Taller people more likely to develop cancer: Swedish study
Washington: A new study has revealed that taller people are more likely to develop cancer.In the study, Karolinska Institute and University of Stockho...
Scientists develop insulin producing cells to treat Diabetes patients
Washington: In a breakthrough discovery, scientists have developed a new technique to create insulin producing cells that may treat diabetes.Cur...
Obese kids may be at higher risk for diabetes
A new study has revealed that children suffering from severe obesity may be at a higher risk for heart disease and diabetes.Lead researcher Asheley Co...
World Heart Day: Five foods for keeping your heart healthy
Keeping World Heart Day in mind, which is observed on September 29, to keep your heart healthy include salmon, which is high on Omega 3 and munch waln...
Dried plums keep colon cancer at bay
Dried plums have been found to contain substances that could help in the fight against colon cancer risk.Researchers from Texas A and M University and...
Researchers find new way to combat brain cancer
Activating a specific family of proteins may stop the spread of the most lethal and aggressive brain cancer glioblastoma multiforme (GBM), new researc...
Brain can damage due to High BP
Washington: Some people with high blood pressure also have damaged nerve tracts connecting different parts of the brain, a study that employed a new i...
Birth control pills may risk your heart
Washington: Ladies! You may want to avoid using oral contraceptives as a new study has suggested that birth control pills pose a small but significant...
5 Ways How to Make Your Teeth Whiter With Home Remedies
How to Make Your Teeth Whiter with Home Remedies A beautiful apparel, perfectly done hair, that glowing skin and deep smoky eyes…..and when you give ...
Junk food may shrink your brain: Study
Although the study was conducted in adults over 60 years of age, the researchers believe that the findings are relevant for people of all ages, in...
Medicinal properties of tulsi herb
For the first time, a draft genome covering 374 million bases (61 per cent coverage) of the tulsi herb has been sequenced and the main enzymes respons...
Substance in soap may increase miscarriage risk
Long term exposure to certain substances commonly used in personal-care products, such as soap and shampoo, food packaging, and other everyday product...
Young diabetic women at six-fold risk heart attack
Young women suffering from diabetes have a six-fold risk of heart attack, new research has warned, adding that young women who had suffered a heart at...
A bottle of water before meal could lose weight
London: Drinking 500 ml of tap water half an hour before eating main meals may help reduce weight, according to researchers from the University of Bir...
8 Benefits of the All Time Favorite Dates
Did you know, a place like the Arabian Peninsula was not blessed with a lot of fruits or rivers, but was abundant with dates? A land of dust and dunes...
Diabetes causing infertility among males: Doctors
New Delhi: Diabetes is becoming a major reason for infertility among males, doctors have said. They said that may it be Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, in ...
Saliva test can reveal your memory skills
Your saliva can tell how strong your memory and analytical skills are, a new study shows. Saliva of healthy individuals contains stress hormone cortis...
A painless treatment for anal fistula
New Delhi: People suffering from anal fistula now have a new treatment at their service that enables them to undergo the surgical procedure painlessly...
Try Fig muffin for good health benefits
Figs are a rich source of potassium, dietary fiber and anti-oxidants like vitamins A, E and K. Dried figs are available all year round and are hugely ...
20-minute walk can cut heart failure risk
Moderate amount of physical activity, particularly walking and bicycling, can significantly lower the risk of heart failure, says a study. The partici...
Oral contraceptive pill prevents womb cancer
Using an oral contraceptive, often referred to as "the pill", gives long-term protection against womb cancer and the longer it is used the greater the...
Impact of Coca-Cola on our body is dangerous
Ever thought your favourite soft drink could be effecting your health adversely? Well, Dr. Niraj Naik's shocking revelations about Coca-Cola's impact ...
Wireless devices can cause cancer: Study
London: Your fears are not completely unfounded. Mobile phones can actually cause cancer, says a study.A metabolic imbalance caused by radiation from ...
Glenmark launches 2 teneligliptin drugs
Bengaluru: Glenmark Pharmaceuticals has introduced a new product to its Rs 100-crore market for diabetes. It announced the pan-India launch of tenelig...
Turmeric may help to cure diabetes
Melbourne: Curcumin, a substance in turmeric, combined with an omega-3 fat may potentially delay or prevent the onset of type-2 diabetes, researchers,...
Indians at higher risk of diabetes in the World
Sydney: Compared to those in the developed world, middle classes in India and other developing countries are more susceptible to Type-2 diabetes, obes...
Vitamin C cuts the risk of early death
London: A diet rich in fruits and vegetables packed with vitamin C will substantially cut the rick of heart attacks and early death, says a study.Rese...
Eating nuts can lower body weight
A new study has linked tree nuts to lower body weight and risk of obesity.Researchers compared risk factors for heart disease and metabolic syndrome o...
Eating leafy vegetable to keep memory sharp
A new study has suggested that eating green leafy vegetables can help keep mental abilities sharp.Something as easy as adding more spinach, kale, coll...
Minimum sleep may double heart attack risk
A bad night's sleep could be as bad as smoking. Researchers have found that sleep disturbances may double the risk of heart attack and stroke in men."...
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