It is the year 2022, and the COVID-19 induced pandemic is far from over. Scientists worldwide continue to detect newer mutations (variants) of the virus and develop vaccines to try and reduce the impact of the virus on our lives. However, the pandemic has completely transformed how we lived, worked and led our lives. Offices are (in some cases) permanently shut, working and studying from home is the new norm. Long hours of work and time spent binge-watching TV or content online has also given rise to disorders that were earlier only heard of in isolated cases. Names such as...