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Squinting at bright lights? Ophthalmologist shares tips to reduce glare and warning signs you need an eye checkup (opens the original)
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From street lamps and glowing billboards to screens indoors, artificial light is a constant and relentless presence in city life. After sunset, the city is illuminated to its fullest, with surroundings all lit up, both indoors and outdoors. All the brightness is practical, but for eye health, the excessive glare can be stressful, leaving you squinting. ALSO READ: Do you read while lying in bed? Ophthalmologist reveals why it is unsafe for your eye health: ‘Can cause headaches…’ What does an opht
Can keeping your phone in your left shirt pocket affect your heartbeat? Cardiologist reveals if it is safe or not (opens the original)
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For convenience's sake, many people keep their phones in their left shirt pocket, making it easy to take calls or check messages. But is that pocket too close to the heart for comfort? Can vibrations and wireless signals affect your heartbeat? With claims about smartphones affecting heart health circulating on social media and in everyday conversations, should you reconsider this habit? And is there any truth to these concerns? ALSO READ: Using AI to monitor your heart health? Cardiologist revea
Want a heart-healthy routine? Follow 5 simple everyday habits from eating rajma to daily brisk walks for better health (opens the original)
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Daily habits matter, as their effect on your health add up over time. Your heart is one such vital organ influenced by your lifestyle, from what you eat and how much you move to how well you sleep and manage stress. Caring for it begins with small, intentional health choices that support your health in the long run. ALSO READ: Waking up with blocked nose every morning? Pulmonologist reveals when you should see doctor for it This means taking a step back to assess your routine and identify unheal
Waking up with blocked nose every morning? Pulmonologist reveals when you should see doctor for it (opens the original)
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Do you also wake up every morning with a blocked nose or feel the need to keep clearing your throat? What does it mean? Is this misinterpreted as something normal? A pulmonologist here weighed in, adding clarity that the nasal congestion could be a sign of an underlying ENT problem. ALSO READ: Your lungs may be ageing faster than you: Pulmonologist shares 7 causes and signs you should not ignore Dr Sagar Srivastava, a consultant pulmonologist at Kailash Hospital, Greater Noida, a unit of Kailash
International Coffee Day 2026: Try these 4 creative coffee recipes with orange juice, coconut, spice and basil at home (opens the original)
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International Coffee Day 2026: Coffee lovers rejoice! On International Coffee Day, October 1, celebrate your love for homemade brews with an upgrade. There's so much more to coffee than your usual staple recipe. You can brew coffee in countless ways to prepare and enjoy it. Homemade coffee can feel mundane after a point, tempting you to turn to cafe menus. But what if you could give your coffee a cafe-style twist at home with a little experimentation? ALSO READ: Bored of your usual homemade coff
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