- Bangladesh sees $124 million drop in blocked airline funds over six months
- Ashwin says goodbye to international cricket
- Tensions intensify at Biswa Ijtema ground after clashes; 2 dead
- Scientists unveil solar-powered method to convert saline water into drinkable
- Malaysian minister to be fined for smoking at eatery
- CA to address Al-Azhar University on Thursday
- Mother of five beats stage 4 cancer with 'miraculous' treatment
- Ravichandran Ashwin announced immediate retirement from cricket
- 8-hour gas outage in few areas of Dhaka on Thursday
- Soumya Sarkar’s finger injured in T20 Series, out for at least 3 weeks
- Israeli troops to occupy a buffer zone inside Syria for the 'foreseeable future'
- Babar, 6 others acquitted in 10-truck arms haul case
- Ensuring expats’ voting rights crucial as remittance inflow surges: Asif Nazrul
- ‘Emilia Pérez’ and ‘Wicked’ shine in Oscar shortlist nominations
- Mainly dry weather for next 24hrs
- Zelensky huddles with European leaders as Trump looms
- Michael Chakma files complaint against Hasina over disappearance
- 1,900MT of Indian potatoes arrive to ease local markets
- Three killed in Ijtema ground clash, BGB deployed
- Australia sues Binance unit over consumer protection failures
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Toxic air alert: Health risks from heart to brain
The increasing levels of pollution have become a major concern in recent times, with rising AQI levels creating health hazards. In an interview with HT lifestyle, Dr. Vivek Nangia, Vice Chairman Head, Pulmonology, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, said, Polluted air has been labelled as a...
How close are we to the dream of an artificial heart?
The heart is fundamentally a quite simple organ. Its a pump, composed of four chambers, with a few valves, tubes and clever wiring. However, when the pump fails to function properly, the situation becomes serious. In individuals with severe heart failure, the pump is so weak that it cannot...