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[The Figen @TheFigen_]

This kid is very good at this job. 😂

[The Best @TheBestqueenx]

Extraordinary video....to what extent is everything we buy necessary.

[Mohini Maheshwari @MohiniWealth]

Sometimes, one kind gesture is enough…❤️

[AmyLouWho @perseverare1776]

Move over Legos there’s a new kid in town…

I seriously want to build

[PHYSICSAINS @PHYSICSAINS]

Who says packaging has to be paper? My little silk scarf is better than wrapping paper!

[ʀᴀᴍ @ramdevkar07]

Bro is installing his emotions package🔥

[Simon Maechling @simonmaechling]

This is amazing - a periodic table showing every element and how it’s used.

Chemistry really is everywhere. 🔬✨

What’s your favorite element?

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

We Have Won! No one can use ‘ORS’ on their label unless it’s a WHO-recommended formula.

This is the story of Dr. Sivaranjani Santosh, a braveheart paediatrician from Hyderabad, who fought for 8 years against sugar-rich drinks falsely marketed as ORS.

Her persistence led to FSSAI’s landmark order, protecting children and patients from misleading claims.

“These drinks had 10x the sugar WHO recommends, worsening diarrhoea and complications in millions of kids,” she explains.

This victory is not just hers, but belongs to everyone who stood with her — doctors, advocates, parents, and citizens demanding truth in labeling.

Scroll down to see how her 8-year battle changed the game for public health and children across India.

Credits : drsivaranjanionline on IG

#HealthVictory #PublicHealthIndia #ChildSafety #TruthInLabelling #FSSAI #DoctorsForChange #IndiaFightsBack

[ORS Ban India, Dr Sivaranjani Santosh, FSSAI Order, Public Health Victory, Sugar Drinks Misleading Labels]

[World Health Organization South-East Asia @WHOSEARO]

Congratulations #Maldives 🇲🇻 for achieving ‘triple elimination’ of mother-to-child transmission of HIV, syphilis and hepatitis B — becoming the first country in the world 🌏 to reach this remarkable milestone!

This historic success was possible because of

✔️ an integrated and comprehensive approach to maternal and child health
✔️ universal health coverage, supported by strong policies and investment of over 10% of GDP in health
✔️ strong partnerships between government, private health providers, civil society, and international partners

#tripleelimination #WHOSEARO #publichealth

[fathun @fathun]

@yousef_ki1 .

[Dr Sudhir Kumar MD DM @hyderabaddoctor]

Coffee, Energy Drinks, and Mental Health: What You Should Know
A new scientific review has examined how coffee and energy drinks relate to suicidal thoughts and attempts.

The findings are eye-opening:
✅Coffee in moderation may be protective.
People who drank about 2 or more cups a day had a lower risk of suicide attempts compared to those who rarely drank coffee.

❌Energy drinks showed the opposite trend.
Even one can a month was linked to a higher risk of suicidal thoughts and attempts. The more energy drinks consumed, the greater the risk.

Why does this matter?
✅Coffee mainly contains caffeine, which can boost alertness and mood when used sensibly.
❌Energy drinks, besides caffeine, are often packed with sugar and other stimulants. These can disturb sleep, increase anxiety, and place extra stress on the brain and heart, potentially worsening mental health.

What you can do?
✅If you drink coffee: Stick to moderation. One to three cups a day is generally safe for most adults. Avoid it late at night to protect your sleep.

▶️If you drink energy drinks: Cut back or avoid them. They offer no long-term health benefits and may increase risks for mood and mental health problems.

✅Prioritize sleep, stress control, and support. No drink can replace healthy habits.

▶️Seek help if needed. If you or someone you know has suicidal thoughts, please reach out to a doctor, counselor, or helpline immediately.

(Note: This study only showed an association, and does not prove causation. Further studies are needed to explain the underlying mechanisms too).

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

In South Korea, tall buildings now have small gravity escape systems where you clip in, release a brake, and gently lower yourself to safety without electricity 🪂

[Cool_Ustaaz ☪ @Cool_Ustaz]

Riba why is Interest forbidden in Islam?

—Thread 🧵

[Learn Something @cooltechtipz]

Which countries have similar flags?

[Dr Sudhir Kumar MD DM @hyderabaddoctor]

❓How can general public recognize cardiac arrest so that CPR can be quickly started?

➡️There are three cardinal features of Cardiac arrest.
1. Unresponsiveness
➡️The person is suddenly unconscious and doesn’t respond to shaking, calling their name, or shouting.
There is no movement, no eye opening, no verbal response.
2. No Normal Breathing
The person is not breathing at all, or only gasping (which is ineffective and abnormal).
3. No Pulse
If the person is trained, they can try to check for a carotid pulse (neck area).
BUT: For lay people, the focus should be on unresponsiveness and abnormal/no breathing—don't waste time searching for a pulse.

💥 START CPR IMMEDIATELY IF:
✅ The person is unresponsive,
✅ AND not breathing normally.

⛔️ Don’t wait to be 100% sure—it’s better to start CPR if in doubt. CPR won’t hurt someone who doesn’t need it, but not doing it when it’s needed can be fatal.

❓How to do CPR?
➡️Push hard and fast in the center of the chest.
➡️Use both hands, straight arms, and compress at least 2 inches deep, at a rate of 100–120 compressions per minute.

Don’t stop until:
➡️Professional help arrives
➡️An AED (defibrillator) is used
➡️The person starts moving or breathing normally

[Thai Enquirer @ThaiEnquirer]

A child was born, and surgery was performed in the open air following the evacuation of hospital buildings at Police General Hospital in Bangkok.

#Thailand #Bangkok #แผ่นดินไหว #Earthquakes #Tremors

[ESPN @espn]

WELCOME BACK, DICKIE V!

Dick Vitale gets a standing ovation in his return after cancer took him away from the broadcast booth for two years ❤️

[Dr Sudhir Kumar MD DM @hyderabaddoctor]

There has been a recent surge in people suffering from Guillain Barre Syndrome (GBS) in Pune, a serious neurological illness.
What is this illness?
➡️Symptoms of GBS
Acute onset, rapidly progressing weakness of legs and arms; tingling and pain in limbs
Breathing difficulty, requiring mechanical ventilator and ICU care, in severe cases
➡️What causes GBS?
It is a post-infectious neurological illness, and commonly follows a viral or bacterial infection. It can also occur after a vaccination.
Patients often report symptoms of a respiratory (fever, cough, runny nose) or gastrointestinal infection (stomach pain, loose stools) within the previous two weeks.
➡️How is GBS diagnosed?
Clinical features of rapid onset severe weakness of legs and arms should make one suspect GBS. Diagnosis can be confirmed by additional tests, such as nerve conduction studies and CSF analysis (lumbar puncture).
➡️How is GBS treated?
Treatment of choice is intravenous immunoglobulins (IVIG) injections or plasma exchange.
➡️How is the outcome after treatment?
More than 95% of people with GBS survive, if treatment is promptly started.

➡️In Pune, cases have been reported from same geographical regions. The organism identified in some cases is Campylobacter jejuni, which causes gastro-intestinal infection. A contaminated water or food source is being suspected. Investigations are ongoing.

[box.sol @sol_boxy]

At age 12, Vivek Ramaswamy made a promise to his parents:

"I'll get into Harvard."

But when they checked his grades...

They found him trading stocks during class.

The untold story of how a middle-class kid became America's youngest billionaire:

[Sri Lanka Tweet 🇱🇰 @SriLankaTweet]

Rise in drowning-related deaths in #SriLanka during weekends🚨

Drowning can happen to anyone, anywhere there is water. But it is preventable🏊‍♂️

🛟Learn to swim
🛟Wear a life jacket
🛟Supervise children
🛟No alcohol near water
https://t.co/XBoDeS4onx #LKA #DrowningPreventionSL

Stay safe and be extra cautious around beaches, seas, rivers, and streams. Let’s prevent these tragedies🙏