Under 40 and At Risk: Why Young Hearts Are Failing

Heart disease was once considered a problem of later life. That assumption is quietly becoming outdated, and the shift deserves far more attention than it is currently getting. There is a certain kind of incredulity that pervades the stories of people who suffer a cardiac event before the age of 40. Its characteristic signs can … Continue reading Under 40 and At Risk: Why Young Hearts Are Failing →

The “Low T” QUESTION

Fatigue, low motivation, and stalled gains get blamed on testosterone often. Here’s where the science holds up, and where it doesn’t Somewhere between a genuine medical concern and a wellness-industry buzzword, “low T” has become one of the most talked-about—and most misunderstood—health topics among men today. It’s almost impossible to browse the fitness internet for … Continue reading The “Low T” QUESTION →

Monsoon Through a Generational Lens

Across Delhi NCR, four generations experience the same seasonal rains in vastly different ways. The same rain falling on the same city yields four entirely different relationships. Across Delhi NCR, the monsoon lands differently depending on how many seasons you have already lived through. Ask a five-year-old and a seventy-year-old what the monsoon means to … Continue reading Monsoon Through a Generational Lens →