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Research

AI Detects Early Epilepsy Signals in EEG Data Before Seizures Appear

For many families, the diagnosis of epilepsy is slow and ambiguous because seizures caused by abrupt spikes in electrical activity do not typically show up during a standard 20-minute EEG test. This study is significant because it demonstrates how artificial

Health Technology

The End of Trial-and-Error Therapy: Why 2026’s Algorithmic Brain-Mapping is Redefining Mental Healthcare

Imagine a situation where 24-year-old Maya, a grad student, is in her second phase of major depression. For the past 2 years, she has been on antidepressants and has been in therapy with a variety of side effects, varying from

Awareness

The Manosphere: How Online Content Is Shaping Adolescents’ Perspectives

Nowadays, anyone can look for everything online. Teens used to look for advice among their peers. But now it’s easy for any teenager to go online and look for all the information needed as long as they have internet access. Content

Crime

What Raakh Reveals About the Psychology of Crime and Its Lasting Impact 

Once a crime is committed, it never fades. Whenever we think of crime, we think of the act itself, the police investigation, the arrest and the verdict, but does it really end there? It never does. The survivors continue to

Research

Reversing Autism Symptoms by Targeting a Single Gene

ASD is a complex neurodevelopmental disorder affecting millions worldwide, characterised by impaired social communication and interaction difficulties, in addition to restriction/repetitive behaviour. Due to the wide variability of ASD, there is a complete lack of understanding of the biological underpinnings,

Awareness Life Style

Biohacking and Health Anxiety: When Health Tracking Becomes an Obsession

How often do you check your smartwatch per day? Today, a lot of individuals use different health monitors such as watches, rings, or even mobile applications that track sleep, heart rate,  stress, calories, and even blood sugar. Currently, the global market

Life Style

Selling the Past: The Psychology of Nostalgia in Marketing and Politics

In April 2020, India experienced and adjusted to a sudden, nationwide pandemic lockdown. Rather than watching the modern high-budget streaming shows, over 77 million citizens tuned their television screens to watch a re-run of the 1987 serial: Ramayan. Data collected by the

News

Japan’s Cleanup Culture Steals the Spotlight at FIFA 2026

The FIFA World Cup 2026 has brought together some of the world’s finest football talent, but one of the tournament’s most compelling stories is unfolding far from the action on the pitch. Japanese supporters have once again captured international attention- not

Crime Life Style

How OTT Platforms Are Normalising Violence and Reducing Emotional Sensitivity

Imagine sitting for a family dinner while watching murder, torture, bloodshed or abuse in the background. No one reacts with shock anymore. Instead, conversations flow, food is served, and you are discussing the ‘cinematography’ or the ‘plot twist’ of the

Awareness

The Psychology of Totalitarianism: Why People Obey Dictators

Picture yourself waking up to a morning when every newspaper features the same headline, all television channels carry the same message and deviation from this approved way of thinking will lead to the loss of your job, freedom or life