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Strategies for Night Shifts

Working the night shift can be challenging, but with the right strategies, you can maintain your alertness and well-being. Here are some practical tips to

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When Medicine Meets Music

Feeling stressed? For med student Tara Rajendran, the cure wasn’t in a pill — it was in the strings of her veena. After a brutal

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Internet Use and Mental Well-Being

For years, many studies have suggested that excessive internet use can negatively impact mental health. However, a groundbreaking new study challenges this narrative, revealing that

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Why We Procrastinate

This study looked at how anxiety affects procrastination in university students. Procrastination means putting off schoolwork even when you know you shouldn’t. Over 3,300 university

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Nicotine Addiction

Nicotine: More Than a Buzz Nicotine doesn’t just help you focus—it changes your brain. For many, it leads to anxiety, cravings, and addiction. Addiction Is

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Probiotics: Science or Hype?

What Are Probiotics? Probiotics are live microorganisms (bacteria or yeast) that, when taken in adequate amounts, support health—primarily by improving gut function and immunity. Health

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Fast Food, Faster Brain Shift

Key Finding: Just 5 days of eating high-calorie, ultra-processed snacks led to increased liver fat and altered brain insulin activityin healthy young men, with some effects persisting even after returning to a

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Scrolling for Happiness?

For years, we’ve heard that too much internet is bad for mental health—but what if that’s only part of the story? A groundbreaking new study

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Hit the Right Note for Focus

Music isn’t just background noise—it’s a cognitive tool. For students managing heavy workloads, integrating music into study routines can improve recall, focus, and well-being. Creating