Superfoods have gained immense popularity recently, often touted as miracle foods that can dramatically improve health. However, several myths surround these nutrient-dense foods. Here’s the truth behind five common misconceptions:


The Truth About 5 Myths Surrounding Superfoods

Researchers in a new study have uncovered secrets behind auditory hallucinations among schizophrenia patients which were earlier thought to be due to overactive imagination. They have now attributed brain's impairment to process and predict sensory information as the main reason behind 'hearing voices'.

Schizophrenia Myths Debunked: Scientists Decode Why Some Patients Hear 'Voices'

Glaucoma, also known as the 'silent thief of sight', is a complex eye disease that can cause progressive damage to the optic nerve, leading to irreversible vision loss and blindness.

Debunked! Eye doctor blows the whistle on five common glaucoma myths

A new study carried out by the Oxford University says that switching from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources can help save the world as much as 12 trillion us dollars by mid-century.

WION Climate Tracker | Debunking myths about green energy; economics of going green

On Tech It Out, we keep warning you about cybersecurity threats. In this video, we are not going to share tips on how you can keep yourself safe online. Instead, we tell you which cybersecurity risks are overhyped. We hope this report will clear some common misconceptions about cyber threats.

Cybersecurity myths you need to stop believing

Japan's Princess Mako married her sweetheart Kei Komuro on Tuesday forgoing traditional rites following years of controversy. Here are some things to know about what is considered the world's oldest monarchy: Who are Japan's royals?

Myths, marriages and Mako: Japan's imperial family

Experts from Nutrition International, a Canadian not-for-profit organisation, emphasised that a mother’s breastmilk is like a vaccination that nourishes the baby lifelong.

‘Must debunk fake news, myths on breast-feeding causing COVID-19' 

The Indian government has denied reports that the homegrown jab Covaxin contains calf serum. Why do fake reports gain so much traction on social media? What is the cost of such misinformation? Palki Sharma explains.

Gravitas: Covaxin has calf serum? Government says no

The Indian government clarified that the indigenously developed Covaxin does not contain newborn calf serum. The clarification came in response to some social media posts where it has been suggested that the Covaxin vaccine contains the newborn calf serum.

Covaxin vaccine does not contain newborn calf serum: Indian govt busts myths

The coronavirus has re-shaped the human perception of a lot of things. Food is no exception. The pandemic has changed our eating habits. More people are rejecting meat.

Mythbuster: Is meat the real reason for the coronavirus spread?

Bent over her hand-crank sewing machine, Hajra Bibi carefully stitches sanitary pads for the women of her mountainous village in northwestern Pakistan, one of many rural areas in the deeply conservative country where periods are still taboo.

Myths and menstruation: Overcoming Pakistan's period taboo

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