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Type 2 diabetes treatment and care can involve diet, exercise, and medication. Yet, in addition to these crucial elements, new studies are pointing to another crucial, though commonly neglected, element of metabolic health: daylight exposure. Our bodies’ response to and utilisation of daylight and darkness contribute to our metabolic regulation and utilisation of blood sugar. […]

Introduction With the rise of telecommuting and sedentary office environments in this new age of work, “sitting” has become recognised as an important consideration in relation to present-day public health issues due to its association with chronic diseases. This new reality has led to increased demand for various alternatives to traditional workspaces that promote staff

With our globe being more integrated than ever before in this modern day, the average adult spends over 7 hours a day staring at screens. Phones and tablets, laptops and TVs, are now our portal to work, play, connect, and even sleep. But as we swipe, scroll, and tap our way through life, neuroscientists and

Obesity has been traditionally simplified to a weight problem, oftenly blamed on lifestyle and personal preference. Yet doctors and researchers point that obesity is actually far more devious a condition, susceptible to genetic, metabolic, environmental, and psychological influences. In 2025, on World Obesity Day, it is worth stripping away the layers of this consciousness to

CI/CD Pipeline Failures in Production: A Detailed Analysis with Examples Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines are essential components of modern software development, enabling teams to deliver applications quickly and efficiently with minimal manual intervention. However, despite their advantages, CI/CD pipelines can sometimes fail—especially in production environments where the impact can be severe. These

Introduction: Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has emerged as a formidable global public health and development threat, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The increasing resistance of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites to antimicrobial medicines poses a significant challenge, leading to the dire consequence of ineffective treatments for infections. In 2019 alone, bacterial AMR was directly

Fungal pathogens account for a minimum 13 million infections and 1.5 million deaths worldwide annually, predominantly affecting individuals with compromised immune function. In recent years, fungal infections, once perceived as relatively benign, have emerged as a significant global health concern. The escalating mortality rates associated with these infections primarily result from delayed detection and diagnosis,