UKHSA warns: How antidepressants and other drugs can raise your risk in hot weather

UK Health Agency warns that certain medications increase heat risks. These drugs affect body’s cooling mechanisms. Medicines like diuretics and mental health drugs are highlighted. Heat can degrade medication potency. Proper storage and hydration are crucial. Elderly and those with chronic conditions are most vulnerable. Health professionals should offer guidance. Simple precautions can prevent heat-related…

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5-minute study bursts: The science behind learning in micro-moments

Micro-learning involves short, focused study sessions. Science suggests brief exposures alter learning, memory and knowledge application. A University of Sydney study shows even 5-minute breaks restore focus. Neuroscience indicates spaced repetition aids memory. Research confirms micro-breaks improve well-being and performance. Experts highlight micro-learning’s efficiency; suggest intense study creates neural pathways.

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Dubai Fitness Challenge 2025: 30 days of fitness, workouts, and wellness across the city starting November 1

The Dubai Fitness Challenge 2025, running from November 1–30, invites residents and visitors to commit to 30 minutes of activity for 30 days. Launched by Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, the month-long festival features citywide events like Dubai Ride, Dubai Run, Stand-Up Paddle, and Yoga, alongside free Fitness Villages and community hubs, inspiring all ages to…

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‘Terrorism has no religion … ’: What NIA court judge said in 2008 Malegaon bomb blast case

A special NIA court acquitted all seven accused in the 2008 Malegaon blast case, citing a lack of cogent evidence. The judge emphasized that strong suspicion cannot replace legal proof, highlighting lapses in the initial investigation and inconsistencies in witness testimonies. Pragya Singh Thakur declared the verdict a victory for Hindutva, while Purohit criticized the…

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Drogbruk CEO Piotr Szczerek vanishes from social media after major backlash: All you need to know about the viral scandal

A video from the US Open went viral showing Drogbruk CEO Piotr Szczerek taking a signed cap intended for a young boy, Brok, from player Kamil Majchrzak. The incident sparked outrage, leading to Szczerek deactivating his social media. Majchrzak, after learning about the situation, tracked down Brok and gifted him a signed cap and memorabilia,…

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