Govt appoints Rahul Bojja to enquire into Niloufer Hospital incident
Hyderabad: The State government on Tuesday has decided to appoint an IAS officer to conduct an independent enquiry into the deaths of five women, who ...
Common pain killer ineffective for back pain: study
Commonly used pain killers, such as ibuprofen, provide little benefits against back ache and cause side effects such as stomach ulcers and bleeding,...
Health Ministry launches 'Measles Rubella' vaccination campaign
Health Ministry yesterday launched Measles Rubella vaccination campaign in the country at a function in Bengaluru.The campaign against these two disea...
Dont kill cold with pain killers! You are increasing the risk of heart attack
Do you resort to pain killers when there’s an important meeting in office and you suddenly have a common cold? Well, here’s some bad news: researchers...
Grapes may protect you from Alzheimer's: study
Eating grapes daily may provide protection against Alzheimer's disease by preventing metabolic brain decline, as well as improving attention and memor...
Universal screening for diabetes, hypertension and cancer
The Union Health Ministry has decided to implement universal screening for diabetes, hypertension and three types of cancer for everyone over 30 years...
New method to predict blood clot risk in heart patients
Scientists, including one of Indian origin, have discovered a new method to predict people at risk of developing blood clots in the heart, by us...
Low glucose in brain may trigger Alzheimer's disease: study
Glucose deprivation in the brain may trigger the onset of cognitive decline, especially memory impairment - the earliest signs of Alzheimer's disease,...
Litchis behind mysteriouis child deaths in Bihar: study
Eating litchi fruit may be behind the mysterious brain disease that has caused hundreds of unexplained deaths among children in recent years in Bihar,...
Sudden death warning over faulty heart gene
An estimated 620,000 people in the UK have a faulty gene that puts them at risk of developing coronary heart disease or sudden death, and most are una...
High-altitude living may lower risk of heart disease: study
People living in high altitude areas are less likely to develop Metabolic Syndrome, a condition that may increase the risk of heart disease, diabetes ...
Creative people face disturbed sleep:study
Creative people - especially those working with art - tend to have disturbed sleep causing them to experience difficulty in functioning during the d...
Sleep deprivation may suppress your immune system: study
Not getting enough sleep may depress your immune system, according to a new study that explains why some people get sick when they are sleep deprive...
Eating fruits, fish, veggies may reduce bone loss in women: study
Ladies, take note! Regular intake of anti-inflammatory diets - high in vegetables, fruits, fish and whole grains - may boost your bone health and prev...
Mediterranean diet may help diabetes, HIV patients: study
Consuming a Mediterranean diet - rich in fresh fruits, vegetables, lean proteins and healthy fats and low in refined sugars and saturated fats - for s...
Shower everyday can affect your immune system: study
If you think that taking shower everyday can keep you healthy and hygienic then give it a second thought, as a study reveals that over-cleaning can da...
Stress can be handled better with meditation: study
A study reveals that mindfulness meditation significantly reduced stress-hormone and inflammatory responses to a stressful situation. Researchers ...
Eating mushrooms may help prevent dementia, Alzheimer's: study
Eating mushrooms may help delay or prevent the development of age-related neurodegenerative diseases such as dementia and Alzheimer's, researchers inc...
Eating broccoli can improve treatment of breast cancer: Research
Eating thyme, parsley and vegetables like celery and broccoli can reduce the risk of developing metastasis originating from breast cancer in women.Res...
TOP 3 AFIB TREATMENTS, SOLUTIONS, MORE
Atrial fibrillation is a type of arrhythmia in which the upper chambers of the heart (the atria) beat erratically. This erratic beating can be extreme...
Every meal triggers inflammation that activates immune system: study
Every time we eat a meal, an inflammatory response is trigerred in the body that activates the immune system, according to a new study which suggests ...
Statins can prevent blood clot in veins: study
Using statins, commonly used to prevent heart attacks, may also have the potential to stop blood clots from forming in the veins by 25 per cent, say r...
'New method may lead to faster diagnosis of HIV, syphilis': New Research
Scientists have developed a new method for medical testing which may lead to faster diagnosis of HIV, Lyme disease, syphilis, rotavirus and other infe...
Work-related stress may cause cancer in men: study
For men, prolonged exposure to work-related stress has been linked to an increased likelihood of lung, colon, rectal and stomach cancer and non-Hodgki...
Diabetes may shorten life by nine years: study
People diagnosed with diabetes may lose up to nine years of their life on average, mainly due to inadequate treatment, particularly in rural areas, a ...
High BP in late life may protect against dementia:study
Onset of high blood pressure later in life, especially at age 80 or older, is associated with lower dementia risk after 90, a new study has found. Hig...
Early schizophrenia may increase risk of diabetes: study
People who suffer with early schizophrenia may also be at risk of developing diabetes, even before being prescribed anti-psychotic drugs and a poor li...
20 minutes of walking may reduce inflammation in body: study
Just 20 minutes of exercise may help fight inflammation in the body, according to a new study that may have implications for diseases such as arthri...
Weight lifting excercises may cut risks of diabetes: study
Your new year resolution of hitting the gym to indulge in some weight lifting exercises may not only help you tone those muscles, but also lower the...
Mother’s BP may predict sex of baby Boy or Girl?
The sex of a baby may be predicted by the mother's blood pressure, according to a new study which found that women with lower BP before pregnancy ar...
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