Author: M Pansare

Tensions between Prince Harry and Prince William remain unresolved years after the Duke of Sussex’s decision to step down as a senior royal.Despite an alleged attempt by Harry to reconnect through an “intermediary,” the effort reportedly went unanswered, leaving their relationship at a standstill and casting doubt on the prospects for reconciliation without change on both sides.New books and interviews continue to offer insight into their fallout, from Prince William’s reported hurt over Prince Harry’s royal exit to disputes surrounding claims made in the duke’s “Spare” memoir.Article continues below advertisementPrince Harry Tried To Reconcile With Prince William Through An ‘Intermediary’MEGAA…

Meta Platforms CEO and billionaire Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is set to be questioned for the first time in a US court on Wednesday about Instagram’s effect on the mental health of young users, as a landmark trial over youth social media addiction continues.While Zuckerberg has previously testified on the subject before Congress, the stakes are higher at the jury trial in Los Angeles, California. Meta may ‌have to pay ⁠damages ⁠if it loses the case, and the verdict could erode Big Tech’s longstanding legal defence against claims of user harm.The lawsuit and others like it are part of a…

New Delhi: A study conducted in 27.8 million people in the US has shown that exposure to air pollution can directly contribute towards increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease, rather than causing indirectly through chronic conditions such as hypertension and stroke.The findings, published in the journal PLOS Medicine, also reveal that people with a history of stroke may be particularly susceptible to the harmful effects of air pollution on brain health, highlighting an important intersection between environmental and vascular risk factors, researchers said.The team from Emory University said that improving air quality could be an important way to prevent dementia –…

New Delhi: An advancing of chronic kidney disease may be linked to an increase in cognitive impairment, such as problems with attention, processing speed and executive function, according to a study.The findings, published in The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Network Open, underscores that severity of chronic kidney disease could be a risk factor for cognitive decline. Chronic kidney disease is a long-term, progressive loss of kidney function — where kidneys are not able to purify blood — often lasting more than three months.Researchers, including those from Tulane University in the US, examined over 5,600 participants aged 21-79,…

Haley Kalil On Matt Kalil Penis Size My Sexual Pain Isn’t Invasion of Privacy Published February 18, 2026 6:11 PM PST Haley Kalil is doubling down on her effort to get a judge to throw out a lawsuit her ex-husband Matt Kalil filed against her after she shockingly claimed his massive penis torpedoed their marriage. In new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, Haley says she never mentioned the former NFL player by name when she went on the podcast and claimed her marriage was marred by her husband’s massive member — which she described as two, maybe three stacked Coca-Cola…

Mumbai: Senior clinical scientist Soumya Swaminathan on Wednesday stressed the urgent need for far better data on heat-related illnesses and deaths, warning that current figures represent only “the tip of the iceberg.” Speaking at Mumbai Climate Week, Swaminathan – former Deputy Director-General of the World Health Organisation – said heat-related illnesses are closely linked to cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological and metabolic disorders. These risks are compounded by dehydration and lack of access to safe drinking water.Age is another factor apart from other underlying ailments like diabetes, hypertension and even working conditions, she said. “We need much better data on heat-related illnesses…

New Delhi: Effects of exercise on easing symptoms of osteoarthritis are likely minimal, short lived, and probably no better than no treatment at all, suggests an analysis of previously published evidence and reviews.The findings, published in the journal Rheumatic and Musculoskeletal Diseases (RMD) Open, challenge the promotion of exercise as a first line of treatment to ease pain and improve physical function among the affected, and highlight the need to revisit research priorities, researchers said.The team, including authors from Bochum University of Applied Sciences in Germany, said an emerging body of evidence has questioned the extent and durability of effects…

Researchers from India and the UK are collaborating on a new 5.3 million pounds project to adapt and scale-up an artificial intelligence (AI) enabled digital mental health programme for adolescent girls living in Indian villages. The international project, unveiled to coincide with the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi this week, involves partners from Imperial College London, University of Cambridge, Tata Institute of Social Sciences and Milaan Foundation, alongside community-based organisations.The team will work to develop and test the use of an AI chatbot for girls with low mood and anxiety in low-resource settings of rural India. “This project sits…

New York: Nearly 3 million people with Medicare Advantage plans – or about ​10% of all enrollees ​in the privately-managed program – had to find alternative coverage in 2026, as ​health insurers exited markets and scaled back plan options, according to a study published in a medical journal on Wednesday.Members in rural areas experienced plan disruptions at double the rate of ‌those in ⁠urban areas, ⁠the JAMA study found, raising concerns about losing access to healthcare providers, specialty care and long-term ​treatments, Hannah James, policy researcher at think tank RAND Corporation, wrote in an editorial accompanying the ​study.In seven states,…

New Delhi: In a landmark move to strengthen bilateral cooperation in healthcare and emerging technologies, Union Minister for Health JP Nadda, along with French President Emmanuel Macron, inaugurated the Indo-French Centre for AI in Health (IF-CAIH) at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, on Wednesday.According to an official release, the IF-CAIH is a pioneering initiative designed to advance AI-driven research, medical education, and clinical innovation, addressing complex healthcare challenges while promoting interdisciplinary collaboration between India and France.Speaking at the inauguration, President Macron emphasised the importance of building sovereign AI capacity and talent, stating, “India and France…