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theweek.in > magazine > health > cover > 08/28/2026 > inside-the-adolescent-brain-how-social-media-screens-and-stress-impact-kids.html

Inside the adolescent brain: How social media, screens, and stress impact kids

22+ hour, 33+ min ago   (1660+ words) Troubling behaviours should not simply be dismissed as teenage rebellion, but understood as possible signals of deeper distress; parents and schools need to balance boundaries with openness, while intervening much earlier when children show signs of emotional or behavioural difficulty…...

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theweek.in > magazine > health > cover > 08/28/2026 > teenage-brain-why-adolescence-can-bring-impulsivity-emotional-turmoil.html

Inside the teenage brain: Why adolescence can bring impulsivity, emotional turmoil

22+ hour, 47+ min ago   (200+ words) theweek.in The teenage years, especially between 13 and 17, are crucial for brain development The brain goes through significant changes It is often called a ‘work in progress’ The prefrontal cortex, which handles planning, decision-making, impulse control and understanding long-term…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 08/30/2026 > why-do-some-women-keep-having-miscarriages-causes-tests-and-treatments-explained.html

Why do some women keep having miscarriages? Causes, tests and treatments explained

14+ hour, 18+ min ago   (748+ words) Dr Johnson Kuttiyil Joseph Ayesha, a 32‑year‑old schoolteacher from Kochi, still remembers the smell of chalk dust on the morning her world shifted. She had just finished her first class when a familiar cramp tightened her abdomen. By afternoon,…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 08/26/2026 > pregnant-and-working-study-links-frequent-bending-and-walking-to-higher-miscarriage-risk.html

Pregnant and working? Study links frequent bending and walking to higher miscarriage risk

4+ day, 17+ hour ago   (252+ words) Frequently bending forwards and walking a lot at work during early pregnancy may increase the risk of miscarriage, finds a Danish study published in the journal Occupational & Environmental Medicine. Miscarriage affects around 15 per cent of pregnancies, and while factors such…...

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theweek.in > voices > columns > Dnyanesh > 08/21/2026 > beyond-the-oath-how-cm-fadnavis-s-covid-19-vow-transformed-a-widow-s-grief-into-grace.html

Beyond the oath: How CM Fadnavis's COVID-19 vow transformed a widow's grief into grace

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (478+ words) Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis recently performed 'Kanyadaan' for Preeti Adake, one of 100 widows who lost their husbands to COVID-19, whom he had earlier pledged to support as part of efforts by Sobat Fadnavis vow to COVID widows transforms grief into…...

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theweek.in > leisure > society > 08/18/2026 > from-smash-to-crack-is-gen-zs-sexual-slang-normalising-violence.html

From 'smash' to 'crack': Is Gen Z's sexual slang normalising violence?

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (434+ words) The violent language for sex isn't new, but its rapid online spread poses questions about its influence on cultural understandings of consent, masculinity, and intimacy The rise of violent-sounding slang for sex is highly visible in Gen Z's online vocabulary…...

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theweek.in > news > india > 08/14/2026 > is-the-internet-safe-for-your-child-what-does-freedom-mean-for-children-growing-up-online.html

OPINION | Is the internet safe for your child? What does freedom mean for children growing up online?

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (783+ words) For today's children, childhood is no longer confined to the spaces we grew up with. A significant part of their lives exists online. The internet is where they attend classes, discover ideas, explore their interests, make friends, express themselves and…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 08/11/2026 > fertility-literacy-india-healthcare-knowledge-gap-challenges-india-informed-reproductive-choices-future.html

Could fertility literacy be the missing piece in India’s reproductive health journey?

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (193+ words) As per the WHO, almost one out of every six individuals faces issues related to infertility in their life India's progress in reproductive health now depends on improving fertility literacy, as knowledge gaps are causing infertility issues as well Shifting…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 08/02/2026 > can-flashing-lights-music-or-a-hot-shower-cause-seizures-the-science-behind-reflex-epilepsy.html

Can flashing lights, music or a hot shower cause seizures? The science behind reflex epilepsy

4+ week, 19+ hour ago   (839+ words) Prof Dr. Sudhir Kumar Imagine a young man who looks forward to his morning shower. But almost every time he pours hot water over his head, something strange happens. For a few seconds, he becomes blank and unresponsive. Sometimes his…...

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theweek.in > news > health > 07/29/2026 > kerala-high-court-urges-government-to-consider-menstrual-leave-for-ksrtc-women-conductors.html

Kerala High Court urges government to consider menstrual leave for KSRTC women conductors

1+ mon, 1+ day ago   (185+ words) In a path-breaking move, the Kerala High Court has asked the state government to consider providing menstrual leave to women conductors employed in the state-run KSRTC. This, the HC says, would promote employee welfare, enhance productivity, reduce absenteeism and foster…...

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