only one type of exercise has been proven to boost cardiorespiratory fitness and quality of life. The Norwegian Generation 100 study …

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Is this the beginning of the end for cancer? mRNA breakthrough hints at universal vaccine |

Is this the beginning of the end for cancer? mRNA breakthrough hints at universal vaccine |

Cancer remains one of the world’s leading causes of death, with millions of new cases diagnosed annually despite significant therapeutic advances. While immunotherapies have transformed certain cancer treatments, many tumours still evade immune detection, limiting long-term success. Scientists have long sought a universal strategy that could “teach” the immune system to recognise and destroy cancer before it spreads. A recent …

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​Doctor busts myths around Fatty Liver Disease, “It is not harmless but it can be easily cured with….”

​Doctor busts myths around Fatty Liver Disease, “It is not harmless but it can be easily cured with….”

The myths surrounding fatty liver disease are plenty, and such misconceptions have the potential to trigger misunderstanding, delayed action, or unwanted anxiety. Seeing the rise in the number of cases associated with fatty liver disease, Dr. Tanisha Shekdar, a naturopathic doctor, chose to speak plain truth and helped us in separating fact from fiction, presenting practical, evidence-based realities for anyone …

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