Wellness Info
Wellness Info
A shocking 2026 UNICEF-backed report found elevated lead levels in 4 out of 10 Pakistani children living in industrial areas. From battery recycling and contaminated spices to Surma and lead-based paint, here’s what’s putting children at risk and why urgent action is needed now.
A landmark one-year clinical trial reveals that regular aerobic exercise can make your brain appear younger on MRI scans. Discover how 150 minutes of weekly cardio lowers cortisol, boosts BDNF, protects the hippocampus, and supports long-term brain health.
Cranberry juice has long been linked to UTI prevention, but emerging research now suggests it may help antibiotics work better against resistant bacteria. Scientists are exploring how cranberry compounds improve antibiotic activity, disrupt bacterial defenses, and potentially slow antimicrobial resistance.
We often focus on sleep, diet, and exercise for brain health, but hidden emotional stress may be just as damaging. New findings suggest that bottled-up stress and persistent hopelessness can accelerate memory decline and age the brain faster in older adults.
A teaspoon of tea may seem harmless, but for babies and toddlers it can interfere with iron absorption, disrupt sleep, and affect development. Discover what modern paediatric science says about tea, herbal remedies, and the safest drinks for young children.
Most people know about cholesterol and blood pressure tests, but few realise a simple urine ACR test can detect early cardiovascular damage years before symptoms appear. Here’s how albumin creatinine ratio helps identify hidden heart attack risk and why it matters for kidney and heart health.
A pharmacist-written guide explaining sertraline side effects, dosage, how long it takes to work, withdrawal symptoms, anxiety treatment, and what patients should realistically expect during the first weeks of treatment.
When antidepressants fail, it doesn’t mean you’ve run out of options. From medication augmentation and CBT to TMS and ketamine therapy, here are five clinically supported treatments that can help when depression doesn’t improve.
You’ve probably seen the headlines: “Vitamin D cuts diabetes risk by 19%.” It sounds impressive, and it is, but there’s an important nuance most articles bury halfway down the page. If you’ve been told you have prediabetes, or you’re trying…
