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The year is 1918. The world, already reeling from the Great War, is about to face an enemy far more insidious and invisible: the Spanish Flu. This microscopic killer would sweep across continents, leaving in its wake a trail of devastation so profound that it claimed more lives than all the battles of World War … Read more
The first perception of fetal movement in pregnancy, known as ‘quickening,’ has been a profound marker throughout human history, deeply woven into the fabric of medical, legal, and social understanding of life itself. For millennia, this subtle flutter, this initial sign of a growing life within, carried immense weight, transforming a woman’s body and her … Read more
The human quest for a long life is as old as civilization itself. From ancient myths of eternal youth to modern scientific pursuits, the desire to push the boundaries of human existence has always captivated us. But what do we truly know about those who have defied the odds and lived to see over a … Read more