Burnout doesn’t arrive all at once. It creeps in like a silent fog, obscuring your sense of joy, dulling your sharpest thoughts, and dimming your inner light. One morning, you…
Author: Muhammad Tuhin
Mental Load: Why Women Feel So Tired All the Time
She wakes up before the alarm rings, brain already buzzing. Who’s picking up the kids from school? Did she RSVP to that birthday party? Is there enough milk for tomorrow’s…
How to Set Healthy Boundaries for Mental Wellbeing
You might not see them. You might not even realize when they’ve been crossed. But when your emotional tank feels empty, when resentment builds silently, when your “yes” feels like…
What Is Postpartum Anxiety?
The world often tells a new mother that she should be glowing. That the tiny bundle in her arms should make every sleepless night worth it. That this is the…
How to Manage Anxiety as a Woman
Imagine standing in a crowded room, surrounded by smiling faces, and yet your heart races like you’re sprinting. Your palms sweat, your mind loops on worst-case scenarios, and every breath…
How to Prioritize Self-Care Without Guilt
Somewhere along the winding road of adulthood, many people—especially women—are taught that putting themselves first is selfish. The moment they pause to take a breath, indulge in solitude, or say…
The Link Between Hormones and Mental Health
You’ve had a great week—slept well, exercised, ate clean, and still, out of nowhere, anxiety floods in. Or perhaps you’ve felt like crying for no clear reason, even as everything…
How Women Experience Stress Differently
Stress is a universal human experience. It creeps into our minds during traffic jams, fills our chests during arguments, and drapes itself across our shoulders during sleepless nights. But when…
From Infinity to Eternity: Scientists Simulate the Full Journey of a Gravitational Wave Through a Black Hole
In the shadowy edges of spacetime, where gravity is so intense that not even light can escape, a remarkable story unfolds—one written not in ink but in ripples. These are…
Scientists Discover How to Fix Faulty Dopamine Without Addiction Risk
Dopamine is more than a chemical; it’s a storyteller, shaping the narrative of our daily lives. From the moment we open our eyes in the morning to the moments we…
Scientists Discover How a Shape-Shifting Protein Fuels Cancer and How to Stop It
Inside every human cell, a delicate symphony of molecular interactions governs whether a cell lives, divides, or dies. It’s a choreography choreographed over billions of years of evolution—orderly, balanced, and…
What Happens to Children’s Teeth If the U.S. Removes Fluoride from Water
In the United States, a quiet but potent public health intervention has been flowing through our taps for nearly 80 years. Since 1945, fluoride has been added to community water…
Ancient Chinese Remedy Emerges as a Powerful New Ally in the Fight Against Obesity
Across the globe, waistlines are expanding at an alarming rate. More than two billion adults are overweight, and over 650 million are classified as obese. This epidemic is not just…
The Secret Peace Treaty Between Your Gut and Your Immune System
If you’ve ever enjoyed a peanut butter sandwich or a bowl of strawberries without incident, you can thank an unsung hero in your body: a highly selective, highly intelligent immune…
When Silence Hurts: The Hidden Link Between Sleep Disorders and Hearing Loss
Sleep is often hailed as the body’s most natural healer—a nightly ritual that restores mental clarity, balances emotional well-being, and resets the delicate rhythms of our physiology. Neuroscience has shown…
The Hidden Brain Wave Behind a Life-Saving Psychiatric Treatment
In the heart of one of the nation’s most storied psychiatry programs, a transformative shift is quietly underway—one that may alter not just how we understand a once-feared treatment, but…
How Menopause Affects Your Bones, Skin, and Heart
For many women, menopause is synonymous with hot flashes, mood swings, and irregular periods. But while these immediate symptoms may steal the spotlight, menopause is much more than an occasional…
Hormone Replacement Therapy: Pros and Cons
Hormones are the invisible conductors of the human body’s symphony. They regulate everything from metabolism to mood, sleep to sex drive, and temperature to tissue repair. When they’re in harmony,…
Menopause and Weight Gain: What You Can Do
And the most maddening part? You haven’t changed anything. You still eat well, you exercise, maybe even more than you did in your 30s, and yet the numbers on the…
How to Sleep Better During Menopause
There comes a moment in many women’s lives when nightfall no longer brings peaceful rest, but rather a frustrating cycle of tossing, turning, sweating, and sighing. This moment is called…
The Best Diet for Women in Menopause
Menopause is not just a phase—it’s a powerful biological shift, a transition that reshapes the female body in ways both seen and felt. It whispers through hormones, weaves itself into…