10 breakfast foods to fuel your day
The best way to say good morning to your body isn't by glugging a cup of java; it's by indulging in a healthy breakfast. A nutritious breakfast kick-s...
'Golden' potato to deliver bounty of vitamins A and E: Study
Researchers have developed an experimental "golden" potato that could help prevent disease and death in developing countries where residents rely heav...
Chemical used in plastic packaging can risk your baby's health: study
According to a recent study, a chemical used in them may cause health problems for your offspring. According to the Penn State research, chemical bisp...
Sleep disturbance may be fatal for women with diabetes: study
Washington: Women suffering from diabetes, need to give a look!Sleep disturbance in female diabetes patients can give way to elevated blood sugar leve...
5 Foods to Sharpen Your Memory
Have you been a little forgetful lately? Misplaced keys, lost glasses... it’s annoying, and it’s not just restricted to old age.Blame it on your mille...
Air pollution causing kidney disease: Research
The increasing toll of chronic kidney disease (CKD) globally can significantly be attributed to the rise in air pollution, researchers have found.The ...
Methods to control your hunger after a workout
'Exercise' not just does miracles to our body, but also helps us to live a long life.But a rigorous workout session can often leave you kicking around...
Harmone therapy may boost memory in women: study
Undergoing a type of hormone replacement therapy - used to treat menopause symptoms - may help working memory and reduce stress levels in women, a stu...
Key chemical that can help you get rid of bad memories
Washington D.C. : Ever thought of a mechanism that can prevent you from those ruminating traumatic events of the past? Researchers from the Unive...
Eating like your ancestors may boost health: study
Consuming a diet like our ancestors - highly diverse and rich in nutrients - may boost human health, a study claims.Researchers from Washington Univer...
Moms-to-be should be tested more than once for Zika
Washington D.C. : When it comes to testing moms-to-be for the presence of Zika, a single negative result may not be enough. "We monitored a group...
Delhi children and teenagers have high obesity rates, reveals study
Owing to a sedentary lifestyle, over 35 per cent of teenagers in Delhi are obese or overweight, a condition which majorly impacts their emotional well...
Cycling to work as effective for weight loss as hitting gym: study
Riding the bike to work may be just as effective for losing weight as exercising at the gym five days a week, a study has found."This is good news to ...
AI software can now detect bowel cancer in under a second
Bowel cancer can now be detected within seconds using artificial intelligence software recently developed in Japan, researchers have claimed.A team of...
Taking long-term acid reflux medication could double chance of stomach cancer
London : Stomach cancer also known as gastric cancer is the accumulation of an abnormal group of cells that form a mass in the stomach. Acc...
Smartphone use disrupts sleep in kids, teens: study
Blue light emitted by smartphone screens disrupts sleep in children and teenagers, according to a study which found that young people are more vulnera...
Eating fish during pregnancy may cut risk of asthma in babies
Pregnant women who consume two to three servings of fish a week are as likely to protect their newborns from developing asthma, finds a recent study.R...
Monitoring BP during pregnancy can avert future risk of heart diseases
As per recent statistics, about 7% to 10% of pregnant women experience pregnancy-induced hypertension (PIH).This is a condition in which a woman's blo...
Asthma, hay fever and eczema are allergic diseases: study
A major study has pinpointed more than 100 genetic risk factors that explain why some people suffer from asthma, hay fever and eczema.The study led by...
Blood-thinning drugs may reduce dementia risk: study
Blood-thinning drugs may not only prevent stroke in patients with abnormal heart rhythm, but also significantly reduce the risk of dementia, according...
High-intensity exercise may alter brain`s glucose metabolism
Engaging in high-intensity interval training (HIIT) for only two weeks can help reduce glucose metabolism in all areas of the brain among people suffe...
Two-third of baby food products tested contain harmful chemicals like lead, arsenic
Here's a word of caution for new parents. You may have to avoid sprouts vegetable soup, some cereals and other ready-to-eat food products for your bab...
New type of taste behind our love for pasta: study
Scientists have identified a potential seventh taste - carbohydrate - which may be behind our craving for starchy foods such as bread, pasta and rice....
Get rid of pesticides from fruits and vegetables by using THIS ingredient from your kitchen
Pesticides used in growing fruits and vegetables are highly dangerous, the toxic chemicals can cause a number of health issues from lowering your sper...
Feeling Low? Your Diet May Need More Iron - These 5 Foods Can Help
Feeling exhausted and down and out lately? Do you look pale and sickly, your heart pounds and you gasp for air after a short walk? Your head hurts and...
Kidney transplant prolongs life of patients on long-term dialysis
Washington D.C. : According to a recent study, a kidney transplant prolongs the lives of not only those patients, who have recently initiated dialysis...
Silk may be used to repair damaged spinal cords: study
Cleaned, sterilised silk from Asian wild silkworms has the properties well suited for spinal cord repair following injury, according to a study.The mo...
Psychopaths may be beneficial for 'greater good': study
Psycopaths - perceived as cold and ruthless - may be good for the society in certain situations, suggests a study which found that such individuals ar...
Statin use may up risk of diabetes
A study has recently warned that long term use of cholesterol-lowering drug, statin, is linked to a 30 percent increase in risk of developing Type-2 d...
Botox may treat migraines in children, teens
Treating your child or teenager with Botox jabs may be an effective and safe treatment to relieve their migraine headaches, suggests a recent study.&n...
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