7 interesting facts about bones Paid Members Public
Your bones are what the rest of your body is built on and around. In humans and animals, bones provide protection to internal organs and support for muscles as well as enabling easy movement. There are many lists out there regarding bones in humans and usually, they start off by
Be Prepared For the Second Wave of COVID-19 Paid Members Public
Now more than ever, it's important to know what's happening with the COVID-19 second wave. Read this infographic to know more.
5 ways to manage diabetes easily Paid Members Public
Simple things that are within your control when you have diabetes Diabetes is an issue that is so prevalent in this modern world that you probably know who has this disease. It doesn’t help that people with diabetes are much more likely to suffer heart failure (between 2 to
This Holi, Here's A Colouring Book For Mental Wellness! Paid Members Public
Holi is the festival of colours that everyone loves to celebrate. Colours can evoke many emotions in us. In fact, it is scientifically proven that colouring can help soothe our stress. Taking cue from this amazing festival, we have decided to provide a free downloadable colouring book to all our
Things To Remember During The COVID 2nd Wave Paid Members Public
What does the future hold as the second wave of COVID-19 hits India?Initially, when the coronavirus pandemic began late in 2019, experts already knew that there are possibilities of a 2nd wave of cases, a pattern commonly seen in other virus pandemics. It is also evident that cases see
5 Foods To Avoid During Pregnancy Paid Members Public
It is common knowledge that certain foods and beverages should be decreased or completely avoided during pregnancy like sushi, rare meats, caffeine, alcohol and unpasteurized dairy products. These have various side effects or carry the risk of micro-organism related diseases, which you can easily avoid for both your own health
The stigma surrounding Vitiligo Paid Members Public
This rare skin disorder affects just about 1% of the world's population, and its rarity plays a part in the large amount of untrue information that people have about it. Vitiligo is when the body’s melanin-producing cells in the skin (called melanocytes) are slowly destroyed by the
