Women have more active brains than men: study
Women's brains are significantly more active than that of men, especially in the areas involving focus, impulse control, mood and anxiety, a study has...
Muscles, not brain, may be behind sleep disorders: study
The answer to combat sleep disorders may not be in the brain, say scientists who have found that a protein present in the muscles can lessen the effec...
Green tea may help fight obesity and increase memory
Experts say key compound in green tea called EGCG significantly helps reducing body fat.A new study now claims that drinking green tea helps in both w...
Early term delivery may be reason for diabetes, obesity-related diseases
Washington D.C. :Researchers have found that early term deliveries adversely impact the baby's long term health by increasing the risk of diabetes, ob...
Loneliness may be more deadly than obesity: study
Loneliness may be a greater public health hazard than obesity, according to a study which found that social isolation may put people at an increased r...
Muscle protein, not brain, causes sleep disorders: Study
Washington D.C. : Challenging the widely accepted notion that the brain controls sleep, a study has found a protein in the muscle can lessen the...
New tool to detect cervical cancer
Testing menstrual blood present on menstrual cloth can help detect human papilloma virus (HPV), which is one of the main causes of cervical cancer, re...
Eating high sugar diets ups risk of depression, anxiety in men
Washington D.C. : Beware! Men who consume more than 67g of sugar daily in a hope to alleviate negative feelings are at increased their risk of depress...
New gene therapy may treat diabetes, obesity via skin
Scientists have found a way to use skin transplants to administer gene-based therapies to treat common human ailments such as type-2 diabetes and obes...
Artificial sweeteners may up food intake when dieting: study
Using artificial sweeteners while dieting may significantly increase the amount of calories consumed, a study warns.Researchers from University of Syd...
Drinking Alcohol Daily May Raise Skin Cancer Risk
Study suggests that alcohol consumption might increase the risk of developing non-melanoma skin cancerIndividuals who are heavy alcohol consumers may ...
Lack of Vitamin E may affect learning skills in babies
Babies who lacked vitamin E nourishment when in the womb are likely to be at an increased risk of developing impairments in mental skills such as lear...
Babies of obese mothers at risk of experiencing lung problems
Washington D.C : Overweight, obese or diabetic pregnant women have an increased risk of giving birth to a baby with less mature lungs than babies of n...
Watching TV for 3 hours daily may up diabetes risk
Parents, take note! Being glued to television or video games for more than three hours a day may put your children at increased risk of developing dia...
Waistline can expand by 3 centimetres due to poor sleep
Adults who have poor sleep patterns are more likely to be overweight and obese and have poorer metabolic health.Washington: For a healthy body, you ma...
Running reduces the risk of arthritis
There can be no better exercise than running to stay healthy. No special technique is required to run in comparison to other exercises. With Exercise,...
Green tea may improve memory, cuts obesity
Washington D.C. : Here's another reason to have that cup of green tea, as according to a study ingredients found in this tea can reduce high-fat and h...
Poor sleep may up diabetes risk: study
People who have poor sleep patterns are more likely to be obese and at increased risk of developing diabetes, a study has found.Researchers found that...
World Hepatitis Day: Hepatitis can be a cause of infertility in males
New Delhi : As per recent statistics, about 400 million people around the world are living with Hepatitis B or C. Of these, 52 million are in In...
Talking to yourself may help combat stress: study
Talking to yourself in the third person during stressful events may help control emotions without any added mental effort, a study has found."Essentia...
Eat walnuts to keep the gut healthy
New Delhi , July 27 : A new study suggests that walnut consumption may be beneficial for digestive health by increasing the amount of good probiotic-t...
Rural households at lower risk of inflammatory bowel disease
Washington D.C.: People, particularly for young children and adolescents, who live in rural areas are at decreased risk of developing inflammatory bow...
Antibiotics may pose environmental risks: study
Commonly used antibiotics may be harming the good microbes that are essential to a healthy environment, a study warns.When people take antibiotics, th...
Compound in turmeric may kill cancer cells: study
Attaching curcumin - a compound found in turmeric - to nanoparticles can be used to destroy treatment-resistant neuroblastoma, the most common cancer ...
Eat spinach, avacados in 30's to counter cognitive aging
Washington D.C.: Here's another reason to consume lutein-rich foods, as a recent study has suggested that eating spinach, kale and avacados in middle ...
Driving for over 2 hours daily may lower your IQ: study
Driving cars may be sending your brain into reverse, warn scientists - including one of Indian origin - who have found that regularly spending over tw...
Can eye test help diagnose autism?
Washington D.C. : Researchers have herald a new tool that helps physicians identify a sub-group of people with Autism spectrum disorders (ASD). T...
Dietary supplements, energy drinks pose serious health risks: Research
Dietary supplements and energy drinks may cause serious health issues and should be taken with caution, warn scientists who found that poison control ...
Depression can alter brain's structure: study
Depression could result in changes to the structure of a key component of the brain, a study has warned.Alterations were found in parts of the brain k...
High-fat pregnancy diet risks offspring's mental health
Washington D.C. : Moms-to-be, you may want to put eating high-fat diet on your to-don't list as a recent study has linked it with health disorders suc...
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