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Hypertension curable through a healthy lifestyle
UN’s World Health Organization (WHO) is raising awareness on hypertension and its deadly impact ahead of the World Health Day on April 7 as it has been found that one of every three adults has high BP...
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Scientists on road to developing an HIV prevention vaccine
The latest research was initiated by a team of scientists from the Duke University, Columbia, Stanford, the University of Pennsylvania and others and the findings were published in the online journal...
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Massage and light exercises help to boost performance levels
People feel lot of pain and aches after a rigorous workout and now according to latest findings one can easily get rid of these pains by a simple massage.Articles: FitnessTags:...
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Screening in late 40s to lower prostate cancer deaths in UK
The research was initiated by a team of researchers led by Prof Hans Lilia from Lund University in Sweden and the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in the US and the scientists have established...
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Unhealthy diet linked with health problems in old age
According to the study initiated by Tasnime Akbaraly, PhD, INSERM in Montpellier, France and his colleagues, unhealthy diet consisting off too much fat impacted the normal aging process and resulted in...
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Poultry not lone source of H7N9 virus, threat from other animals also likely
As the fear of another pandemic looms ahead in Asia, researchers are yet to find any clues on the origin of the latest bird flu infection caused by the H7N9 virus that has already claimed around 20...
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Pollen levels expected to be at all time high in UK this summer
The sneezing allergy has already begun after a good summer day since Sunday and the hay fever will be seen more widespread in the coming days especially in Britain and South and medium level Midland in...
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Shun supplements, start eating sun-exposed mushrooms to get Vitamin D
Reportedly, the researchers from Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) have found that when the mushrooms were kept in the sun for around 60 minutes, the UV light was transformed into vitamin D...
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Eating chocolates linked to acne problem
The latest study, initiated by a team of researchers at the Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Center in the Netherlands, found that the people who ate chocolates had a greater chance of an acne...
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Rampant diagnostic errors source of concern among medical fraternity
The latest study titled ‘25-Year summary of US malpractice claims for diagnostic errors 1986-2010: an analysis from the National Practitioner Data Bank’ was initiated by David E. Newman-Toker, MD,...
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Try choir singing to reduce anxiety levels
The latest study was initiated by Ahmet Muhip Sanal and Selahattin Gorsev of the Abant Izzet Baysal University in Turkey along with their colleagues and found that choir singing had a positive effect...
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Eat fruits and avoid drinking them for healthy body
According to dietitians, fruits contain fructose or natural sugar and when one eats them, the body absorbs this sugar gradually which helps in utilization of this energy for metabolic needs.Articles:...
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Tamoxifen, raloxifene, arzoxifene & lasofoxifene drugs to prevent breast...
While Tamoxifen is a drug used for treating post surgery breast cancer, the other three drugs are osteoporosis drugs that help in strengthening brittle bones. Currently, Tamoxifen is not a recommended...
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Prolonged usage of Facebook, social networking websites promote mental illnesses
With more usage of internet and prolonged hours on social networking sites, psychopathologies like internet addiction, technological delusions and more dependence on virtual relationships is also on...
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Meditation lowers anxiety levels by 39 per cent
Mindfulness meditation can help in relieving anxiety levels by over 39 per cent according to the findings of a latest US study.The study was lead by Fadel Zeidan, postdoctoral research fellow in...
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Beer linked with increased risk of alcohol-related cancers
Beer is one of the leading causes of alcohol-related cancers in both men and women, according to a latest Brit study.Ringing the alarm bells for all beer consumers, findings of the new study have...
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National HIV testing every five years to help India fight HIV pandemic
Findings of a new breakthrough study has established that general HIV testing for the entire Indian population every half decade can help in tackling the disease cost-effectively, especially for the...
View ArticleHealth benefits of raisins revealed
Traditionally raisins have been thought to cause cavities because of their stickiness and sugar content.However, current research findings reveal quite the opposite : raisins actually help protect...
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Massage and light exercises help to boost performance levels
People feel lot of pain and aches after a rigorous workout and now according to latest findings one can easily get rid of these pains by a simple massage.According to Lars Andersen, the lead author of...
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