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Scientists discover cause for spread of cancer

As the world observes World No Tobacco day, the fight against the consumption of tobacco products and the disease that it can lead to, cancer, has nev...

World observes No Tobacco Day today

Today is World No Tobacco Day which is observed around the world every year on May 31. This year World No Tobacco Day, WNTD, is focusing on the theme ...

Excessive texting may cause 'smartphone thumb': experts

Too much texting can give you "smartphone thumb" - a painful condition caused by repetitive movements of typing that may lead to arthritis in the thum...

Wristband that beats like heart to fight stress: study

A wearable device that delivers heartbeat-like vibrations onto the inside of the wrist can significantly reduce stress, a new study has found.Humans n...

Certain cancers have 'sweet tooth': study

Some types of cancers are more sugar hungry than others and fuel themselves from body glucose, according to a new study that paves the way for novel t...

Statins may help prevent heart attack: study

Cholesterol lowering drugs, statins, may help improve heart structure and function, reducing the risk of heart attack, cardiac failure or stroke, a ne...

New hope for stroke patients with disabilities

Washington : Stroke patients left with disabilities have been offered new hope as scientists have developed mind-controlled device that helps th...

Walking regularly can help improve brain function: study

A moderate-intensity walking regimen may reduce symptoms of mild cognitive impairment that are linked to poor blood vessel health in the brain, a smal...

Monitoring blood glucose imperative for managing diabetes during Ramadan

New Delhi , May 26 : According to statistics, India has the third largest Muslim population in the world. The month of Ramadan is about to begin and a...

Govt plans to declare 100 yoga parks across the country

The government has plans to declare a hundred parks especially dedicated for yoga activities across the country to promote this traditional practice.U...

Learning to read in adulthood transforms brain: study

A study of women in India who learned to read in their 30s shows the human brain's incredible capacity to reorganise and transform itself, researchers...

Chocolates may lower 'heart flutter' risk: study

Eating chocolates regularly may lower the risk of developing irregular heartbeats, a condition that affects over 33 million people worldwide, a new st...

Learn How To Identify Artificially Ripened Mangoes

No matter how much we may dread our summers, we also look forward to them; if for no other reason, for the delight of those juicy mangoes. Unfortunate...

Air pollution may cause DNA damage in children: study

Children and teenagers exposed to high levels of traffic-related air pollution may be at an increased risk of a specific DNA damage called telomere sh...

New Study Suggests A Protein Present In Potatoes And Tomatoes Could Cause Alzheimer's Disease

Let's take a moment and think of every time we have been asked to eat vegetables because what else is the easiest route to being healthy. But, accordi...

Even moderate drinking may not keep heart disease at bay

Over the years, studies have found that adults who drink moderately have lower heart disease rates than non-drinkers. That has spurred the widespread ...

New tablet device to assist heart failure patients

Scientists have developed a novel tablet device to help heart failure patients manage their disease by monitoring symptoms and drug dosage.Researchers...

Overweight boys at high risk of colon cancer

Washington D.C. : In an attempt to highlight the importance of children to be a healthy, a recent study suggests overweight boys, as compared to their...

New diabetes drug may replace insulin jabs

Scientists are developing a new safe, effective diabetes drug that could spell the end for painful insulin jabs.Researchers led by the University of A...

Gene study sheds light on causes of childhood sight loss

New Delhi : A genetic mutation that contributes to sight loss in children has been identified by scientists.The mutation was identified in patients wi...

Eating fruits, veggies may make you look attractive: study

Higher intake of fruits and vegetables may be the key to looking good and having attractive skin, according to a new study published today.The researc...

World Hypertension Day 2017: Know the symptoms and causes

If constant headache has been troubling you, dizziness has been bothering you, you have been getting fatigued fast or you have blurred vision, ...

Computer game can get your kids to eat better

Washington : A simple brain-training game could help children choose healthy snacks instead of chocolate and sweets, according to a recent research.&n...

Lonely teens may have troubled sleep: study

Teenagers who are lonely may have poor quality of sleep, according to a new British study.In the study, lonelier people were also 24 per cent more lik...

3D-printed ovaries may help infertile women give birth to healthy babies

In a breakthrough research, scientists claim to have created artificial 3D-printed ovaries with biological hydrogel which could make conceiving possib...

'Brain-on-a-chip' may help treat Alzheimer's, Parkinson's

Scientists, led by an Indian- origin researcher, have developed a new material that could allow brain cells to grow and form predictable circuits, an ...

What Are Healthy Fats? And Which Ones Should You Be Having Regularly

You see a packet of “low-fat” biscuits next to regular ones and you unconsciously reach for the low-fat ones. We think of fat as “bad” for us, but thi...

Volunteering may help prevent dementia: study

Regularly engaging in volunteer work after retirement may significantly reduce the risk of developing dementia, a new study has found."We found that t...

Tomato extracts can fight stomach cancer: study

Tomato extracts can inhibit the growth and malignant cloning of stomach cancer cells, according to a new study that paves the way for novel therapies ...