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A UK woman's facelift and blepharoplasty abroad left her with hearing loss, a lopsided mouth, and lasting scarring. She now needs costly revision surgery and says the botched procedure has severely affected her confidence and mental health. Experts warn that blepharoplasty, while common, carries risks like infection, asymmetry, and vision problems. , Health, Times Now

Swara Bhaskar announced that her father-in-law suffered a sudden brain haemorrhage and underwent urgent surgery. A brain haemorrhage is a type of stro

Australia's drug regulator, Therapeutic Goods Administration, has issued a new safety warning for Ozempic and similar weight-loss and diabetes drugs, citing possible links to suicidal thoughts and mood changes. Though causality is not confirmed, patients, especially those with prior mental-health issues, are urged to monitor any changes and consult their doctor. , Health, Times Now

While wearing a mask in high pollution areas does not directly treat or prevent joint inflammation, it lowers exposure to infection and pollutants, both of which are known to worsen inflammatory joint conditions. So yes, the mask culture may be giving an unexpected health benefit, quieter, calmer joints for many people. , Health, Times Now

Being home alone during a heart attack can be frightening, but acting fast is crucial. Experts say the first steps include calling emergency services immediately, staying calm, avoiding physical activity, and keeping airways clear. Recognising symptoms--such as chest discomfort, breathlessness, nausea, or pain in the arms or jaw--can help you respond quickly. , Health, Times Now

Speaking multiple languages may slow brain ageing, boost memory and attention, and build cognitive resilience even for adults starting later in life.

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A handful of the right dry fruit can lift you from fatigue to sharp, steady clarity. Try it for just 15 days and feel your memory and focus shift in the most surprising way