Recent research suggests that consuming excessive amounts of added sugar may interfere with the brain’s ability to learn and remember effectively. While the brain relies on glucose for energy, high and consistent intake of sugar-sweetened beverages, desserts, and processed foods has been linked to cognitive decline, reduced learning ability, and poorer memory performance. Studies indicate that

Starting your day with a glass of pineapple juice could do more than just refresh you—it might also help clear your lungs and support easier breathing. Research shows that pineapple juice contains bromelain, a powerful natural enzyme that helps break down and dissolve excess mucus in the respiratory system.

The scent of rosemary has been found to sharpen memory and improve mental clarity, offering a natural way to enhance focus without supplements. Scientific studies reveal that inhaling rosemary aroma can boost memory performance by up to 75 percent by supporting the brain’s ability to process and retain information more effectively.

Cold showers may feel uncomfortable at first, but scientific studies show they can actually rewire the brain and boost mental performance. Exposure to cold water triggers the release of dopamine, the neurotransmitter responsible for improving focus, motivation, and mood. This chemical surge sharpens mental clarity, enhances alertness, and helps you approach tasks with renewed energy and drive.

Pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds are both nutrient-dense snacks that provide valuable amounts of fiber, protein, magnesium, and other essential minerals. The difference in their nutritional value largely depends on whether the seeds are consumed with or without their shells.

Sindh Insurance Limited, under the Government of Sindh’s Workers Welfare Board initiative, offers Accidental Health Takaful, providing registered workers with free annual medical coverage of up to Rs. 700,000 for accidental injuries. This program enables access to cashless treatment at over 250 hospitals nationwide, covering accidental hospitalization, surgeries, prosthetics, and rehabilitation

Chairman Capital Development Authority and Chief Commissioner Islamabad, Muhammad Ali Randhawa, met with Dr. Sulaiman Shahabuddin, President of Aga Khan University, and Zakir Mahmood, Chairman of the Aga Khan Board of Trustees, to discuss plans for establishing a state-of-the-art teaching and tertiary care hospital in Islamabad. The meeting focused on a strategic collaboration between the

Suppressing a sneeze might seem like a polite or harmless reflex, but doing so can lead to serious health risks. When a sneeze is held in, the powerful air pressure meant to exit through the nose and mouth is instead forced back into the body. This redirected pressure can cause internal damage, including ruptured blood vessels in the eyes, nasal passages, or even in rare cases, the brain.

The Punjab government has introduced a province-wide ban on the use of wood and charcoal in restaurants and BBQ outlets as part of a broader strategy to curb rising air pollution levels. This restriction applies to all eateries, including hotels, and businesses have been given a 15-day window to install proper smoke control systems such as suction hoods. Failure to comply will lead to legal

For the first time in Pakistan, a patient at the National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases (NICVD) in Karachi has made a full recovery after spending nine days on ECMO (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation) support—a significant milestone in the country’s medical history.