New Updates on Coronavirus
US scientists announced on Wednesday that they had created the first 3D atomic scale map of the part of the novel coronavirus that attaches to and inf...
Different Impact on Intermittent Fasting by Yoga Practitioners
Intermittent fasting might make you lose those extra kilos, but the results won’t necessarily be long-term, as per yoga practitioners.There are a lot ...
Study Revealed-Why You Get That Horrible Headache After Crying
Crying is a natural phenomenon. People often cry after watching a sad movie or while dealing with an overwhelming situation at home or work. It is a n...
Mediterranean diet can reduce frailty in old age: Study
London: Researchers have found that eating a Mediterranean diet for a year could help keep the mind sharp and reduce frailty in old age.The study, pub...
Vitamin E safe for fatty liver in HIV patients: Study
Toronto: A type of fatty liver disease that commonly affects patients with HIV can be safely treated with vitamin E, researchers have found.Nonalcohol...
3,000-year-old Remedy to b used in China to treat on Coronavirus
The death toll from coronavirus epidemic has climbed to 1,666 after 142 more people died, mostly in the worst-hit Hubei, and the confirmed cases jumpe...
406 people back to India from China with negative reports of coronavirus
All 406 people, housed at quarantine facility in Delhi after being brought back from Wuhan in China, tested negative for coronavirus in the final test...
Coronavirus finds to be Less Harmful for Children, Pregnant Women- Study of Research
The new coronavirus has been spreading swiftly across the Hubei Province in China since it first appeared late December, quickly infecting over 60,000...
Coronavirus: Public Health Measures to be taken by Telangana School Students
Following orders from the union ministry of health and family welfare, the TSCERT issued a notice to over 40,000 schools in the state of telangana to ...
Postponing your periods with pills can affect your body
A period is officially considered late if it’s been more than 30 days since the start of your last period. After six weeks without bleeding, you can c...
Best way to avoid getting sick from the new virus is to wash your hands with soap and water: Study
People around the world are buying up protective face masks in hopes of keeping the new virus from China at bay. Some companies have required them for...
National Deworming Day: Children, adolescents to receive single dose of Albendazole today
The National Deworming Day (NDD) is being observed across the country today. Children and adolescents in the age group of 1-19 years will be administe...
Doing yoga may reduce depressive symptoms: Study
New York: The benefits of yoga have been widely documented by scientific research and now researchers have found doing yoga is linked to decreased dep...
Today is World Cancer Day
Today is World Cancer Day. It is observed on the 4th of February every year to create awareness about cancer and to encourage its prevention, detectio...
New coronavirus study places incubation period at around 5 days
Washington D.C: The period between exposure to the new coronavirus that originated in China and symptoms is 5.2 days on average, but varies greatly am...
Eating disorders linked to exercise addiction: Study
London: People with an eating disorder are nearly four times more likely to develop addiction to exercise, which may lead to mental health issues, and...
WHO increases global risk degree of novel coronavirus from moderate to high
The World Health Organization (WHO) has increased the global risk degree of the novel coronavirus strain 2019-nCoV from moderate to high, citing an er...
Vegetarian diet benefits health, climate: study
Auckland: A new study suggests that opting for a plant-based diet can come across as a potential option to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, while also...
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 ...
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