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A woman rests her head against an airplane window, fast asleep. Faint, transparent outlines of clocks are overlaid on the glass, displaying different times for "London," "New York," "Tokyo," and "Home," against a backdrop of clouds at sunset depicting jetlag. A US passport, boarding pass, and coffee cup sit on her armrest.
Posted inJetlag

Jetlag: What Happens to Your Body After a Long Flight—and How to Recover Faster

Medically reviewed by Dr Itender Pal Singh You step off the plane expecting to enjoy your destination. Instead, you're exhausted at noon, wide awake at 3 a.m., struggling to concentrate and…
Posted by Dr Harpreet Kour September 12, 2026
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Posted inHypertension

Hypertension: Don’t Just Cut Salt—This Nutrient May Help Lower Blood Pressure Too

Medically reviewed by Dr Itender Pal Singh You may feel completely normal, go about your day, eat your usual meals and never suspect anything is wrong. Then a routine blood pressure…
Posted by Dr Harpreet Kour August 27, 2026
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Posted inBreastfeeding

Breastfeeding Guide: 25 Questions Every New Mother Should Know Before Feeding Her Baby

Medically reviewed by Dr Itender Pal Singh A newborn arrives, everyone says, “Just breastfeed.” But then the questions begin. Is the baby latching correctly? Is there enough milk? Why does the…
Posted by Dr Harpreet Kour August 24, 2026
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Screen Time in Children: How Much Is Too Much? The Complete Guide Every Parent Needs

Medically reviewed by Dr Itender Pal Singh Screen time has become part of childhood. Children use phones to watch cartoons, tablets to complete homework, televisions for entertainment, computers for school and…
Posted by Dr Harpreet Kour August 21, 2026
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Posted inWeight Loss

Weight Loss: 10 Science-Backed Ways to Lose Weight Safely and Keep It Off

You decide it's time to lose weight. You cut your meals, skip carbohydrates, spend hours exercising and promise yourself that you will follow the strictest diet possible. Then something happens.…
Posted by Dr Harpreet Kour August 19, 2026
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Posted inType 1 Diabetes

Type 1 Diabetes: The Warning Signs You Should Never Ignore, Causes, Symptoms, Treatment and What to Do

Medically reviewed by Dr Itender Pal Singh Imagine a child or young adult who suddenly becomes extremely thirsty, starts using the bathroom repeatedly, loses weight without trying, and feels exhausted all…
Posted by Dr Harpreet Kour August 18, 2026
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Posted inRheumatoid Arthritis

Rheumatoid Arthritis: 9 Warning Signs You Should Never Ignore—and What You Can Do About It

Medically reviewed by Dr Itender Pal Singh Your fingers feel stiff when you wake up. Your wrists hurt when you work. Your knees feel swollen after a normal day. You may…
Posted by Dr Harpreet Kour August 17, 2026
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Posted inYoga

Yoga: The Complete Beginner’s Guide to Benefits, Types, Poses, Breathing and Safe Practice

You sit for hours. Your shoulders feel tight. Your back complains after a long day. Your mind keeps running even when you finally get into bed. Then you see someone…
Posted by Dr Harpreet Kour August 16, 2026
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Posted inSeizures

Seizures: The Warning Signs You Should Never Ignore, Causes, Types, Treatment and What to Do

Medically reviewed by Dr Itender Pal Singh Imagine you're talking to someone when, without warning, they suddenly stare blankly. Their body stiffens. Their arms and legs begin jerking. They fall to…
Posted by Dr Harpreet Kour August 15, 2026
Brain fog
Posted inBrain Fog

Brain Fog Is Stealing Your Focus? 4 Simple Ways to Clear the Mental Haze

Medically reviewed by Dr Itender Pal Singh You walk into a room and forget why you went there. You start reading an email but lose your train of thought halfway through.…
Posted by Dr Harpreet Kour August 14, 2026

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  • Is it bad to sleep with your phone nearby? A phone face-down on a nightstandIs It Bad to Sleep With Your Phone Nearby?
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