Trisha Pasricha

1. Article · Aug 10, 2026 · By Trisha Pasricha, MD, The Washington Post -

   I treat brain fog. Here are 5 surprising causes many people overlook - News India Times (opens the original)

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   A lot of people are talking about brain fog, and the symptoms sound exactly like me. How do I know if I have it, and is there a treatment? You walk decisively into the living room and pause just past the doorway. Why are you here? What was it you came to look for again? Maybe you’re chatting with a friend and there’s a phrase at the tip of your tongue – you were about to say something clever, but now you can’t find the right words. You feel embarrassed and annoyed with yourself. Or perhaps it’s

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2. Article · Jul 28, 2026 · By Trisha Pasricha, The Washington Post -

   I’m a doctor. Here’s why I wear sunblock indoors - News India Times (opens the original)

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   Is it true we’re supposed to wear sunscreen indoors even if we’re not going to be out in the sun? I know that feels counterintuitive, but let’s start by pondering this question: Why do people in the United States tend to get more skin cancers on their left side, while people in Australia appear to get more sun damage on the right? The answer is UVA exposure while driving. As a brief reminder, visible light is the only light the human eye can see, as opposed to the shorter ultraviolet (UV)

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