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The Bitter Truth about Sugar Substitutes: Sugar-Free but Risk-Full
By SUBHAM YADAV | Posted on September 14, 2025
Sugar has repeatedly been characterised as the responsible substance nowadays in diets, for the rise in heart disease, diabetes, and obesity. In response, chemical-based sweeteners offered an alternative for enjoyment without guilt, as they offered sweetness without the calories. Sugar-free sweets and sugar-free beverages were marketed as "healthier choices" for many years. However, new data is challenging this narrative and making us reevaluate whether these alternatives are actually safe...
Children Are Not Small Adults: One Dose Doesn’t Fit All
By SUBHAM YADAV | Posted on June 29, 2025
One dosage is insufficient for children, who are not miniature adults. The phrase "children are not small adults" is essential to paediatrics, particularly when it comes to medication dosage. Because of the numerous physiological and developmental differences between children and adults, it is incorrect and possibly dangerous to directly scale up adult medicine dosages. Principal Causes of One Dose Not Fitting All The processes involved in drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excreti...
Understanding the Color Code: The Voice of Blood Test Vial
By SUBHAM YADAV | Posted on May 13, 2025
Blood sample for microbiological tests is collected in specialized bottles; all these bottles are of a particular design, but the color of their cap reveals many secrets about that vial. This color code of the vial plays a vital role in understanding the vial, i.e., what the vial contains, and which test is to be performed on the blood sample. Blood shows various changes when taken out of the body. Blood samples require some particular additives to prevent unnecessary changes in blood compositio...
Unraveling the Bleeding Disorders
By SUBHAM YADAV | Posted on March 16, 2025
When anyone faces any small injury that causes blood to flow outside the body, then we observe that in most of the people there is a mechanism of the body that stops the flow of blood automatically by making a rough dark brown colored layer on the injured body part, this is called blood clotting and the layer called clot. Blood clotting is a part of a series of steps called hemostasis that involves the narrowing of blood vessels, platelet aggregation, clot formation, and the release of growth fa...
Wastewater: A Breeding Ground for Crisis
By SUBHAM YADAV | Posted on February 4, 2025
Mismanaged or untreated byproducts of all human activities like domestic, agricultural, or industrial, when mixed into water, become a potential threat to human health and the ecosystem. The management and disposal of wastewater should be done cleverly and in strategic ways to diminish the effect of pathogens, chemicals, and dangerous physical contaminants on the environment. It is called the breeding ground for Crisis because it causes threats to humans and the environment that may not be obser...