Ouadie Rhabbour
At 67, Elira had accepted leg cramps as part of aging. Climbing stairs winded her. Rising from chairs took effort. And the nighttime cramps? They were painful, sudden, and far too frequent. She tried walking more, stretching before bed—but nothing changed. Her grandson teased, “Grandma, you walk like you’re fighting gravity!” That stung. But everything … Read more
According to believers, guardian angels exist and can be with us when we least expect it. “They are always there when we need them, and when they allow something bad to happen to us, it is because they consider it necessary so that we can open our eyes and learn a lesson about something we … Read more
The Full Moon in Cancer on January 3rd amplifies our emotions and makes us question the delicate balance to be found between our private sphere and our career aspirations. The new year begins with a bang under the influence of the first Full Moon of 2026. After the holiday hustle and bustle, the stars invite … Read more
When cancer develops in the body, these three nocturnal signs often appear, but many people ignore them. Cancer is an insidious and complex disease, the full extent of which often becomes apparent only after years. Early symptoms are often subtle and easily confused with less serious health problems. One of the most frequently overlooked times … Read more
Doctors indicate the blood type associated with the lowest risk of cancer. Some experts say that knowing your blood type can not only save your life in an emergency but also help you cope with long-term health problems, especially cancer. A 2015 study reportedly found that only one of the four blood types was associated … Read more
2. Postcoital cystitis: a common consequence of not urinating after One of the most frequent problems, especially in women, is postcoital cystitis. This urinary tract infection occurs when bacteria—usually Escherichia coli—reach the bladder and cause inflammation. Symptoms typically appear hours after sexual intercourse: burning during urination, a constant urge to urinate, lower abdominal pain, and, … Read more
Here is a long article in French based on the image and the theme of bladder cancer: Bladder cancer: a silent killer that must be recognized quickly Bladder cancer is an often misunderstood yet formidable disease. Nicknamed “the silent killer,” it can develop discreetly, without obvious symptoms in the early stages. It is precisely … Read more
It’s 3 or 4 in the morning. You open your eyes suddenly, without a sound, without a nightmare, for no apparent reason. The house is silent, the world seems frozen, and yet… you are awake, unable to fall back asleep immediately. If this scene sounds familiar, you’re part of the silent majority. Millions of people … Read more
In India, where we gather around steaming cups of chai and share stories with open hearts, our mouths hold more than food—they hold laughter, prayers, and the warmth of connection. But sometimes, hidden within that sacred space, a quiet warning whispers. Oral cancer is rising in our communities—not to frighten us, but to awaken our … Read more
It might seem like a fundamental hygiene habit, yet many people quietly neglect changing their underwear every day. Health experts now caution that wearing the same pair for too long isn’t just unhygienic—what builds up can pose genuine health risks, making daily changes essential. As disturbing as it may be, a 2021 study revealed that … Read more