Tanveer Ahmed
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- Sep 12, 2026
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- Aug 17, 2026
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The curious case of Bangladeshi ‘tension’ (opens the original)
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It is a sentence I have heard many times in my consulting room in suburban Sydney. A Bangladeshi patient tells me that they have tension. When I ask what they mean by tension, they sometimes point to their head or neck and shoulders. They describe a heavy head, tight muscles, headaches, dizziness, poor sleep, palpitations or an uncomfortable sensation that something is wrong with their body. After several consultations, it becomes clear that the body is telling a story that the patient has not y
What does 'tension' really mean? (opens the original)
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It is a sentence I have heard many times in my consulting room in suburban Sydney. A Bangladeshi patient tells me that they have tension. When I ask what they mean by tension, they sometimes point to their head or neck and shoulders. They describe a heavy head, tight muscles, headaches, dizziness, poor sleep, palpitations or an uncomfortable sensation that something is wrong with their body. After several consultations, it becomes clear that the body is telling a story that the patient has not y
What Bangladesh’s historic Test victory in Australia means for Bangladeshi-Australians (opens the original)
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There are sporting victories, and then there are victories that seem to mean something beyond the boundary rope. As I write this from Darwin, in the far north of Australia, Bangladesh have achieved something extraordinary: a Test victory over Australia on Australian soil. Bangladesh dominated almost every session of a match that, before it began, most people would have expected Australia to win. For a Bangladeshi-Australian who has loved cricket for most of his life, this is more than a scorecar
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