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cranberriesmayhelpcuturinarytractinfections:study

Cranberries may help cut urinary tract infections: study

Doctors can prescribe cranberry products as the first line of defence against repeated urinary tract infections (UTIs), a study has found. The finding...

gutbacteriaaffectsyourabilitytoloseorgainweight

Gut bacteria affects your ability to lose or gain weight

London [UK] : Want to know the probable reason why you are not losing weight? According to a new study, your gut bacteria could affect your abili...

physicalactivitycanhelpthosewithcancertoofindsstudy

Physical activity can help those with cancer too, finds study

Washington D.C. : According to a recent research, a group of scientists in a pilot study of 87 female breast cancer survivors, found that increase in ...

coffeeteamayhelpdiabeticwomenlivelonger:study

Coffee, tea may help diabetic women live longer: study

Drinking coffee or tea regularly may lower death risk in women who suffer from diabetes, a study claims.More than 80 per cent of the world's adult pop...

sittingtoolongcancancelbenefitsofexercise

Sitting too long can cancel benefits of exercise

Washington D.C.  : Nine-to-five desk job? No matter how much you exercise, you definitely need to take a 'movement break' every half an hour...

smokingobesitymoreharmfulthanlowlevelradiation:study

Smoking, Obesity more harmful than low level radiation: study

Modern lifestyle threats such as smoking, obesity and air pollution are more harmful than exposure to low-level radiation, a study warns.Human populat...

carbohydratesmaybekeytobettermalariavaccine:study

Carbohydrates may be key to better malaria vaccine: study

Scientists have for the first time found that carbohydrates on the surface of malaria parasites play a critical role in malaria's ability to infect mo...

poorsleepmayupprogressionofchronickidneydisease

Poor sleep may up progression of chronic kidney disease

Washington D.C. : Beware! People with chronic kidney disease may be vulnerable to the deleterious effects of poor sleep, almost 6.5 hours per night, a...

schoolkidswithphonesmorepronetocyberbullyingsaysstudy

School kids with phones more prone to cyberbullying, says Study

Washington D.C. : Dear parents! Giving cell phones to your kids can make them more prone to cyberbullying, suggests a recent study. The research,...

vitaminddeficiencymayincreasemultiplesclerosisrisk:study

'Vitamin D deficiency may increase multiple sclerosis risk' : study

Low levels of the 'sunshine vitamin' may increase the risk of developing multiple sclerosis in women, a study has found.Multiple sclerosis (MS) disrup...

lowcaloriedietmayhelpreversediabetes:study

Low calorie diet may help reverse diabetes: study

Consuming a low calorie diet may help reverse diabetes, according to a study which contradicts the perception that the condition is progressive and in...

newdrugtofighttreatmentresistantmalariadeveloped:research

New drug to fight treatment-resistant malaria developed: Research

Scientists have developed a drug which effectively treats malaria and can help fight strains of the deadly infection that are resistant to existent tr...

concussionpilltoreversebraindamageintheoffing:study

'Concussion pill' to reverse brain damage in the offing: study

Scientists have used a drug to reverse the effects of permanent brain damage in mice, an advance they believe may help create a "concussion pill".When...

contaminationofeggsposeshighrisktofoodsafety

Contamination of eggs poses high risk to food safety

New Delhi  : According to a research study, Indian poultry farms lack the technical knowhow of European nations and also follow poor rearing prac...

weightlosssurgerymayreducefertilityinmen:study

Weight loss surgery may reduce fertility in men: study

Men who undergo bariatric or weight loss surgery may suffer semen abnormalities and reduced fertility, a study has warned.A meta-analysis of studies i...

stayawayfromthesefoodsifyouhaveirritablebowelsyndrome!

Stay Away From These Foods If You Have Irritable Bowel Syndrome!

When we hear the word diet, most of us usually relate it with weight loss, right?Well, a diet is nothing but a set of rules related to foods we eat th...

snifftestmaypredictparkinsons10yearsbeforeonset

Sniff Test May Predict Parkinson's 10 Years Before Onset

A simple sniff test could predict the risk of Parkinson's disease up to 10 years before a patient is diagnosed, according to a study which found that ...

eatingredmeatpoultrymayupdiabetesrisk:study

Eating red meat,poultry may up diabetes risk: study

Eating high amounts of red meat and poultry products may significantly raise the risk of diabetes, according to one of the largest Asian studies.While...

highfatdietmaybekeytolongerlife:study

High fat diet may be key to longer life: study

Consuming a diet rich in fats may not only help you lose weight, but also boost physical strength and increase lifespan, a study claims.Ketogenic diet...

diabetesheartdiseaserisklinkedbygenes:study

Diabetes, heart disease risk linked by genes: study

Gene mutations that increase the risk of type 2 diabetes also boost the likelihood of heart diseases, according to a study which explains how the two ...

nightphoneusemayharmmentalhealthinteens:study

Night phone use may harm mental health in teens: study

Teenagers who use their smartphones late at night may have low sleep quality, leading to poor mental health, reduced coping and self-esteem, a new stu...

eatproteinsthreetimesdailytoboostmusclestrength

Eat proteins three times daily to boost muscle strength

Eating enough proteins spread among three daily may boost muscle strength among the elderly, a study has found.Loss of muscle is an inevitable consequ...

ticksalivadrugmaylowerhivlinkedheartdiseaserisk

Tick saliva drug may lower HIV-linked heart disease risk

An experimental drug made from tick saliva may hold promise as a potential treatment for reducing HIV-linked heart disease risk, a study has found.Sci...

lowfathighcarbdietmayincreasedeathrisk:study

Low-fat, high carb diet may increase death risk: study

Consuming a diet low in fats and high in carbohydrates may increase the risk of early death, according to a major global study that contradicts dietar...

lowfatandhighcarbohydratefoodmightcauseearlydeath

Low fat and high carbohydrate food might cause early death

Toronto: People who consume foods that are low in fats but high in carbohydrate may be at an increased risk of an early death as compared to those who...

darkchocolatewithextravirginoliveoilboostshearthealth:study

Dark chocolate with extra virgin olive oil boosts heart health: study

Dark chocolate enriched with extra virgin olive oil may improve your heart health by increasing good cholesterol levels and preserving the 'repairing ...

highsaltintakedoublesheartfailurerisk:study

High salt intake doubles heart failure risk: study

High salt consumption may double the risk of heart failure, a 12-year-long study warns.Researchers at National Institute for Health and Welfare in Fin...

chemicalsinyogamatsmaylowerivfsuccess:study

Chemicals in yoga mats may lower IVF success: study

Exposure to a common chemical found in yoga mats, baby products and upholstered furniture may reduce the chances of pregnancy through IVF, a Harvard s...

hormonesintheheartprotectagainsteffectsofhighfatdietsaysstudy

Hormones in the heart protect against effects of high-fat diet, says study

Washington DC : Recent research shows that elevated levels of natriuretic peptides in adipose tissue protect against effects of high-fat diet.The find...

caffeinetriggerstemptationforsweets:study

Caffeine triggers temptation for sweets: study

Do you crave for a donut after having a cup of coffee? Blame the caffeine, suggests a study which found that the widely consumed stimulant tempers tas...

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