Common food preservative can kill cancer
A common naturally occurring food preservative may be used to beat cancer and deadly, antibiotic-resistant bacteria, says a new study.The researchers ...
Exercise can reduce your lower back pain
A review of medical literature has suggested that exercise alone or in combination with education may reduce the risk of low back pain.Researcher Dani...
Smartphones to turn into pancreas, treat Type 1 diabetes
US researchers have developed a system that treats Type 1 diabetes automatically and effortlessly -- with the help of a smartphone -- ditching constan...
Good bacteria may help prevent pneumonia
The presence of a harmless bacterium found in the nose and on the skin may negatively impact the growth of a pathogen that commonly causes middle ear ...
Salt Room Therapy to quickly heal respiratory infections
A new therapy that helps in quick healing of colds, bronchitis and several forms of respiratory allergies was launched in New Delhi on Saturday. In th...
Watching fitness DVDs at home harms body
Using exercise DVDs to work out at home may sound like a good idea but these DVDs may have negative, hyper-sexualised imagery and de-motivating langua...
More sugar intake can leads to lung cancer: study
Higher sugar intake not only increases the risks of diabetes and obesity but can also cause breast and lung cancer, according to a new study.Universit...
Low sunlight and Vitamin D leads to high risk of Leukemia
People residing at higher latitudes, with lower sunlight or ultraviolet B (UVB) exposure and greater prevalence of vitamin D deficiency, are at least ...
Vaccine is essential to end HIV/AIDS: Study
A new modeling paper has revealed that adding a vaccine to the comprehensive HIV/AIDS response is essential to conclusively end the epidemic.Foc...
Drinking during pregnancy expose your baby to 428 diseases
Consuming alcohol during pregnancy may expose your baby to the risk of 428 distinct disease conditions linked to Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FA...
People subconsciously gobble in winter season
A new study recently revealed that in winter the people evolve to have subconscious urges to over-eat and limited ability to avoid obesity.Researchers...
E-cigarettes may lead to cancer: study
Marketed as a safer alternative to conventional tobacco cigarettes, electronic cigarettes could actually damage cells in ways that could lead to cance...
Switching off email updates can reduce stress: Study
The key to happiness may be switching off email notifications on your smartphone, say researchers who found that people who automatically receive emai...
Campaign aims to raise awareness about good hygiene
In order to promote health and hygiene and raise awareness about good hygiene habits such as washing hands five times a day, using a toilet for defeca...
Sugary Western diet increases breast cancer risk
The high amount of dietary sugar in the typical Western diet may increase the risk of breast cancer and its spread to the lungs, warns a new study."We...
Saffron based Crocin may prevent Liver cancer
Amongst the deaths caused cancer worldwide, liver cancer remains the leading causes.A new study lead by UAE University Prof. Amr Amin has unraveled th...
Early life exercise promotes brain health
Regular exercising early in life can alter a teeming menagerie of over 100 trillion microbes in the gut, which may promote healthy brain function and ...
Eating when not hungry may be bad for health: Study
Can’t stop from digging into your favourite cheesecake even when you are not really hungry? The habit may not be advantageous for your health, scienti...
90 percent of people suffered knee joints by 60-65 years
Nearly 90 percent of people suffer from damaged knee joints by the age of 60-65 years, orthopedicians have said, adding that in majority of the cases ...
Seaweed capsules may lead an insulin injection free life
Seaweed capsules may lead to an injection-free life for diabetic patients, say researchers who have developed a novel method to overcome major challen...
People eat more when they choose 'healthy food': study
When people eat "healthy food", they tend to consume more than the recommended serving size because they associate "healthy" with less filling, resear...
Blocking molecule may help prevent premature birth
Premature birth, a leading cause of death of newborns worldwide, could be prevented by blocking a molecule in the uterus, suggests a new research. ...
Cancer's social network analysis offers hope for affected patients
A team of scientists has developed a computer model that applies techniques used to analyse social networks to identify new ways of treating cancer....
Liver hormone cuts cravings for sweets, alcohol
In a good news for those who cannot shun their drink and also have "sweet tooth", scientists have discovered for the first time a liver hormone that...
Obese children may have weaker bones: Study
Washington: Obese children tend to have more muscle but excess body fat may compromise other functions in their bodies, such as bone growth, new res...
Daily magnesium intake can prevent pancreatic cancer
Daily magnesium intake may be beneficial in preventing pancreatic cancer, researchers from Indiana University (IU) have found. Previous studies have f...
Fish oil can help you reduce weight
Consuming fish oil could help reduce weight gain in middle-aged people by transforming fat-storage cells into fat-burning cells, a new study has claim...
Mirrors can make unhealthy foods less tasty: study
Washington: Watching yourself in the mirror while eating can reduce the perceived tastiness of unhealthy food, according to scientists who suggest tha...
Heart disease, stroke top killers worldwide
Heart disease is the biggest killer worldwide followed by stroke, according to a new report that showed 31 per cent of all global deaths were caused b...
Night milk can help good night's sleep
Drinking cow milk collected during night time (night milk) can help you have a good night's sleep without popping any pill, suggests new research.Acco...
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