Actor Emraan Hashmi returns to set after major surgery: What is abdominal tissue tear, and how serious is it

Actor Emraan Hashmi recently underwent surgery for a serious abdominal injury he sustained while shooting an intense action scene for the film Awarapan 2. According to reports, he experienced an abdominal tissue tear during an action sequence, which needed emergency surgery. This sort of injury requires more than basic muscle strain treatment, because it affects…

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​Why your brain does not want you to multitask​

We multitasking is considered, we commonly refer to it as switching from one task to another. However, neuroscience shows that the brain cannot perform two attention-demanding tasks simultaneously. As per an expert reviewed article from News Medical and Life Sciences, what feels like multitasking is actually the brain rapidly switching its focus from one task…

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When English fast bowler Brydon Carse considered ‘amputating’ his toe to continue playing cricket, and why a minor injury should never be ignored

English cricketer Brydon Carse recently experienced a severe foot injury (2024-2025) so painful, that he considered amputating his toe to continue playing cricket. Let’s take a look at what happened, and if Brydon really amputated his toe or not…What exactly happened to Brydon Carse’s toeBrydon Carse, 30, developed deep, infected cuts on the second toe…

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Muscles randomly twitching all over the body? Here is why that happens (and if it is dangerous)

Sometimes, people experience random muscle twitches that interrupt their normal daily activities. This is usually not harmful, but can produce discomfort. These random muscle twitches, known as ‘fasciculations’ can occur because of a variety of reasons, include lack of sleep, too much caffeine, and nutritional deficiencies. Let’s learn more…What is a muscle twitchThe muscle twitch…

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Toasters, air fryers, and hair dryers identified as major indoor pollution sources, study reveals

Common household gadgets quietly pump trillions of ultrafine particles into indoor air each day. Researchers at Pusan National University in South Korea tested popular items like toasters, air fryers–and hair dryers, uncovering emissions that slip deep into lungs and carry hidden dangers.The team set up a sealed lab chamber to capture exact particle counts from…

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