Author: Muhammad Tuhin

Every cell in the human body contains the same master script: the DNA that defines our identity, governs our biology, and charts our inherited path through life. For most, this…

Imagine waking each morning knowing that the simple act of breathing—something most people never think twice about—is a battle. Every inhale feels as if you are breathing through a straw…

The story of inherited diseases begins at the molecular level, where our genetic code holds the intricate instructions for building and maintaining the human body. At the heart of this…

Rare diseases are often called “orphan diseases” due to the limited research and treatment options available. Though individually rare, collectively they affect millions of people worldwide. According to the National…

At the core of every living organism lies a profound language—a biological code embedded in the very structure of our cells. This code is known as DNA, or deoxyribonucleic acid.…

Viruses have shaped human history in ways that no other disease-causing agent has. While the origins of pandemics reach back centuries, it is in the modern era—within the past century—that…

The word “pandemic” often sends a shiver down our spines. It evokes images of sickness, loss, and fear, often accompanied by a feeling of helplessness. Yet pandemics, despite their catastrophic…

When we think of the word “disease,” our minds often conjure images of germs, viruses, or bacteria. But what if I told you that some diseases don’t spread in the…

In the modern era, we are more connected than ever before—an interconnected world, traveling at unprecedented speeds, exchanging goods, ideas, and, unfortunately, pathogens. Emerging infectious diseases (EIDs) have been a…

For as long as humans have lived on Earth, the world of animals has remained intricately connected with our own. From the domestication of animals to our reliance on wildlife…

In our everyday lives, we often take for granted the quiet, invisible agents of disease that surround us. These infectious agents—viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites—are ubiquitous in the environment. Most…

In the shadow of a world that has embraced antibiotics as its shield against infection, a new, silent adversary is emerging: antibiotic resistance. This global crisis, which threatens to render…

Fungal infections are not typically the first thing that comes to mind when we think of diseases. We’re more likely to think about bacteria, viruses, or even parasites. Yet, in…

Bacteria, among the oldest life forms on Earth, are single-celled organisms that exist in virtually every environment, from the air we breathe to the soil beneath our feet. While many…

Imagine a world teeming with lifeforms that are invisible to the naked eye, yet capable of causing untold damage to living organisms. These lifeforms are viruses, entities so small that…