Health
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No fourth wave of coronavirus will occur in India: Virologist T Jacob John
New Delhi: Noting that the third wave of COVID-19 has ended in India, eminent virologist Dr T Jacob John said he is “fairly confident” that no fourth wave will occur in the…
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Regular, moderate physical activity enough for healthier brain
London: Worried that you are unable to hit the gym? A moderate physical activity like taking a stroll in the park or using steps instead of lifts done regularly may keep your…
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Milk may exacerbate multiple sclerosis symptoms: Study
Bonn: A recent study has found that people diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) complain of severe disease symptoms after consuming dairy products. Researchers have also found a possible cause for this. The…
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mRNA Covid vax doesn’t affect IVF success rates: Study
New Delhi: Covid-19 mRNA vaccines do not affect the ovarian response or pregnancy rates in IVF (In-vitro fertilisation) treatment, according to a study. A team of researchers from the Tel Aviv University…
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Study finds first menstrual period at younger age linked to chronic pain
Washington: A new study has found that women who got their first menstrual period (menarche) at a younger age are more likely to report chronic pain in adulthood. The findings of the…
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Doctor saves woman who suffered cardiac arrest on flight, urges people to learn CPR
Ever wondered what would happen if you or your fellow passenger gets a heart attack 35,000 feet in the air? And if there is no doctor available at the moment. Well, Cardiopulmonary…
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Why even fit sportspersons have heart attacks
These factors may cause heart attacks even among outwardly fit sportspersons. The untimely death of Australia’s spin wizard Shane Warne sent shock waves throughout the cricket world. The highly popular cricketer had helped his…
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Resistance exercise can help get better sleep, suggests study
Texas: According to a new study, resistance exercise may be superior to aerobic exercise as a way to get better sleep, and sleep is important for cardiovascular health. The study was published…
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How do human bodies fight against cancer?
London: Researchers have identified a process by which our body’s immune system can be triggered to attack cancer cells. The research, published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, could help develop new…
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Cocoa does not reduce exercise-related digestive distress, suggests study
Washington: As always, impressive athleticism was on display during the Winter Olympics, despite the pandemic and its restrictions that brought about major changes, both in training as well the output. But being…
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Stress during peripuberty leads to increase in adipose tissue: Study
Lausanne: ‘Peripuberty’ is a natural change that every person’s body undergoes when childhood ends and adolescence begins. A new study has found that stress during the peripubertal period leads to an increase…
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One billion more will face hearing loss by 2050: WHO
By Satyen Mohapatra One billion more people could face hearing loss globally by 2050 with at least 700 million requiring hearing rehabilitation, according to World Health Organisation. Today an estimated 1.5 billion…
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Immunotherapy drug strengthens head, neck cancer treatment: Study
Ohio: A recently conducted clinical trial by the University of Cincinnati showed that by adding an immunotherapy drug to the standard of care treatment regimens, the survival rates for head and neck…
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Loud music may up hearing loss risk in over 1 bn young adults: WHO
Geneva: More than 1 billion people aged 12 to 35 years risk losing their hearing due to prolonged and excessive exposure to loud music and other recreational sounds, the World Health Organisation…
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Covid infected people may have different variants hidden in several body parts: Study
London: People suffering from COVID-19 may have several variants of the SARS-CoV-2 virus hidden away from the immune system in different parts of the body, according to the findings of two studies.…
