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A serious health warning is now being issued worldwide. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has sounded an early alarm about the growing risk of a global chikungunya epidemic, a viral disease many have barely heard of, yet one that has already infected millions in the past and is now gaining pace once again.According to WHO’s Diana Rojas Alvarez, the early …

The Galaxy S26 series seems quite exciting. It is said to include the Galaxy S26 Edge, which will likely be the successor to the Galaxy S25+. After information about that phone’s battery was revealed earlier today, it is being reported that the Galaxy S26 Ultra will also bring a battery-related upgrade. Galaxy S26 Ultra could feature faster charging Enthusiasts have …

Who doesn’t love a little DIY arts and crafts project? They’re fun, they get you doing something, and most of the time, you’ll come out of it with something special, or at least a fun story. Unfortunately, this is the story of one fan’s Donkey Kong Bananza project gone horribly wrong, and while it can’t be fun for the poor …

A physical therapist says he had persistent lower back pain for two years, until he discovered this one exercise  Fit&Well Source link

I made my name in cycling as an unapologetically fat endurance rider. For years, I have advocated for plus-size riders, and the need for bigger cycling clothing, improved transparency on weight limits, and inclusive riding communities. My journey was even chronicled in a 2021 documentary by Shimano, All Bodies on Bikes, which led to the creation of a nonprofit dedicated …

Summary: Pain isn’t just physical—it can be socially and emotionally transmitted. New research shows that ultrasonic vocalizations emitted by mice in pain trigger hyperalgesia in nearby mice, even without direct injury. This “sound stress” response involves brain inflammation, gene activation, and heightened pain sensitivity, which can also worsen existing pain and blunt treatment effects. The findings highlight how environmental and …

Globally, millions suffer from lower back pain, impacting their lives significantly. Macquarie University researchers discovered that regular walking can drastically reduce recurrence. The study, published in The Lancet, revealed that participants who walked regularly experienced nearly twice the time without back pain recurrence compared to the control group. Are you struggling with lower back pain? You’re not alone. About 800 …

TL;DR Gabapentin might raise dementia risk by ~30–40% in frequent or long-term users . Younger users (35–64) seem especially affected It’s not proof of cause—but strong enough to rethink long-term use. Other meds have similar risks—be informed across the board. Lifestyle is a powerful buffer—exercise, mindful diet, social engagement, mental stimulation. Chat with your doc, don’t self-diagnose or detox alone. …

After the Floods, a Pain So Vast It Makes Texas Feel Small  The New York Times A girl’s death in Texas floods is her family’s third loss this year. 3 mementos she left help her mom cope  CNN More Than 38,000 Residential Structures Were Within the Texas Flood Zone Known as ‘Flash Flood Alley’  Realtor.com Death toll in Texas July 4 flooding climbs …

Millions taking a common painkiller could be unwittingly raising their risk of suffering from dementia and memory problems. That’s the warning from researchers in Ohio, who tracked people prescribed gabapentin – often sold under the brand name Neurontin – for more than a decade after their first dose. The study, published in the Annals of Internal Medicine journal, concluded that …