Super Agers and the Science of a Youthful Brain
For decades it was believed that memory loss was an unavoidable part of growing old. New neuroscience research is now […]
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For decades it was believed that memory loss was an unavoidable part of growing old. New neuroscience research is now […]
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Ali Ahmad Leghari The recent revelation that more than 70 percent of tested baby foods in the United States fall
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Rafia Batool There was a time when Pakistanis were considered relatively taller in the region while East Asian populations were
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Child nutrition is not merely a welfare concern but it is also a public-health and education issue that shapes cognitive
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Salt is essential to human life yet in modern diets it has quietly shifted from necessity to excess. The real
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Most Pakistanis have food on their plates, yet millions remain malnourished.National surveys consistently show that around 40% of Pakistani children
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Growing scientific insight into the gut–brain axis is transforming how diet, digestion, and mental well-being are understood. Once treated as
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Maternal malnutrition remains a critical public health challenge in Pakistan, with far-reaching consequences for women, children, and communities at large.
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