Breast cancer can return after treatment as local, regional, or distant recurrence. Risk factors include cancer type, age, genetics, and missed treatment. Recurrence is treatable with timely medical care.
A viral claim that homemade herbal tea cures 300+ stomach issues is mostly false; while mildly helpful, it lacks scientific evidence and can't replace medical care.
In Victorian times, doctors treated "hysteria" in women with pelvic massages, leading to the invention of vibrators. It was seen as medical, not sexual, and became an early home appliance.
Eating curd after lunch daily boosts digestion, strengthens gut health, and enhances nutrient absorption. However, individual responses vary, and those with lactose intolerance may experience discomfort.
Kuttu ka atta is a popular fasting food during Navratri, but if old or adulterated, it can cause food poisoning. Experts advise using only fresh, well-stored flour to avoid health...
