Coronavirus outbreak not yet global health emergency: WHO
Geneva: The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced that it was “too early” to declare the outbreak of the novel coronavirus in China a public h...
Low fat diet may cut the risk in pancreatic cancer: Study
New Delhi: The sound of the word ‘Cancer is enough to scare anyone because there is no definite cure for it. Pancreatic cancer is one of those cancers...
Antioxidant foods can reduce health risk: Study
New Delhi: Indian scientists have found that consuming antioxidant foods like green tea, guava leaves, apples, cherries, pears, black berries can mini...
Consume Ketone drinks to control diabetes: Study
With more people with diabetes and pre-diabetes looking for strategies to help control blood sugar, new study suggests that ketone monoester drinks–a ...
Tea and coffee can slim you down: Study
Washington: Your favourite hot caffeinated beverage may not just help you shake off the morning drowsiness but can also slim you down, according to a ...
Artificial intelligence can now track down blood cancer
Washington: Tracking down acute myeloid leukaemia (AML), researchers have proved that artificial intelligence can detect forms of blood cancer. The st...
Air pollution linked to increased risk of depression: Study
London: People exposed to higher levels of air pollution are more likely to experience depression or commit suicide, researchers have found.The system...
Brain circuit linked to eating disorders: Study
The state of impulsivity has been linked to eating disorders that can lead to threats like that of obesity, which later can have several psychiatric d...
Obesity can cause brain damage: Study
New York: While obesity is primarily associated with weight gain, a new study suggests it triggers inflammation in the nervous system that could damag...
Healthy lifestyle can reduce stress levels: Study
Wellington: Without having to consume alcohol or sugar, the brain can be trained to tackle stress by inculcating healthy habits, opined neuroscientist...
Breast milk can be beneficial for heart health of infants: Study
Washington: Breast milk, known for providing a complete form of nutrition for babies could also play a significant role in preventing heart diseases i...
Obesity, smoking can negatively impact bone health: Study
Washington: A recent study has examined if obesity and smoking, which are known to impact negative effects on bone health, can also affect healing in ...
CT scan radiation can make you susceptible to cancer: Study
Washington: Individuals exposed to the radiation emanating from a CT scan are at an elevated risk of developing thyroid cancer and leukemia, a new stu...
Early onset of menopause can trigger heart disease: Study
Washington: A new research suggests that attaining menopause before the age of 40 is linked to several heart conditions in women.The study was present...
Bacteria in probiotics may cause blood infections in ICU patients: Study
Boston: The bacteria living in probiotic formulations like yogurt can cause blood infections in a small number of cases, according to a study which ca...
Physically active kids perform better in academics: Research
Washington: A new study reveals that school students who take part in physical activity participation like star jumps or running on the spot during le...
Drinking coffee can improve performance of sportspersons: Study
Washington: With its irresistible aroma and great taste, coffee is not only a treat for the taste buds but also a boon for sportspersons.Yes, it has b...
Avocado can help in lowering bad cholesterol: Research
Washington: Contrary to popular belief, not apples but eating avocados a day may keep bad cholesterol at bay, suggest researchers. According to resear...
Obesity has greater risk of death from non-communicable diseases: Study
New Delhi: A new study reveals that people suffering from obesity have a greater risk of death from non-communicable diseases, but the risk of certain...
Breast milk allows beneficial bacteria to thrive: Study
Washington: Mothers are advised to feed their infants with breast milk not only because it provides the complete nutrition but it also has a compound ...
Ophthalmologists have found effective treatment for diabetic retinopathy: Research
Washington: In a new advancement in science, researchers have found that an automated; artificial intelligence (AI) screening system is capable of acc...
Researchers develop potential drug to prevent heart failure: Study
Toronto: Researchers have developed a potential drug to treat heart attack and prevent heart failure — for which no cure currently exists.The study, p...
Nano plastic from teabags causing health hazards: Study
Washington: While the world is trying to reduce plastic pollution which has become one of the most pressing environmental issues, researchers have fou...
Consuming fish oil can keep you away from heart attack: Study
A new study has revealed that increasing your intake of vitamin D and omega-3 fats can be good for your heart health. The research also highlighted th...
Brain cancer in kids can be treated with leukemia drug: Study
Washington: In a recent study, researchers suggested a new use of leukemia drug, nilotinib to heal a deadly pediatric brain cancer called medulloblast...
Anaemia can lead to cause of dengue: Study
Washington: As mosquitoes mostly spread dengue virus while feeding on iron deficit blood, researchers suggest consuming iron-rich food if dealing with...
Avocado helps in dietary changes for obese people: Study
Washington: Avocados can help change the eating habits of people suffering from obesity, claim researchers.It helps in increasing meal satisfaction in...
After Death Human Bodies Will move for more than a year:Australian Scientists Skin Crawling Revelation
An Australian scientist has proved that human our bodies flow round appreciably for greater than a 12 months after loss of life, in findings that coul...
Cellphone breaks not good for your brain: Study
New York: Using a cellphone to take a break during mentally challenging tasks does not allow the brain to recharge effectively and may result in poore...
Weight-loss surgery may cut heart disease risks: Study
Paris: In addition to reducing weight, bariatric or metabolic surgery may significantly reduce risk of death from heart complications, says a study. T...
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