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Australia has moved to block social media access for those under 16 years of age, aiming to shield young users from online harms such as cyberbullying, body image pressure, addictive scrolling, and exposure to inappropriate content. Mental health experts say reduced screen time could improve sleep, attention, self-esteem, and real-world social interaction. , Health, Times Now

The bizarre TikTok 'menstrual mask' trend is going viral as influencers apply period blood to their faces for glowing skin. But dermatologists warn the DIY hack carries serious infection and skin-damage risks.

Figs boost digestion, support weight control, improve skin, and provide iron, calcium, and fibre. They also promote heart health, making them a nutritious vegetarian superfood

A Washington resident has died after contracting a bird flu strain never before seen in humans. Health officials confirmed it as the first known human infection of this new variant. Investigators are tracing the source, assessing possible animal-to-human transmission, and monitoring for any signs of spread. Experts say the overall risk to the public remains low but stress vigilance and early reporting of symptoms. , Health, Times Now

Days with poor air quality significantly decrease sunlight intensity, which reduces the protective effect that bright outdoor light has against myopia progression.

Brazil failed to secure a climate deal at COP30, as smaller nations protested being pushed to act despite the US and EU having historically driven the world's carbon emissions.

From sleepless nights to post-party fatigue, Alex cautions that without proper rest and fuel, your workouts won't deliver the progress you expect.

The primary risk factors for gastric cancer among Indians include the consumption of pickled foods, processed meats, highly spicy foods, processed foods, alcohol, and tobacco.

Engineered for taste, convenience, and shelf life, ultra-processed foods are high in refined carbs, added sugar, emulsifiers, preservatives, too much salt, and false flavours.