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Lips don’t lie ... keep them in good shape

Lips are the most sensitive part of the face. They are made up of thin skin that can get damaged easily. Pigmentation is a common problem. Lips can te...

Stress puts older people at Alzheimer's risk

Washington: Ongoing stress has been linked to an array of health problems and now, researchers are blaming it for a type of memory decline in ol...

Lack of sleep can make you feel cranky: Study

Washington: Do you know lack of sleep can make your feel uneasy and cranky in the morning.The research undertaken by Tel Aviv University reveals that ...

New bandage senses temperature

Engineers have designed a sticking bandage that releases medicine in response to changes in skin temperature. Designed by Xuanhe Zhao, associate profe...

Frequent Green Tea comsuption may affect fertility: Study

New York: Are you a green tea lover? Read this carefully as the cup packed with anti-oxidants and other health benefits may adversely affect your fert...

Spoonful of sugar before long running kills fatigue: Study

If you are a long-distance runner and feel “marathon fatigue” quite often, try a spoonful of sugar first and hit the ground running like never before....

Heart attack deaths occur due to insufficient heart pumping

Heart failure is on the rise in this country because of poorly managed lifestyle and food habits and in many cases death occurs due to insufficient he...

Slow walking may relate Alzheimer's disease in the Elderly people

London: How fast elderly people walk may be related to the amount of amyloid they have built up in their brains, even if they don’t yet have symptoms ...

New non-toxic material for dental fillings

Graphene oxide could be used to make super strong dental fillings that don't corrode, a new study says. The study suggests we chew around 800 times in...

Three-four cups of coffee can reduce diabetes risk

London: Much to coffee lovers’ delight, drinking three to four cups of coffee per day can reduce the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes, said a new ...

French fries can put your health at risk

New York: French fry lovers, beware! A chemical in your favourite snacks – more commonly associated with heavy industry than crispy fried potatoes –...

Losing fat from pancreas can reverse diabetes

A team of researchers have shown that type 2 diabetes is caused by fat accumulating in the pancreas and losing less than one gram of that fat throug...

Testoterone treatment can benefit diabetic men

Men with Type 2 diabetes who have low testosterone levels can benefit significantly from testosterone treatment, says a new study led by an Indian-A...

Calpol overuse is putting your children at risk

London: Parents are putting their children’s health at risk by giving them Calpol too readily, top paediatricians have warned. Giving children pa...

Sugar free drinks can damage tooth enamel: Study

Melbourne: If you thought your teeth were safe since you switched to sugar-free drinks, think again! Scientists have warned that such drinks can cau...

Green Tea, Cocoa can help prevent diabetes: Study

Brasilia: Cocoa and green tea contain substances that can help prevent and treat renal complications or diabetic retinopathy, a study has shown. ...

Pollution puts diabetic women's hearts at risk

Washington: According to a new study, diabetic women, who are exposed to air pollution, may have a much higher risk for heart disease, according to ...

Centre to launch campaign to promote organ donation in the country

New Delhi: Centre will launch a major campaign to promote organ donation in the country and advisories will be issued to state governments to replic...

Eight hours sleep can boost memory

Washington DC: A new study has revealed that people are significantly better at remembering faces and names if they sleep for up to eight hours afte...

Loneliness is deadly for Older people

New York: For older adults, perceived social isolation is a major health risk that can increase the chances of premature death by 14 percent. The...

Diabetes care growth leads to major fall in amputations

Washington D.C: There has been a significant reduction in diabetes-related amputations since the mid-1990s due to improvements in diabetes care...

Little faster walking keeps your heart healthy

Washington: Walking a little faster or for a few extra blocks may be good for older adults' hearts, according to a new study. In the large prospe...

Air pollution effect your heart

Washington: A team of researchers has explained what effect air pollution has on heart disease patients. Researchers from the Johns Hopkins Bloom...

Vitamin D deficiency may make HIV treatment less effective

New York: Low levels of vitamin D may limit immune recovery in HIV-positive adults undergoing treatment, says a new study. Those infected with HI...

Wrong pain-killers may damage kidney for Diabetes patients

New Delhi: Wrong pain-killers taken during diabetes lead to damage in kidneys, even kidney failure, say doctors. Medical experts say the use of p...

Coffee-drinkers less likely to die from certain diseases

Miami: People who report drinking three to five cups of coffee per day are less likely to die prematurely from heart disease, suicide, diabetes or P...

List of foods that help in controlling type-2 diabetes

Los Angeles: Drinking a mix of apple cider vinegar and water before eating helps in increasing the sensitivity to insulin and reducing the spike in ...

Mediterranean diet cuts Blindness risk

London: You may want to start taking Mediterranean diet as fish, vegetables, fruit, olive oil and nuts are powerful enough to help you with the sigh...

66.11 pc Indian kids show abnormal sugar level in body: Study

Mumbai: Due to rapid urbanization and dramatic lifestyle changes, a formidable of around 66.11 per cent of Indian children exhibit abnormally high l...