Lifestyle
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Here’s how to get Rapunzel-like thicker, longer hair in no time!
New Delhi: Beauty draws us with a single hair, rightly said great English poet Alexander Pope. Healthy hair is considered a sign of beauty, especially for girls. Possessing luscious, shiny hair is…
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Skincare tips: 5 habits you need to adapt as you turn ’30’
As we grow older, Skin which is the largest organ of our body turns old too so the organ needs a little extra care. Your body goes through several changes when you…
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Immune cells rewire, repair brain while we sleep: Study
New York: Researchers have found that immune cells called microglia, which play an important role in reorganising the connections between nerve cells, fighting infections, and repairing damage, are also primarily active while…
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How to take care of baby’s skin during winter
New Delhi: With winter just around the corner, the need for extra care and nourishment for the babys skin becomes a top priority for a mother.Health experts suggest that winter calls for…
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Want to be fit? Workout before breakfast
London: Fitness enthusiasts, take a note! Researchers have found that working out before breakfast could increase health benefits of exercise.The study, published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, the Universities…
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Hyderabad: INIFD’s 17th Annual Graduation Ceremony held
There is no dearth of Design Talent in Hyderabad. The City is the Fashion Capital of South India: Sanjay Saraswat, Centre Director, INIFD Himayatnagar Branch There is no rural and urban divide.…
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Easy & cheap, low in nutrients: instant-noodle diet harms kids
MANILA: A diet heavy on cheap, modern food like instant noodles that fills bellies but lacks key nutrients has left millions of children unhealthily thin or overweight in southeast Asia, experts say.…
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Poor dietary habits, increased stress linked with acne
Madrid: Poor dietary habits, increased stress and harsh skincare routines were among the most significant factors associated with acne, according to a study.The research presented at the 28th European Academy of Dermatology…
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Eye drops show promise for treating dry eye disease
New York: Researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have identified the presence of a specific type of antibody, called anti-citrullinated protein autoantibodies, or ACPAs, in human tear fluid.They also demonstrated that patients with…
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Irony, humour keep teen boys healthy on social media: Study
London: Rather than being victims of online harms, such as an unhealthy body image obsession, teenage boys are able to use humour, irony and banter to navigate social media content, a new…
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Even ‘Special occasion’ drinking during pregnancy is harmful
Washington D.C: Even one or two shots of alcohols on special occasions during pregnancy are harmful, claim researchers. Research in the Journal of — Physiology — showed even small amounts of drinking during pregnancy can cause…
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Hyderabad Design Week begins with exhibition on sherwani
Hyderabad: With an exhibition on ethnic wear “Sherwani” to a workshop on kite making and flying and another event called tie and dye, the Hyderabad Design Week (HDW) began here on Wednesday.…
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Consumer 3D printers may harm your lungs: Study
New York: Consumer-grade 3D printers emit particles that can negatively impact indoor air quality and have the potential to harm respiratory health, according to a new study. Researchers from Georgia Institute of…
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There is no age for exercise when it comes to heart
New York: Regular exercise is highly beneficial for all patients with cardiovascular disease regardless of age, a new study has said, adding that patients who benefited most from cardiac rehabilitation were those…
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CNNS finds high percent of mothers have no formal education
New Delhi: The latest Comprehensive National Nutrition Survey (CNNS) has found that a high percentage of Indian mothers have no formal education.The survey found that the percentage of mothers with no formal…
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Ways you can use Tea tree oil
New Delhi: The importance of oil in hair care is undisputed. Tea Tree oil is known to have cooling properties that make it ideal for hair in a humid country like India.…
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Dating apps like Grindr promoting weight stigma among gay men
Toronto: Grindr, the most popular dating app for the LGBTQ community, is generating negative effect on men’s body image, especially when it came to weight, say researchers.Three out of four gay men…
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Want to cut food intake? Dine alone
London: If you are planning to cut down on your daily food intake to get into shape, better dine alone as a new research has found that people tend to eat more…
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Kareena Kapoor shimmers in strapless golden ensemble
New Delhi: Kareena Kapoor Khan, known for her chic style and fashion statements, is now unleashing her sensually glamorous side on Elle magazine’s cover. The actor is setting the temperature soaring with…
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Exposure to air pollution can make you more aggressive
New York: Researchers have found that breathing polluted air does not only make you sick, but it could also make you more aggressive.The research team from the Colorado State University found that…
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Parent’s lies to children, make them liars, selfish in adulthood
Washington D.C. [USA]: Lies spoken to children might help in controlling them for short term but continue to affect them even when they grow up. A new study published in the Journal…
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Respect your money earned, film star, Jenelia tells women folks
Hyderabad: Respect the money that you earned. It is not easy to earn money. We struggle a lot. We sacrifice a lot. So women must not only know how to manage their…
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For moms-to-be: Important tips for a healthy pregnancy
New Delhi: Ensuring correct nutrition for pregnant women is important not only for a healthy pregnancy, but also to make sure that the mother continues to remain strong throughout her gestation period…
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Much like dogs, cats can be securely or insecurely
Washington : Unlike dogs, cats are known for being aloof from their owners. But a study suggests that cat’s socio-cognitive abilities and the depth of their human attachments have been underestimated. The…
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Teenagers less responsive to mothers with controlling voice
Washington: Researchers claims that teenagers are less responsive and cooperative with mothers who have a controlling tone of voice. The experimental study involving over 1000 adolescents aged 14-15 is the first to…
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What makes Indian women happy? RSS survey reveals facts
New Delhi: An RSS study on what makes Indian women happy has shown some interesting responses from different ages. The survey was conducted on various parameters such as education, employment, health and…
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Try new bioactive therapeutic hair oil for hair growth-ST. FLORA
Are you shampooing and conditioning every couple of days, applying a hair mask and sleeping on a silk pillowcase, but why is your hair still suffering? The Chances are all you need…
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Dengue-the killer mosquito fever on rise in Telangana
Hyderabad: A dengue outbreak in Hyderabad and its surroundings has claimed more than 50 lives in last about 30 days. Over 1,300 people are suffering from Dengue. This number is constantly increasing.…
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Women respond quicker to natural disasters than men: Study
New York: Women are quicker to take cover or prepare to evacuate during an emergency, but often have trouble convincing the men in their life to do so, a new study suggests.“We…
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Mother or baby die in child birth every 11 seconds: UN
Global child and maternal deaths have fallen sharply in recent decades, but new UN statistics released Thursday show unequal progress, with more than five childbirths a minute ending in tragedy. Two reports…
