The 30-something brain fog: Why our grey matter is burning out decades too early

Mint - Oct 3, 2026

Hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol and obesity are now commonly seen in many young adults, and these conditions impact brain health. Neurologists stress that brain health should be part of preventive healthcare from the 30s onwards.

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Delhi has recorded a nearly six-fold jump in H1N1 cases this monsoon season, prompting health authorities to step up testing and treatment, even as doctors flag heightened risk for people living with chronic illnesses such as heart disease, diabetes and asthma.

What is Bundibugyo virus? Ebola outbreak spreads to 6th Congo Province amid rising deaths and confirmed cases

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Ebola outbreak is caused by the Bundibugyo virus (BDBV). Jean Kaseya, director-general of the Africa CDC, said on Thursday that a person had died of Ebola in Bas-Uélé province after travelling there from neighbouring Haut-Uélé province, where the city of Isiro is located.

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Experts break down what fitness trackers can tell you, where they hit a wall and why they should never take the place of a doctor evaluating your health.

Swollen ankles, cold feet, numbness? Doctor lists 7 leg signs that may reveal hidden heart trouble

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Leg swelling, unexplained leg pain, cold feet or changes in skin colour can indicate heart or blood vessel problems. A Mumbai-based cardiologist explains why it is crucial to pay attention to these warning signs. Remember that timely detection and treatment will be life-saving.

Geomagnetic storm alert: Solar eruption could trigger G1 storm today

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A coronal mass ejection released after a magnetic filament erupted from the Sun on 14 August is expected to brush past Earth on Monday, potentially triggering a minor G1-class geomagnetic storm. The event could also bring enhanced auroras to parts of northern North America and Europe.

Black hole ‘star’: What we know about brand-new mysterious object that isn’t really a star

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From kitchen smoke to traffic fumes: Are Indians underestimating everyday lung cancer risks linked to air pollution?

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Lung cancer in India is rising not just due to smoking but also from everyday air pollution. Doctors warn that kitchen smoke, traffic fumes and industrial dust can damage lung tissue, trigger inflammation and raise cancer risk. 

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New images from NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter reveal a fresh, 60-foot-wide crater formed when a discarded upper stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket slammed into the moon on August 5. 

Did our love for sugar make us smarter? Scientists uncover sweet secret behind bigger brains

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New research indicates that naturally-sweet foods significantly fueled human brain evolution. The study, led by scientists from the University of Sydney and Glasgow, reveals that natural sugars provided essential energy before cooking became prevalent.

Contamination risk on Moon! Human-related microbes may survive lunar South Pole — how Chandrayaan helped in new findings

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