Home POSITIVE VIBES Features Page 3

Features

Latest

New neuroscience research suggests humans possess up to 33 senses, blending sight, smell, and touch into a single unified experience.

Features

Beyond the Five Senses: Humans May Possess as Many as 33 Distinct Sensory Systems

Saradha Meloot - February 15, 2026

Rare "specific musical anhedonia" leaves 4-5% of people unmoved by music despite normal hearing—brain disconnect between auditory and reward circuits confirmed via fMRI. Barcelona questionnaire reveals pleasure exists on spectrum.

Features

Why Some Don’t Like Music

New study uncovers why Classic Maya cities grew through climate downturns, conflict, and farming innovations, then collapsed when rural life improved.

Features

Maya Cities: Beyond the Drought Myth

religion

Features

Finding Lasting Peace Amid The Chaos Of Desires, Ego And Karmphal ?

Study reveals ‘broken heart syndrome’ causes serious heart complications, with higher death rates in men despite greater incidence in women.

Features

Indians Among Least Satisfied with Love Life

Quitting smoking is undeniably challenging, but the rewards f smoke free life brings to your health are immense. This analysis explores the pivotal health advantages of bidding farewell to smoking

Features

Tobacco consumption, a major public health problem

Dr Naresh Purohit - May 31, 2023

Transformative Power of Digital Technology in Health Systems

Features

Digital Tech Leads To Dynamic Transformation In Healthcare

Dr Naresh Purohit - April 25, 2023

Maintaining good eye health is a crucial aspect of overall well-being. While aging can naturally affect our vision, adopting a healthy and well-balanced diet can significantly lower the risk of acquiring eye disorders. Lifestyle choices also play a role in eye health. From the nutrients you consume to the time you spend in front of screens, there are various ways to enhance and protect your vision.

Features

VISION FOR STRENGTHENING EYE CARE IN INDIA

Dr Naresh Purohit - February 2, 2023

India has a deficit of 2 billion square feet of healthcare space to accommodate the burgeoning population of 1.42 billion. The estimated requirement for additional beds, aiming for a recommended ratio of 3 beds per 1000 people, stands at a substantial 2.4 million beds, according to report by Knight Frank and Berkadia.

Features

Rural Healthcare In Shambles

Dr Naresh Purohit - January 15, 2023

Addressing common misconceptions, experts clarify that there is no conclusive evidence supporting natural changes in penis length and girth as individual’s age. Certain conditions related to aging, such as obesity or prostate surgery, may influence the perception of decreased penis length.

Features

Ageing Population to More than Double by Middle Century

Abhiram - January 14, 2023

Genesis Of Love

Features

Genesis Of Love

Dr Naresh Purohit - January 8, 2023

UNICEF condemns relentless attacks in Ukraine, highlighting their devastating impact on children, education, and healthcare systems.

Features

Unicef’s 11 Emergencies That Need More Attention/ Support In 2023

Saradha Meloot - January 6, 2023

Walking On Two Legs Emerged While Moving Among Trees

Features

Walking On Two Legs Emerged While Moving Among Trees

News Bureau - December 22, 2022

Durga

Features

The spirit of Durga lives on….

- September 8, 2020

1 23Page 3 of 3

MOST POPULAR

Stricter wildlife monitoring needed to avoid further pandemics: Scientists

July 10, 2020

WHO honors Córdoba, Fortaleza, and Manchester for pioneering health initiatives, including smoke-free parks, clean air policies, and improved school nutrition.

Tackle NCDs and improve road safety for better cities; WHO

November 3, 2019

In the face of escalating global temperatures, experts from the University of Birmingham are advocating for the formal recognition of cooling and cold chain systems as critical infrastructure. The report, titled "The Hot Reality: Living in a +50°C World," underscores the essential role of cooling in adapting to climate change and proposes measures to address the challenges posed by extreme heat.

Plan To Double Fossil Fuel Against Climate Ambitions

October 21, 2021

Chen Wei, ‘terminator of Ebola’, leads another fight against Corona

March 18, 2020

HOT NEWS

Discover how AI-powered sweat sensors can offer a painless, easy way to track health in real-time, helping detect diseases early and monitor well-being.

health

Just Seeing a Sick Person Can Activate Your Immune System

Nearly 89,000 women and girls were intentionally killed (femicide) in 2022, marking the highest yearly number in the past two decades. This alarming figure comes despite an overall drop in homicides, said a new research brief from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and UN Women.

HEALTH

Women are better mind readers

A 20-year Australian study shows working from home boosts women's mental health, especially in hybrid models. Men’s mental health tied more to commuting times.

More

Working from Home Boosts Women’s Mental Health

A concerning global health issue has emerged as common childhood infections are becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics. A study led by the University of Sydney has unveiled high rates of bacterial resistance to antibiotics commonly prescribed for children and babies, rendering these drugs ineffective in many parts of the world.

Children

Alarming Rate of Antibiotics Resistance in Paediatric Infections