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Extreme Heat May Be Fueling A Rise In Mental Health Hospitalisations, Study Finds
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Extreme Heat May Be Fueling A Rise In Mental Health Hospitalisations, Study Finds

Heatwaves are known to raise the risk of cardiovascular disease, heatstroke, and dehydration. However, mounting data indicates that high temperatures may also have a major effect on mental health. Extreme heat is linked to a substantial increase in hospital admissions for mental health disorders, especially among children, adolescents and young adults, according to a recent Australian study. The results contribute to an increasing amount of research suggesting that climate change may have an impact on psychological wellbeing in addition to physical health. ALSO READ |Colon Cancer Cells Can Change Identity To Spread Faster: Study The Connection Between Rising Temperatures And Mental Health Over 720,000 hospital admissions for mental and behavioral problems in New South Wales between 2001 and 2022 were examined in the study, which was headed by experts from the University of Sydney. Researchers discovered that at times of exceptionally high temperatures, young people were far more likely to need hospital care. Extreme heat occurrences during the warmer months almost doubled the chance of hospitalization due to mental health issues.  Experts believe that high temperatures can interfere with sleep, raise physical stress on the body, and change brain function, all of which may exacerbate mental health problems, but researchers are still looking into the precise molecular causes.  Which Conditions Could Become Worse? Hospital admissions for a variety of mental illnesses, including depression, schizophrenia, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, substance abuse and self-harm, have grown, according to the report. Because some psychiatric drugs can interfere with the body's ability to regulate temperature, making it more difficult to cope during heatwaves, people who already have mental illness may be especially vulnerable.  Long-term exposure to heat has also been associated in the past with increased psychological discomfort, irritability, aggressive behavior, and a higher risk of mental problems.  Why Younger People May Be More Vulnerable Researchers propose a number of explanations for why younger people seem to be more impacted. Many mental health issues initially manifest during adolescence and the early stages of adulthood. Emotional wellbeing may also be impacted by heat-related sleep disruption, academic pressure, decreased physical activity, and increased social stress during harsh weather. The results also emphasise how crucial it is to include mental health in healthcare planning connected to climate change rather than concentrating only on heatstroke and dehydration.  Protecting Your Mental Wellbeing During Heatwaves Mental health professionals advise drinking enough water, avoiding physically demanding outside activities during the warmest portions of the day, and keeping interior environments as cool as possible. The effects of severe temperatures can also be lessened by sticking to regular sleep schedules, consuming less alcohol, and keeping an eye on friends or relatives who could be at risk. If they are worried about how heat may impact their treatment, people with pre-existing mental health disorders should talk to their healthcare provider and keep taking their prescribed medications.  ALSO READ |Monsoon Skincare Routine: 10 Expert-Backed Tips To Beat Humidity And Keep Skin Healthy Climate Change And Mental Health Experts in public health are beginning to see mental health as a crucial component of climate resilience. Healthcare systems may need to get ready for both physical ailments and an increase in the need for mental health services as heatwaves become more common and severe. Thousands of extra deaths have already been connected to recent heatwaves in Europe, highlighting the wider health dangers associated with rising temperatures.

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Zara's Wide Leg Trousers Go Viral As Shoppers Report Trips And Falls
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Zara's Wide Leg Trousers Go Viral As Shoppers Report Trips And Falls

In recent seasons, wide leg pants have emerged as one of the key designs in fashion, praised for its easy style and loose fit. However, a fresh discussion is now being sparked by a social media trend that went viral: whether some stylish designs compromise usefulness in daily life. Videos of women claiming to have tripped, fallen or stumbled while wearing flowing Zara pants are making the rounds on Instagram and TikTok. Beyond carefully chosen social media posts, the videos, many of which have garnered millions of views have turned a common wardrobe essential into the focal point of an online conversation on clothing safety, garment design and the realities of wearing popular fashion. ALSO READ |Monsoon Skincare Routine: 10 Expert-Backed Tips To Beat Humidity And Keep Skin Healthy When Style Becomes A Practical Challenge While aesthetics are frequently given priority in fashion trends, everyday apparel must also promote comfort and mobility. According to the popular conversation, while enormous pants are still fashionable, some wearers feel that their very wide legs and longer hem might make walking more challenging, especially on stairs, uneven terrain or when worn with open shoes. Many social media users claim that the problem seems to be with the fabric, volume and length combination, which may increase the likelihood of cloth trapping beneath the foot during daily activity, rather than criticising wide leg pants as a whole. Social Media Has Become The New Fitting Room Customers are increasingly using TikTok to check how clothes function in real-world scenarios rather than just depending on product reviews. Videos of successful and unsuccessful outfits are becoming a crucial component of the buying process. In the instance of the Zara pants, the designers discussed everything from minor falls to near misses, transforming their experiences into cautionary tales and emphasising the importance of genuine customer feedback. These videos show how clothing behaves during everyday tasks like walking, commuting and climbing stairs, as opposed to polished advertising campaigns. Can Clothing Contribute To Falls? Public health organisations have long acknowledged that clothes might affect fall risk, even if there is no proof that any one item of clothing is intrinsically unsafe. The US National Institute on Aging states that clothing that is too long, loose or ill-fitting can make people more likely to slip and fall, especially when combined with uneven ground or inappropriate footwear. While maintaining the intended style, basic precautions like wearing supportive shoes, altering pants when needed and selecting the appropriate length will help minimize needless hazards. ALSO READ |Humidity Ruining Your Makeup? Try These Expert Tips For Long-Lasting Wear Finding The Right Balance A larger change in customer expectations is shown in the controversy over Zara's popular pants. Today's consumers are more and more interested in apparel that not only looks beautiful but also functions well during a hectic day. Oversized tailoring is unlikely to go away anytime soon, according to fashion experts. Rather, the discussion is urging buyers to consider fit, mobility and functionality more carefully before making a purchase. In the end, multiple pairs of pants are the subject of the viral videos. They demonstrate how social media is transforming fashion by providing regular consumers with a means of evaluating goods beyond their outward appearance. In a time when comfort, functionality and individual style are all important, many customers are finding that the best dress is one that not only looks stylish but also gives them the confidence to go about their daily lives.

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'This moment belongs to my father': Yash Thakur on maiden India call-up
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'This moment belongs to my father': Yash Thakur on maiden India call-up

From dedicating his maiden India call-up to his late father to reuniting with bowling coach Morne Morkel, Yash Thakur reflects on the journey behind his biggest career milestone. In an exclusive interview with TimesofIndia. com, the Punjab Kings pacer opens up about Shreyas Iyer's faith in his bowlers, the winning mindset instilled by Ricky Ponting, and why pressure situations bring out the best in him.

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Referee dies at 38, weeks after FIFA World Cup removal
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Referee dies at 38, weeks after FIFA World Cup removal

Dutch football referee Rob Dieperink has died at the young age of thirty-eight. He was recently removed from the FIFA World Cup 2026 officials list. Dieperink was arrested in Britain following an investigation which was later closed. The Netherlands football association and FIFA have expressed their deep sadness. Dieperink had a notable career, officiating many professional matches internationally.

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WATCH: Vijay Plays With Miniature Car During EV Investment Meeting In Chennai, Video Goes Viral
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WATCH: Vijay Plays With Miniature Car During EV Investment Meeting In Chennai, Video Goes Viral

A video of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay playing with a miniature model of a car during an official meeting has gone viral on social media and drawn plenty of reactions. The model, a replica of the VinFast VF 8 electric SUV, was presented to him by Pham Sanh Chau, Managing Director of Asia Vin Group (part of Vietnam’s VinFast), during an EV investment meeting at the Chennai Secretariat. Vijay Plays With Miniature Car The now-viral video opens to show Chau presenting the miniature vehicle to Vijay. Seated at his desk, the Chief Minister is seen closely examining the model, opening all four doors before placing it back on the table.  ALSO READ| Dhamaal 4 Box Office Collection: Ajay Devgn’s Film Crosses Rs 100 Crore Worldwide, Drops 70.7% On First Monday Towards the end of the video, the camera pans to Chau and other officials seated across from Vijay during the meeting. Just men thing 😂❤️ pic.twitter.com/JeS91mvPoD — Vijay Fans Trends (@VijayFansTrends) July 13, 2026 How Did Social Media React? The video quickly caught the attention of social media users, with many finding the moment relatable and amusing. One user wrote, “Of course, we are obsessed with toys.” Another commented, “Lol, he looks so fascinated. I would be too.” A third user joked, “Someone tell him the cameras are on.” Another viral comment read, “Doesn’t matter if you drive a multi-crore luxury car or run an entire state - when someone gives you a miniature model with working doors, you have to inspect the interiors. Men will be men!” One user also wrote, “CM Joseph Vijay seen playing with a miniature toy car! Such a cute gesture! Thalapathy, for a reason!” Vijay’s Jana Nayagan May Release This Month Vijay’s upcoming film Jana Nayagan is expected to hit theatres this month after receiving an ‘A’ certificate from the CBFC. ALSO READ| Vijay Drops New Jana Nayagan Poster, Says 'Coming Soon' Directed by H Vinoth and produced by KVN Productions, the film is expected to release on July 24. While several distributors in India and overseas have announced the date, the makers are yet to make an official confirmation. On Saturday, Vijay also shared a new poster of the film featuring the words “certified” and “coming soon”, further building anticipation among fans.  

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'What wrong did Sooryavanshi do?': World Cup-winner blasts Iyer, Gambhir
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'What wrong did Sooryavanshi do?': World Cup-winner blasts Iyer, Gambhir

Former India captain Kris Srikkanth criticised the team management's handling of young player Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. He questioned the decision to drop the fifteen-year-old after just three T20 international matches. Srikkanth compared this situation to his own captaincy experience with Sachin Tendulkar. He emphasized the importance of backing young talent for confidence building. The former opener expressed strong disappointment with the current leadership's approach.

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Lamine Yamal makes bold 'no pressure' claim ahead of World Cup Semifinal
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Lamine Yamal makes bold 'no pressure' claim ahead of World Cup Semifinal

Spain's teenage sensation Lamine Yamal feels no pressure facing France in the World Cup semifinal. He believes Spain is well-equipped to handle the high-stakes match and prove themselves. La Roja enters the semifinal on an impressive 36-match unbeaten streak in regulation time. France also arrives with momentum, having won all their group matches and knockout games. This semifinal marks a national record for France's head coach Didier Deschamps.

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Will Mbappe play vs Spain? Coach gives major fitness update
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Will Mbappe play vs Spain? Coach gives major fitness update

France will take on a confident Spain side that reached the semifinals after beating Belgium 2-1 in the quarterfinals. Spain have not lost in their last 36 matches and will be looking to continue that run by booking a place in the World Cup final. The winner of the blockbuster semifinal will face either Argentina or England in the final on July 20.

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12 Children Die Amid Viral Outbreak In Gujarat; Three Deaths Confirmed Due To Chandipura Virus
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12 Children Die Amid Viral Outbreak In Gujarat; Three Deaths Confirmed Due To Chandipura Virus

At least 12 children have died in Gujarat over the past month during a viral outbreak, with three deaths confirmed to have been caused by the Chandipura virus, according to state health authorities. Officials said the remaining nine deaths are also suspected to be linked to the virus, although laboratory reports are still awaited. Cases have been reported from Gandhinagar, Sabarkantha, Kheda, Aravalli and Panchmahal districts. State Health Minister Praful Pansheriya said the confirmed fatalities include two children from Godhra and one from Himmatnagar in neighbouring Rajasthan. He added that extensive preventive measures have already been launched in the affected areas. Several Samples Under Investigation as Cases Rise Two of the latest deaths occurred on July 11 and involved a one-year-old and a two-year-old child. So far, samples from 27 suspected patients have been sent to Gandhinagar for testing. Of the 19 samples examined, seven have tested positive for the Chandipura virus. Among the seven confirmed cases, three children have died while four are currently undergoing treatment. Test results for the remaining eight samples are still pending. In view of the evolving situation, the health minister chaired a review meeting on Saturday with senior health department officials to assess the outbreak. ALSO READ | Odisha Man Dies After Wife Throws Mobile Phone On His Head During Fight Panchmahal and Himmatnagar Report Multiple Cases Panchmahal Divisional Deputy Director Surendra Jain said the district has so far reported 13 suspected Chandipura virus cases. One child from Mahisagar district is on ventilator support, while five children are receiving treatment at Godhra Civil Hospital after their samples were collected for testing. Four of them are in stable condition and awaiting their reports. Three other patients from Panchmahal are undergoing treatment at SSG Hospital in Vadodara and are reported to be in stable condition. Their test results are also awaited. Another child has been discharged from hospital. Paediatrician Ashish Jain of Himmatnagar Civil Hospital said nine new patients were admitted between June 26 and July 13. Of these, six children died, one recovered and was discharged, while one of the two remaining hospitalised patients tested negative. Authorities Urge Public Not to Spread Rumours The Gujarat Health Department has appealed to the public not to panic over rumours or misinformation related to the virus circulating on social media. Officials have urged people to rely only on official advisories issued by the health department, warning that misinformation can fuel unnecessary fear and anxiety. Health teams continue to carry out preventive measures in affected areas as surveillance efforts are expanded. ALSO READ | 3 Killed, 1 Injured After Car Plunges Into 150-Foot Gorge In Himachal Pradesh's Sirmaur State Orders Surveys and Insecticide Spraying The state administration has directed detailed surveys and insecticide spraying across all 61 affected locations. Several of these areas had also reported Chandipura virus cases in 2024. The virus is transmitted by sandflies, which are found in significant numbers in Godhra and other affected regions. To curb further transmission, authorities have intensified vector-control measures, including increased insecticide spraying in identified hotspots.

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