Alice in Wonderland syndrome (AIWS) is a rare neurological disorder characterized by distorted visual perception, alteration of body image, and an altered perception of time. These symptoms are accompanied by feelings of derealization and depersonalization.
A 50-year-old woman had a stroke while getting her hair washed at a salon. It’s called beauty parlor stroke syndrome and can happen when the neck is manipulated.
A mental condition called “Jerusalem Syndrome” causes some people to enter a psychotic state when visiting the city.
The majority of the purported benefits of having breakfast come from observational research, which cannot prove cause and effect. However, if a person can get their nutrients from other meals, breakfast may not be the most important meal of the day.
COVID-19 has 3 types of long-term effects, according to a new study. They are neurological, respiratory, and physical.
Bruce Lee died from hyponatremia, which is an imbalance of sodium due to too much water consumption.
Quiet quitting has become a troubling trend among healthcare professionals. The term refers to workers who set hard boundaries and refuse to take on extra work, often due to pandemic-related burnout. While “quiet quitting” doesn’t mean quitting one’s job, it can have a negative effect on productivity. To address the problem, businesses should focus on employee wellness, communication, and management.
Migraine is a complex neurological disease characterized by headaches, intense throbbing pains, or pulsing sensations on one side of the head. It is the most widespread illness globally, affecting 148 million worldwide.
Are you obsessed with true crime? It might be impacting your mental health more than you think.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) is caused by SARS-CoV-2 virus and is an infectious disease in which infected people experience mild to moderate respiratory problems. Till November 19, the total number of COVID-19 cases in Southeast Asian countries are as follows: India: 44666676, Indonesia: 6,582,291, Malaysia: 4953418, Thailand: 4,698,373, Bangladesh: 2,036,268, Nepal: 1,000,834, Singapore: 2144522, Philippines: 4019163, Vietnam: 11509472, Bhutan: 62,460, Sri Lanka: 671,455, Myanmar: 632,865, Timor-Leste: 23,318.2
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