Houseflies spread disease in humans more than we realised: study
Flies can be more than pesky picnic crashers, they carry hundreds of different species of harmful bacteria and may help to spread disease, a study war...
Popular antacid may help fight tuberculosis: Study
A low-cost drug widely used to treat conditions such as heartburn, gastritis and ulcers could work against the bacteria that cause tuberculosis (TB), ...
Babies grasp word meanings even before they can talk: study
Babies develop a far better understanding of language even before they can speak to us in words, according to a study."Even though there are not many ...
Protein that helps cancer spread identified: study
Scientists have identified a protein that enables the spread of tumours by binding cancer cells together and allowing them to invade tissues, paving t...
Talking on the cell phone can be harmful to your skin
Taking about cleansing, toning, moisturising and regular usage of sunscreen is necessary for the preservation of good skin, there are many other thing...
Drinking coffee daily may reduce liver cancer risk
London: Drinking three to five cups of coffee regularly may reduce the risk of liver cancer and cirrhosis, according to a report.The report presented ...
Gobbling food may harm your waistline: study
People who eat slowly are less likely to become obese or develop metabolic syndrome, a cluster of heart disease, diabetes and stroke risk factors, acc...
Lifestyle modifications needed to cope with COPD, respiratory disease
COPD is a respiratory disease in which the wind pipes (bronchi) are narrowed resulting in limitation of the airflow. Thus, breathing is met with resis...
Workplace bullying may up diabetes risk: study
Workplace bullying and violence may increase the risk of type 2 diabetes, by potentially triggering metabolic changes and comfort eating behaviours, a...
Cost of treatment of diabetes escalates due to high demand of insulin
New Delhi: A recent study revealed that there has been a substantial escalation in the overall cost of treating diabetes in the country.As per the stu...
Obesity, anorexia may up depression risk in women: study
Women who suffer from anorexia, as well as obesity, have low levels of a 'feel good' steroid and increased risk of developing depression and anxiety, ...
Mushrooms may help fight ageing, boost health: study
Mushrooms may contain unusually high amounts of antioxidants which could help fight ageing and bolster health, a study claims.Researchers found that m...
10 breakfast foods to fuel your day
The best way to say good morning to your body isn't by glugging a cup of java; it's by indulging in a healthy breakfast. A nutritious breakfast kick-s...
'Golden' potato to deliver bounty of vitamins A and E: Study
Researchers have developed an experimental "golden" potato that could help prevent disease and death in developing countries where residents rely heav...
Chemical used in plastic packaging can risk your baby's health: study
According to a recent study, a chemical used in them may cause health problems for your offspring. According to the Penn State research, chemical bisp...
Sleep disturbance may be fatal for women with diabetes: study
Washington: Women suffering from diabetes, need to give a look!Sleep disturbance in female diabetes patients can give way to elevated blood sugar leve...
5 Foods to Sharpen Your Memory
Have you been a little forgetful lately? Misplaced keys, lost glasses... it’s annoying, and it’s not just restricted to old age.Blame it on your mille...
Air pollution causing kidney disease: Research
The increasing toll of chronic kidney disease (CKD) globally can significantly be attributed to the rise in air pollution, researchers have found.The ...
Methods to control your hunger after a workout
'Exercise' not just does miracles to our body, but also helps us to live a long life.But a rigorous workout session can often leave you kicking around...
Harmone therapy may boost memory in women: study
Undergoing a type of hormone replacement therapy - used to treat menopause symptoms - may help working memory and reduce stress levels in women, a stu...
Key chemical that can help you get rid of bad memories
Washington D.C. : Ever thought of a mechanism that can prevent you from those ruminating traumatic events of the past? Researchers from the Unive...
Eating like your ancestors may boost health: study
Consuming a diet like our ancestors - highly diverse and rich in nutrients - may boost human health, a study claims.Researchers from Washington Univer...
Moms-to-be should be tested more than once for Zika
Washington D.C. : When it comes to testing moms-to-be for the presence of Zika, a single negative result may not be enough. "We monitored a group...
Delhi children and teenagers have high obesity rates, reveals study
Owing to a sedentary lifestyle, over 35 per cent of teenagers in Delhi are obese or overweight, a condition which majorly impacts their emotional well...
Cycling to work as effective for weight loss as hitting gym: study
Riding the bike to work may be just as effective for losing weight as exercising at the gym five days a week, a study has found."This is good news to ...
AI software can now detect bowel cancer in under a second
Bowel cancer can now be detected within seconds using artificial intelligence software recently developed in Japan, researchers have claimed.A team of...
Taking long-term acid reflux medication could double chance of stomach cancer
London : Stomach cancer also known as gastric cancer is the accumulation of an abnormal group of cells that form a mass in the stomach. Acc...
Smartphone use disrupts sleep in kids, teens: study
Blue light emitted by smartphone screens disrupts sleep in children and teenagers, according to a study which found that young people are more vulnera...
Eating fish during pregnancy may cut risk of asthma in babies
Pregnant women who consume two to three servings of fish a week are as likely to protect their newborns from developing asthma, finds a recent study.R...
Monitoring BP during pregnancy can avert future risk of heart diseases
As per recent statistics, about 7% to 10% of pregnant women experience pregnancy-induced hypertension (PIH).This is a condition in which a woman's blo...
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