Reason why Asian-Americans are more prone to severe strokes
New York : People of Asian-American origin are more likely to experience severe ischemic stroke and worse outcomes than whites, claims a study. T...
Eating high-cholesterol diet may up colon cancer risk: study
People eating a high- cholesterol diet are at an increased risk of developing colon cancer, a study warns.Scientists discovered that boosting mice's c...
Spread of various diseases may be linked to mosquito genes
WASHINGTON D.C: It has come to light that transfer of molecules from mosquito genes may hold the key to the spreading of dengue fever, among oth...
Heart attack risk high with one cigarette a day: study
Just one cigarette a day carries nearly half the risk for heart attack and stroke as smoking a full pack of 20, according to a large-scale study publi...
Sleep disturbances in midlife may lead to cognitive impairment: Study
People who suffer from sleep disturbances in midlife or as they age may be more likely to develop cognitive impairment than people who usually get ple...
Eating dates regularly keeps blood pressure in control
To stay healthy in the winter season, it is important to keep ourselves warm. But do you know that if you regularly eat dates in winter season then yo...
Depressive symptoms can cut survival rate in cancer patients: study
Even mild depressive symptoms can reduce the chances of survival in patients with head and neck cancer, a study has warned.The findings, published in ...
Bacterial changes early in life cause cystic fibrosis in kids
New York : Bacterial changes begin in the first few years of life leading to the formation of cystic fibrosis, which makes children repeatedly prone t...
Synthetic virus may lead to more effective smallpox vaccine: Research
Scientists have created a synthetic horsepox virus that could lead to the development of a more effective vaccine against smallpox.The discovery demon...
100 per cent fruit juice may not up diabetes risk: study
Drinking 100 percent fruit juice may not increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to a study.The research published in the Journal o...
Prebiotics in infant formula may boost learning,memory: study
Adding prebiotics to infant formula can help enhance memory and exploratory behaviour in babies, scientists have found.New mothers are always encourag...
Gene linked to blood sugar, diabetes identified: study
Scientists have identified a new gene thought to be critical in the regulation of insulin, an advance that may pave the way for novel treatments for b...
Eating muesli may keep athritis at bay: study
Eating muesli, fruits and vegetables every morning may lead to stronger bones and help prevent arthritis, scientists say. Researchers at Friedrich-Ale...
Improving diet quality can reduce genetic risk of obesity: study
If you are genetically susceptible to obesity, you might want to stick to a healthy diet to prevent long term weight gain, suggests a study.The ...
Sleeping for longer may lead to healthier diet: study
Spending an extra hour in bed each night may help reduce the intake of sugary foods and lead to a healthier diet, according to a study.Sleep is a modi...
Singing may help tackle post-natal depression: study
Mothers who sing in groups with their babies may overcome the symptoms of post-natal depression more quickly, a study suggests.Researchers worked with...
Morning stiffness could be a sign of arthritis, suggest study
In a recent research, a team of researchers have found that morning stiffness that last for an hour could be an early sign of rheumatoid arthritis.Mor...
Smelling your partner's clothes could help beat stress: study
Try smelling your partner's T-shirt, suggest scientists who found that women feel calmer after being exposed to their male partner's scent.They also f...
Kids with Acute Chest Syndrome at high risk of respiratory failure: Study
Washington D.C. : A study has recently warned that if Acute Chest Syndrome (ACS), a potentially severe lung complication of sickle cell disease,...
Sometimes, being fat might be beneficial
London : Did you pile on the kilos this festive season? You can take a sigh of relief because being fat may not be as unhealthy as believed.&nbs...
Sleeping less than 8 hrs a night may lead to depression: study
People who sleep less than the recommended eight hours a night may suffer from anxiety or depression, a study warns.Researchers from the Binghamton Un...
Alcohol consumption contributes to seven types of cancer
Alcohol damages the DNA of stem cells responsible for producing new blood, according to a mouse study which may explain the link between drinking and ...
Eating fish every week boosts kids IQ: study
Children who eat fish at least once a week are more likely to sleep better and have higher IQ, a study has found.For the research, a cohort of 541 9-t...
Can cow's milk prevent type 1 diabetes?
Avoiding cow's milk does not prevent type 1 diabetes in children with genetic risk for type 1 diabetes, finds a study.Previous studies have indicated ...
Pain free insulin patches discovered for diabetes patients
In a new research, a group of scientists have created the special patch which stimulates the body's own insulin production - and is completely pain-fr...
Diabetes drug can also cure Alzheimer's disease
London : Scientists have found that a drug developed for diabetes could be used to treat Alzheimer's disease through a triple method of action.The dru...
Calcium, vitamin D supplements may not lower fracture risk: study
Supplements containing calcium, vitamin D or both may not protect older adults against hip fracture and other bone breaks, a study claims.Practice gui...
Type 2 diabetes drug may help treat Alzheimer's disease
A drug created to treat type 2 diabetes could be used to fight Alzheimer’s disease, say scientists who found that the medicine significantly reversed ...
Bowel changes could be a sign of cancer or stroke
London : Being constipated means your bowel movements are tough or happen less often than normal. Almost everyone goes through it at some point. ...
Twice-weekly exercise may improve memory,thinking: study
Exercising twice a week may improve thinking ability and memory in people with mild cognitive impairment (MCI), according to a guideline by the Americ...
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