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Meagan Shreve issued a warning on TikTok after her husband, Aaron, suffered a cardiac arrest allegedly linked to his energy drink intake. In January, Aaron woke with a racing heart, which he initially thought was a panic attack. However, his symptoms quickly worsened, and upon reaching the hospital, his heart stopped, requiring emergency resuscitation. Meagan

Avik Banerjee, a university lecturer and avid gamer, has suffered permanent hearing and balance issues after years of playing video games with his headset volume set to the maximum. Banerjee, who spent up to five hours daily gaming on titles like Call of Duty and Fortnite, experienced dizziness and eventually collapsed, leading to a hospital

A UK-based dentist, Dr. Ferakh Hamid, revealed a surprising cause of yellow teeth that many overlook: brushing without wetting the toothbrush. According to Dr. Hamid, applying toothpaste to a dry brush can reduce the toothpaste’s effectiveness, as water helps spread the paste evenly and softens the bristles. This approach helps reduce irritation to gums and

Dr. Donald Grant, a GP, has warned men about a seasonal phenomenon known as “winter penis,” a temporary effect caused by colder weather. When temperatures drop, the body redirects blood flow to essential organs, reducing blood flow to extremities. This leads to the testicles contracting toward the body to retain warmth, causing temporary shrinkage. Dr.

A recent supercomputer simulation from researchers at the University of Bristol suggests that humanity’s extinction could be inevitable due to long-term climate shifts and tectonic activity. The simulation shows Earth evolving into a new supercontinent, “Pangea Ultima,” in around 250 million years, where intense heat, compounded by volcanic activity and increased solar radiation, would render

In the 19th century, American physician Timothy Clark Smith went to extreme lengths to ensure he would never be buried alive, a common fear at the time known as taphophobia. He designed a special grave with a window directly above his face, allowing any passersby to check on him in case he was mistakenly declared