Culture / Lifestyle
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LifestylePoorly implemented well-being policies results in workplace stress: Report
It also found that pressure created by always-on-work culture is a major stressor, with 42 per cent identifying constant availability demands as their biggest source of workplace stress.
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LifestyleHow the hoodie became a symbol of politics, protest and power
Once designed for warmth and sport, the hoodie became a symbol of youth culture, streetwear, racial profiling, rebellion and political identity.
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LifestyleFrom bandhej to leheriya: PM Modi’s iconic Independence Day turbans over the years
Every year, Modi made sure to turn heads on Independence Day, coming in iconic turbans which signifies the rich history of India’s textile culture.
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LifestyleWhy being told someone is wrong can feel worse than simply disagreeing
Research suggests people are more likely to feel frustrated, distrustful and avoidant when they see another person's beliefs as factually mistaken.
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LifestyleChina's Chang’e-6 lunar samples offer new clues to mystery of Moon’s two different sides
Chinese researchers have linked the striking differences between the Moon’s near and far sides to the massive impact that created the South Pole-Aitken basin around 4.3 billion years ago.
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LifestyleNew ADHD medicine acts on three brain chemicals. Here’s how it differs
Centanafadine is the first ADHD drug to target dopamine, noradrenaline and serotonin, offering another treatment option for patients.
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LifestyleDaily glass of fruit juice may lower depression scores, study finds
The peer-reviewed findings were published in the British Journal of Nutrition and funded by the Fruit Juice Science Centre.
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LifestyleMarine heatwaves could put human health at growing risk, researchers warn
Rising ocean temperatures may intensify extreme weather, threaten seafood supplies and worsen mental health challenges in coastal communities.
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LifestyleIIT Indore develops saliva-based non-invasive oral cancer screening method
The technique has been developed under the leadership of IIT Indore professor Hem Chandra Jha, a patent application for the technology has also been filed and is under process.
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LifestyleAncient Mediterranean diets were built around bread, not fish and olive oil
Historical accounts suggest cereals and pulses supplied much of the ancient Mediterranean diet, while fish, vegetables and fruit varied by region, season and wealth.
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LifestyleWhy women with endometriosis may face a higher risk of type 2 diabetes
The team found that diabetes risk varied across different forms of endometriosis, suggesting the condition may have broader long-term health implications than previously recognised.
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LifestyleStudy finds dogs can recognize different negative human facial expressions
A new study shows dogs use distinct brain regions to read human emotions, lighting up reward centers for happy faces and proving for the first time they can tell negative expressions apart.
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LifestyleCristiano Ronaldo marries Georgina Rodriguez in private ceremony in Portugal
The couple, who have been together for a decade, held a civil ceremony in Cascais attended by their five children.
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LifestyleWhy do Australian parents refuse Vitamin K shots that stop internal bleeding in newborns? | Explained
Babies can develop vitamin K deficiency bleeding in the first week of life, but the most dangerous form appears later, from eight days to six months old, typically at 1–3 months
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LifestyleOzempic-like drugs may increase hair loss risk, study suggests
Researchers, including those from the US' University of Pennsylvania, said that although absolute risk is low, awareness of the potential effect may help inform shared treatment decisions.
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LifestyleWhy children and teens are most vulnerable to the mental health impacts of heat
"Higher temperatures have also been associated with poorer learning and academic performance in children."
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LifestyleAmid AI boom, vintage computer collectors keep digital history alive
The Alto was one of the earliest computers to move beyond text on screen and use the mouse and graphical user interface.
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LifestyleWhy ages two to five are critical for a child’s development
Doubling that window to 2,000 days brings the count to a few months short of the fifth birthday, which is roughly when most Indian children enter formal schooling.
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LifestyleReal-time view of living cancer cells could transform drug research: Experts
Researchers are developing technologies to monitor living cells continuously, potentially offering new insights into cancer behaviour, treatment resistance and drug development.
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LifestyleOne in five Indians to be over 60 by 2050 as ageing accelerates: Study
A Transform Rural India study says India is ageing before becoming wealthy, with nearly 70 per cent of older adults expected to live in rural areas by 2050.