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Artificial intelligence (AI) has reached another scientific milestone. For the first time, researchers have used AI to design viruses that do not exist anywhere in nature. Scientists at Stanford University and the Arc Institute created 16 new bacteriophages, or viruses that infect bacteria, after training AI models to understand how viral DNA is organised. The study,
By: Debosmita Ghosh
Most women spend thousands on skincare, haircare, and beauty treatments in the hope of reversing dull skin, hair fall, and other visible signs of ageing. What they often overlook is actually happening inside their body.
By: Debosmita Ghosh
Actor Rakul Preet Singh, in an interview, spoke about the importance of syncing workouts with the menstrual cycle. Speaking to Ranveer Allahbadia on his podcas
Fatty liver disease, also known as Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease (MASLD), is becoming increasingly common and affects nearly one in three adults. It is closely linked to obesity,
By: Debosmita Ghosh
Every month, millions of women experience physical discomfort and emotional changes during menstruation. While cramps, fatigue, bloating, and cravings are common, nutritionist Lovneet Batra says that certain everyday food choices may unknowingly make these symptoms worse.
By: Debosmita Ghosh
Many adults exercise regularly, eat what they believe is a balanced diet and appear perfectly healthy, yet their blood tests may reveal hidden nutritional deficiencies. Vitamin D, iron and vitamin B12 are among the nutrients that can drop below healthy levels without causing obvious physical signs. The only symptoms that you may notice are
By: Debosmita Ghosh
A menstrual cycle can offer important clues about a woman's overall health. While an occasional change in the timing of periods may not always be a cause for concern, a sudden shift in the usual pattern or a change in the amount of bleeding can sometimes point to an underlying health issue. One possible factor that can impact your menstrual cycle is
By: Debosmita Ghosh
A congested metabolism may not always be easy to identify, especially when its signs are often mistaken for everyday fatigue or lifestyle issues. From persistent bloating and unexplained weight changes to low energy and digestive discomfort, certain changes in the body could indicate that your metabolism needs more attention.
By: Debosmita Ghosh
You may breathe normally through your nose during the day, only to find it blocked when you get into bed. Night-time nasal congestion can be uncomfortable, disturb sleep and leave you waking up with a dry mouth or irritated throat. While a blocked nose is commonly linked to a cold or infection, it can also happen because of
By: Debosmita Ghosh
A quick bite or a sugary option may seem convenient for breakfast, but what you eat at the start of the day also forms part of your dietary habits. This becomes even more important when it comes to liver health. Besides, sometimes people in rush also miss their breakfast. That doesn't help either.
