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heavysmokingmaydamagevision:study

Heavy smoking may damage vision: Study

Washington: Smoking more than 20 cigarettes a day may damage your vision by affecting blood vessels and neurons in the retina, a study warns.The study...

flaxseedfibercanprotectagainstobesity:study

Flax seed fiber can protect against obesity: Study

Flax seed is among one of the fiber crops, highly used in Ayurvedic medicines and a rich source for nutrients. It also seems to protect against obesit...

lowfibrehighfatdietmayupseveresepsisrisk:study

Low-fibre, high fat diet may up severe sepsis risk: Study

New York: Consuming a Western diet, low in fibre and high in fat and sugar, can put you at increased risk of developing severe sepsis, researchers say...

exerciseimprovesthinkingskills:study

Exercise improves thinking skills: Study

Washington: Regular aerobic exercise can help in improving thinking skills not only in older people but in young people as well, a recent study sugges...

pillstoreplaceinsulininjections:study

Pills to replace insulin injections: Study

Researchers have developed a drug capsule that could be used to deliver oral doses of insulin, potentially replacing injections for patients with Type...

newcluestocontrollinghivfound

New clues to controlling HIV found

Toronto: Researchers are harnessing the immune system to reveal new clues that may help produce a vaccine against the human immunodeficiency virus (HI...

cancercanleadtoprematureageing:study

Cancer can lead to premature ageing: Study

London: While it is well known that ageing promotes cancer development, UK researchers have showed that the reverse is also true.A team from the Unive...

exercisemayboostcognitioneveninyoungadults:study

Exercise may boost cognition even in young adults: Study

New York: Aerobic exercise training improves cognition — acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses — even in y...

ibuprofenandaspirintriplescancersurvivalinsomepatientsstudysuggests

Ibuprofen and aspirin triples cancer survival in some patients, study suggests

Taking ibuprofen and aspirin can triple the likelihood of surviving cancer, a new study suggests.A trial at the University of California found the fiv...

zincdeficiencymaycausehypertension

Zinc deficiency may cause hypertension

Washington: High blood pressure or hypertension may be caused by lower than normal zinc levels, which alter the way in which kidneys handle sodium, a ...

bloodtestcouldhelpdetectalzheimersadecadebeforesymptomsshowscientistssay

Blood test could help detect Alzheimer's a decade before symptoms show, scientists say

A blood test that spots signs of brain damage could be used to detect Alzheimer's disease up to a decade before symptoms show, scientists have said. I...

riseinwhoopingcoughcasesamongchildren

Rise in whooping cough cases among children

Parents in Auckland are being urged to immunise their children ahead of the school year following a spike in whooping cough cases.Between November las...

stayingfitmayreduceriskofheartattack:study

Staying fit may reduce risk of heart attack: study

Washington DC: According to a recent study, poor cardio respiratory fitness could increase the risk of a future heart attack, even if there are no sym...

antiinflammatorydrugsmayputyouatheartattackrisk

Anti-inflammatory drugs may put you at heart attack risk

NEW YORK: If you have been hit by the winter cold and are thinking about taking medicines that relieve your aches, pains and congestion, be careful. T...

eatmoredietaryfibretolowerriskofnoncommunicablediseases:study

Eat more dietary fibre to lower risk of non-communicable diseases: study

Washington: Here's another reason why you should increase your consumption of dietary fibre!According to a recent study, high intake of dietary fibre ...

heavyfacebookusersmakeriskydecisionslikedrugaddicts:study

Heavy Facebook users make risky decisions like drug addicts: Study

New York: Excessive use of social media platforms like Facebook can make its users take decisions as bad as drug addicts tend to do, a new study sugge...

aneggadaymaykeepdiabetesaway:study

An egg a day may keep diabetes away: study

Eating an egg daily can have a beneficial effect on the blood metabolite profile that is related to a lower risk of Type-2 diabetes, a new study shows...

artificialsweetenersdonotassistweightloss:study

Artificial sweeteners do not assist weight loss: study

Washington: The findings of a recent study suggest that artificial sweeteners may not help with weight loss. The research, published in the journal Th...

exercisecanbeanotherwayofloweringbloodpressurethanmedication

Exercise can be another way of lowering blood pressure than medication

For people with high blood pressure, starting an exercise regimen may lower blood pressure by as much as taking medication would, a large analysis sug...

spinachsmoothieishealthiesttoeatthevegetable:study

Spinach smoothie is healthiest to eat the vegetable: study

According to a new study, adding chopped raw spinach in a smoothie is the is the healthiest way to eat the leafy vegetable.Researchers say that cookin...

healthydietregularexercisereasontoimprovebrainpowerinelderly:study

Healthy diet, regular exercise reason to improve brain power in elderly: study

Washington: Just 35 minutes of walking or cycling three times a week along with a healthy diet may improve brain power among the elderly, a study clai...

arthritis;mostprevalentpaininworld

Arthritis; Most Prevalent Pain in World

One of the most common symptoms of Osteoarthritis is eruption of awful pain in the affected joints. Other symptoms are swelling, decreased range of mo...

birthmark;harmlessdisorderthatcanbecured

Birthmark; Harmless Disorder that Can be Cured

Birthmark refers to congenitally benign and non-cancerous macules. The birthmarks could become bold or go pale gradually after birth. They have variou...

howsmartphonesarechangingourbrains—andlives

How smartphones are changing our brains — and lives

Until a year and a half ago, Samuel Veissiere's smartphone was the last thing he saw before he fell asleep and the first thing that greeted him when h...

depressionandanxietycanhavethesameeffectonhealthassmoking:study

Depression and anxiety can have the same effect on health as smoking: study

Los Angeles: Anxiety and depression may significantly increase the risk of heart disease, stroke and arthritis, comparable to smoking and obesity, a s...

organicfoodcanhaveadverseeffectsonclimate:study

Organic food can have adverse effects on climate: study

London: Organic food has a bigger climate impact than conventionally farmed food, due to the greater areas of land required, according to a study.Rese...

probioticsmighthelpintreatingbipolardisorder:study

Probiotics might help in treating bipolar disorder: study

A probiotic supplement may help reduce inflammation of the gut, which is known to exacerbate bipolar disorder as well as other psychiatric mood disord...

brainrespondsmorequicklytoangryvoices:study

Brain responds more quickly to angry voices: study

Geneva: We notice aggressive or threatening voices much faster than those that sound normal or happy, scientists say.According to the study published ...

airpollutioncanincreaseriskofmiscarriage:study

Air pollution can increase risk of miscarriage: Study

Washington: Exposure to air pollution, even for a short-term, may significantly increase the risk of miscarriages, a study has found. Air quality has ...

peoplewhostayuplateareatahigherriskofsufferingfromheartdisease

People who stay up late are at a higher risk of suffering from heart disease

London: Night owls -- people who prefer staying up late -- may have a higher risk of suffering from heart disease and type 2 diabetes than early riser...

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