Author: Muhammad Tuhin

Human perception is a complex, layered phenomenon, shaped by a web of social, psychological, and cultural influences. At its core, how we view others is often informed by factors like…

Human romance has long fascinated scientists and storytellers alike. What drives someone to say yes to a romantic advance? Is it the allure of a smile, the familiarity of a…

In a world driven by deadlines, digital screens, traffic jams, and endless to-do lists, we’ve lost something quietly vital—our connection to nature. We wake up to alarms, not birdsong. We…

Close your eyes and think about your favorite comfort food. Maybe it’s a warm bowl of chicken soup, a crunchy apple, or a rich piece of dark chocolate melting on…

We all have days when our minds feel like a swirling storm of thoughts—memories colliding with worries, dreams entangled in doubts. Mental health isn’t just about avoiding sadness or steering…

We live in a world that never seems to slow down. Deadlines loom, emails pile up, expectations grow higher, and there are never enough hours in the day. The coffee-fueled…

In the quiet pulse of the human body, the kidneys act as unseen sentinels—purifying blood, balancing fluids, and orchestrating the silent symphony of internal chemistry. But when these essential organs…

Imagine a child with autism flapping their hands for hours, or a person with obsessive-compulsive disorder washing their hands dozens of times a day. These repetitive behaviors, though seemingly simple,…

Imagine drifting uncontrollably into sleep in the middle of a conversation, a meeting, or while crossing a busy street. Now imagine that, just as unpredictably, your muscles give way—your knees…

In kitchens and cafes across the world, bread is more than just food. It is culture, comfort, communion. But for some 70 million people globally, the simple act of sharing…

Imagine a soldier with perfect aim—but without a target. That’s the challenge the human immune system faces when battling some of the deadliest cancers. Brain, breast, and colon cancers have…

Obesity has become a defining epidemic of the 21st century, with over 650 million adults affected globally, according to the World Health Organization. It’s a condition deeply intertwined with modern…

Every heartbeat propels life through the arteries. But for millions, this life force becomes a silent, ticking threat. High blood pressure—or hypertension—affects nearly 1.3 billion people globally, increasing the risk…

The human brain, with its hundred billion neurons and unfathomable complexity, is our most prized organ—and perhaps also our most fiercely guarded. Nestled inside the skull and sheathed in a…

For nearly a century, scientists have pursued a fundamental mystery: how cancer cells reprogram their energy use to fuel unchecked growth. This quest has taken them deep inside the cell—to…

It starts quietly for many. A lingering headache. A missed word. A mental blank where a memory used to be. Months, even years after recovering from a COVID-19 infection, millions…

On a brisk February morning in 2025, in a quiet room at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), a medical revolution quietly unfolded. There were no fanfares, no headlines—just a small…

In a world full of challenges and uncertainties, the idea that our thoughts can influence our health may sound like wishful thinking. Yet, the power of positive thinking is not…

In our fast-paced, always-on world, the idea of sitting quietly, doing “nothing,” might seem like a luxury—or even a waste of time. But what if that quiet stillness was actually…

Imagine carrying a backpack so heavy that every step feels like a mountain. Now imagine that the backpack is invisible, and no one around you knows it’s there. This is…

Everyone has days when they feel down. Maybe you didn’t sleep well. Maybe the weather’s gloomy. Maybe things just aren’t going your way. But usually, those feelings pass. You bounce…