Neurodevelopment disorder risk high for men: study
Washington: A recent study revealed that sex plays a major role in many neurological and psychiatric disorders like hypertension, diabetes, arthritis....
Too much salt in diet linked to increased mortality risk: study
Consuming a diet high in sodium may lead to heart diseases, and increase the risk of early death, a study warns.The research, published in the Interna...
Smoking delays bone healing: study
Washington: Smoking is linked to delayed shin bone healing, finds a study."We are all familiar with some of the more well-known negative health effect...
Sleep issues can increase risk of cardiovascular disease in women: study
Washington: Turns out, not just cardiovascular health, but even blood pressure is affected by the mildest sleep problems in women.According to a study...
Scientists develop unique patch to treat oral ulcers
A plaster which sticks to the inside of your mouth is revolutionising the treatment of painful recurring ulcers.Scientists from the University of Shef...
Taking high doses of oral antibiotics ups kidney stone risk in adults: study
Children and adults who take five commonly prescribed types of antibiotics may be more likely to develop kidney stones than people who don’t use these...
Allergen in red meat causes heart disease: study
Washington: An allergen found in red meat can cause the buildup of plaque in the arteries, leading to an increased risk of heart disease, a study has ...
Muscle strength in girls linked to vitamin D level: study
Washington D.C. [USA]: Girls with high level of vitamin D have stronger muscles, finds a study.According to the study's first author, medical student ...
Watermelon improves immunity and rejuvenates the mind: study
Watermelons are very good for the heart as the red color has the powerful antioxidant, Lycopene, which lowers the cholesterol levels. The fruit also k...
Coffee may boost quality of teamwork: study
WASHINGTON: Drinking coffee can help people work together as a team and boost their productivity, according to a study.Researchers from The Ohio State...
Sleep for 7 hours to keep your heart younger: study
NEW YORK: Sleeping for seven hours a day may reduce the age of your heart as well as decrease the risks for cardiovascular disease, say researchers.Th...
Depression during pregnancy may affect your child's sleep: study
NEW YORK: Does your child have sleeping problem? If yes, your emotions during pregnancy might be to blame as a new study has showed that a mother's pr...
No need for chemo in many breast and lung cancers: study
TAMPA: Two major studies released today show that many people with breast and lung cancers may forgo chemotherapy and still live longer, signaling a w...
Stress in infancy alters body's organs: study
LONDON: Suffering from emotional stress during infancy can cause significant and far-reaching effects on the organs of the body, leading to diseases l...
Intermittent fasting may up diabetes risk: study
The researchers found that fasting every other day to lose weight impairs the action of sugar-regulating hormone -- insulin -- which may increase the ...
Tablet devices may disrupt healthy sleep: Study
BOSTON: Using light-emitting tablet devices in the evenings can delay bedtimes, interfere with a sleep-regulating hormone, and impair alertness in the...
Cycling,walking to work can help you live longer: study
LONDON: Walking or cycling to work may reduce the risk of dying from ischaemic heart disease or stroke, a study claims.The study, published in the jou...
Intermittent fasting diet can lead to higher risk of diabetes: study
Washington: Intermittent fasting diets could increase diabetesrisk, suggests a study.These findings suggest that fasting-based diets may be associated...
Money woes in elderly can double dementia risk: study
LONDON: Older adults facing financial crunch may be at twice the risk of developing dementia, according to a study."Our study confirms that the risk o...
Kidney stones in children,popping antibiotic pills increases the risk
The strongest risks appeared at younger ages and among patients most recently exposed to antibiotics. Children are prescribed antibiotics at a higher ...
No exercise for 6 years can trigger heart failure risk
NEW YORK: Too busy or lazy to exercise? Men and women take note. Living without physical activity for six years during their middle age could be at an...
Drinking coffee during pregnancy ups obesity risk in kids: Study
LONDON: Mothers-to-be, take note! Drinking just one or two cups of coffee daily during pregnancy can increase the risk of your child growing up to be ...
Novel drug may help treat hair loss:study
LONDON: For people with receding hairlines, help may soon be on the way, as scientists have identified a drug - originally designed as a treatment for...
Wearable sensors may help detect Alzheimer's disease:study
LONDON: Low cost, wearable sensors that assess walking gait can help detect Alzheimer's disease early and monitor progression of the illness in a cost...
Diabetics need not always hold back from eating eggs
SYDNEY: People suffering from diabetes may finally eat eggs daily without a pinch of guilt. A new study suggests that eating up to 12 eggs a week does...
Weight loss surgery could be harmful for bone health: study
Weight loss surgery can lead to a reduction in bone mass and strength, and also increase the risk of fractures, a recent study has found.A review whic...
Nine out of 10 people globally breathe toxic air: WHO
GENEVA: Air pollution levels remain dangerously high in many parts of the world with nine out of 10 people breathing air containing high levels of pol...
World Asthma Day celebrated today
KOLKATA: World Asthma Day is an annual event organized by the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) ) in collaboration with the World Health Organisatio...
LED bulbs can give you cancer: study
The ‘blue light’ emitted by LED light bulbs has been linked to breast and prostate cancer, according to a new study. They are yet to research the effe...
How to save your skin from the summer temperatures: An easy list of things to do
If summer had one arch-nemesis to wage all its battles against, it surely would be the human skin. Skin, the largest organ in the human body is also o...
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