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Author: Zain Ebrahim

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4 min read News

On 21 April, 2025, the Christian world mourned and grieved the passing of Pope Francis. The former Argentinian cardinal was respected for his humble and modernized approach to traditions, foregoing certain age-old Vatican traditions. The Vatican confirmed his passing was due to an extended respiratory illness which subsequently led to a stroke and irreversible heart...

4 min read News

Elon Musk is no stranger to controversy. Musk’s credibility being called into question due to his legal disputes, misleading public statements, and a perceived neglect of Tesla, compounded by his polarizing political and social media activity. Musk’s credibility has also faced significant scrutiny due to multiple controversies, government involvement, and legal conflicts with AI companies...

6 min read Health

Measles is a highly-contagious viral infection, distinctly noted by a particular skin infection, presented as a red rash. It affects the respiratory system and can lead to serious complications and even death. Symptoms attributed to measles include a widespread red rash, cough, fever, and Koplik spots (white spots) in the inner mouth. Once someone is...

4 min read Food & Drink

The liver is a vital organ that is crucial for critical metabolic functions within the body. It is crucial in aiding digestion, detoxification, nutrient storage and regulates cholesterol levels. When it comes to the worst drinks for your liver, most people immediately think of alcohol, but recent research indicates that seemingly innocent beverages might be...

19 min read Health

Coronary heart disease stands as one of the world’s leading causes of death, accounting for a staggering 13% of all global fatalities according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The WHO has reported a concerning increase in cases since 2000, rising from an estimated 2.7 million deaths to nearly 9.7 million globally. This trend highlights...

13 min read Health

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affects millions of children, approximately 5% of children globally. It presents itself with persistent symptoms of attention deficits, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. While medication and behavioral therapies remain the primary forms of treatment, many parents and clinicians seek natural, dietary and supportive strategies to help children manage symptoms more effectively. Among these, medical...

5 min read Health

Pain medication and pharmaceuticals are usually the go-to methods of alleviating muscle pain, headaches, toothaches and most kinds of physical trauma experienced. Pharmaceutical pain medication sometimes comes with the risk of negative side effects, drug interactions and sometimes abuse.  For centuries, however, traditional healers and early doctors administered essential oils, herbs and alternative therapies as...

5 min read Food & Drink

Eggs have long been a subject of debate in nutrition science for decades. There has been concern with their cholesterol content being liable for heart disease risk. However, new research led by Monash University has found benefits of moderate egg consumption, particularly for heart disease. The university’s research has shown that eggs are packed with...

4 min read News

Beneath the crystal-clear waters off the coast of Yonaguni Island in Japan lies one of the most mysterious underwater structures ever discovered, the Yonaguni Monument. Referred to as “Japan’s Atlantis,” this submerged formation has ignited a decades-long debate among archaeologists, geologists, and enthusiasts alike. Its origins remain submerged in mystery, with some arguing it is...

5 min read Uncategorized

Electric vehicles (EVs) are often lauded as the greatest solution to global pollution, reducing carbon emissions and combating climate change. Their quiet engines, non-existent tailpipe emissions, and promise of energy sustainability have captured the interest and investments of both consumers and governments alike.  However, beneath the eco-friendly marketing campaigns and government subsidies lies a darker...