Author: Muhammad Tuhin

In the realm of human neurodiversity, few diagnoses stir as much discussion, hope, and frustration as autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). For families navigating the maze of…

In the world of oncology, where most breakthroughs come after years of incremental progress, the latest findings from a phase 2 clinical trial offer a striking glimpse into a potential…

Women’s health has never been a one-size-fits-all equation. From puberty to pregnancy, menopause, and beyond, a woman’s body undergoes profound biological changes, each demanding a different kind of support. While…

Food is not just fuel. It’s instruction. Every bite you take carries a message that your body reads, translates, and acts upon—affecting everything from your outer glow to your inner…

In the world of women’s health, buzzwords like collagen, calcium, and iron get plenty of attention. Shelves are lined with beauty supplements promising glowing skin, and advertisements sing the praises…

Premenstrual syndrome—three words that send a silent shudder through millions of women every month. From mood swings and breast tenderness to relentless bloating and food cravings, PMS feels like a…

When we think about women’s health, the mind often leaps to topics like hormones, pregnancy, menstruation, or breast cancer. But quietly beneath the surface lies a structural issue that gets…

Soy is one of the most controversial foods in modern nutrition, especially when it comes to women’s health. Depending on who you ask, soy is either a plant-based miracle brimming…

Food is more than fuel for the body. It’s biochemical magic for the brain. Every time you lift a fork, you’re making a decision that influences not just your waistline…

Inside your body, there’s a silent orchestra playing every moment of your life. Hormones are the conductors—tiny chemical messengers with immense power, dictating everything from your sleep and energy levels…

Iron is one of those minerals that quietly keeps the entire machine of your body running. It’s not flashy. It doesn’t get the spotlight like vitamin C in orange juice…

In the modern age of calorie counting and metabolic mindfulness, sucralose has carved out a seductive niche. Marketed as a guilt-free indulgence—one that sweetens your coffee, flavors your soda, or…

Throughout the history of life on Earth, an invisible war has raged. It is a battle fought not on distant fields or within national borders, but within bodies—ours, and those…

In the grand theater of human health, not all stages are lit the same. A child with pneumonia in Stockholm may receive life-saving antibiotics within hours; a child with the…

At first glance, disease might seem like a straightforward concept—a disruption in health that needs fixing. But in the complex machinery of modern medicine, “disease” is not a fixed entity.…

Inflammation is often misunderstood. To many, the word conjures up images of redness, swelling, or aching joints. But at its core, inflammation is not an enemy—it’s a guardian. It’s the…

Death is the one universal certainty we all share. But the how and why of death is not evenly distributed across humanity. From affluent cities with high-tech hospitals to remote…

In the grand narrative of human civilization, no force—natural or manmade—has disrupted, reshaped, or humbled us as completely as disease. Long before the atom was split or rockets touched the…