Tag: Trauma
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Sole Survivor of Air India Crash Faces Relentless Trauma and Family Strain
Background: A Miracle that Haunts the Living When a disaster claims hundreds of lives in an instant, the world sees a tragedy. For Viswashkumar Ramesh, the sole survivor of the June Air India crash, the event is not a distant headline but a daily, bone-deep ordeal. Surviving where all others did not sounds like a…
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Sole Survivor’s Silent Battle: Trauma After the Air India Crash
Introduction: A Miracle that Feels Like a Nightmare When a plane crash claims the lives of nearly all aboard, a single passenger’s survival is often hailed as a modern miracle. Yet for Viswashkumar Ramesh, the sole survivor of the June Air India crash, survival has become a daily burden. The label of miracle sits uneasily…
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‘I’m good at doing pain’: Ausrine Stundyte on trauma, adrenaline, and playing a 300-year-old woman
Introduction: A candid moment in rehearsal In a quiet rehearsal room, a room full of piano notes, breath, and the scent of stage makeup, Lithuanian soprano Ausrine Stundyte leans in and makes a blunt declaration: “I am totally not a feminist.” It’s a surprising, provocative start to a conversation that soon spirals into the core…
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“I’m good at doing pain”: Ausrine Stundyte on trauma, adrenaline and playing a 300-year-old woman
From the Rehearsal Room to the Spotlight The Lithuanian soprano Ausrine Stundyte is no stranger to demanding roles that demand more than vocal virtuosity. In a recent conversation, she pulled back the curtain on the physical and emotional grind behind a performance that requires not just singing, but survival—pain turned into art, adrenaline harnessed into…
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Biological Scars in DNA: How Child Maltreatment Reshapes the Brain
Overview: Childhood trauma leaves more than scars Child maltreatment, encompassing abuse and neglect, is a grievous public health issue worldwide. Beyond immediate emotional distress, adverse experiences in childhood can ripple through biology, influencing how genes are regulated and how the brain develops. A recent study from Japanese researchers provides a clearer picture of the molecular…
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Child Maltreatment Leaves Measurable DNA Scars on Children: A Groundbreaking Epigenetic Link to Brain Change
Overview: A Biological Footprint of Childhood Trauma Child maltreatment — including abuse and neglect — is recognized as a major global public health challenge. Beyond its emotional and social consequences, recent research shows that early adversity leaves measurable biological marks on a child’s DNA. A multidisciplinary study conducted by researchers at the University of Fukui…
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Nova festival survivor Roei Shalev dies two years after girlfriend shot dead as he shielded her
Tragedy revisits the Nova festival survivor The Nova festival attack on 7 October 2023 left a country in shock and a community of survivors grieving in silence. Two years later, Roei Shalev, the 29-year-old who fought to stay alive after shielding his girlfriend, Mapal Adam, has died. His passing adds a somber note to a…
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Survivor of October 7 Nova Festival Attacks Dies Two Years Later
Tragic conclusion for a Nova Festival survivor A survivor of the October 7 attacks in which Hamas gunmen struck Nova Festival has died, two years after losing his girlfriend at the same event. Roei Shalev, aged 29, was found dead in a burning car near Poleg Beach in Netanya, Israel, in a development that has…
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Child Soldiers: I Refuse to Be Ashamed, a Sister’s Story
I Refuse to Hide: Javiera’s Stand Against Stigma In a quiet Swedish apartment, Javiera greets visitors with a bright smile, her resilience palpable even as she recalls a life shadowed by fear. At 20 years old, she has chosen not to disappear into the shadows that violence and rumor often cast on families linked to…

