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Indians at higher kidney disease risk due to air pollution
New York: Researchers have found that people living in countries with higher levels of air pollution such as India and China may face higher risks of developing kidney diseases. The…
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Take these steps for better skin during and after pregnancy
New Delhi:In the process of bringing a new life into the world, a woman goes through many emotional and physical changes, and following a self-care routine will help you take…
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Scientists detail early lung infection in COVID-19 patients
New York: A global team of researchers has for the first time described the pathology of early phase of lung infection in coronavirus (COVID-19) patients who were alive. Two patients…
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Diabetes treatable: Researchers cure diabetic Lab-mice
There’s good news for patients suffering from Diabetes Mellitus since a research team may have found a cure to the disease that effected 415 million of the world population. A…
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Low fruit, vegetable intake makes people vulnerable to anxiety
Washington: New research shows that adults who have low fruit and vegetable intake are more likely to be diagnosed with an anxiety disorder. “For those who consumed less than 3…
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Eat less, live longer!
California: Eating less is the way to a healthier body and longer life, suggests a new study. The study has been conducted by scientists from China and the USA and…
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Not just lungs, air pollution may also affect your kidney
Washington: The adverse effects on lungs while breathing polluted air is a well-known matter of concern. However, a recent study has now identified that higher levels of air pollution may…
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53% Indian women get intimate outside marriage: Report
New Delhi: Shattering the long-celebrated “pativrata” image of Indian married women, a new survey on Wednesday revealed that 53 per cent of Indian women admitted having already had an intimate…
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Health issues during 20s likely to develop weaker brain: Study
Washington: A new preliminary study has found that health issues in your 20s may lead to having problems with thinking, memory skills and the brain’s ability to properly regulate its…
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Electrolyte supplements ineffective for athletes: Study
Washington: Endurance athletes, who use sports drinks and other supplements during competitions to replenish their electrolyte levels, might be doing so in vain! Well, this is what a new study…
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Drinks with added sugar bad for heart: Study
New York: Consuming sugary drinks may be linked to lipid imbalance, which increases the risk of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), according to a new study. The study, published in Journal of…
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Bill Gates warns the coronavirus can hit Africa worse than China
In a presentation at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in Seattle, Bill Gates reportedly warned that the coronavirus could overwhelm health systems on the African continent.…
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Women gain significant weight after breast cancer: Study
Sydney: A new study suggests that patients suffering from breast cancer experience a significant increase in their weight after the development of the condition in the body. The study was…
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Stressed over board exams? Spend 10 mins daily with nature
New York: Amid the ongoing board exams, spending as little as 10 minutes in a natural setting like the neighbourhood park can help students feel happier and lessen the effects…
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Another reason to consume walnuts – healthy ageing!
California: Consuming walnuts every day makes ageing healthier for women, suggests a new epidemiological study. According to the study, women in their late 50s and early 60s who consumed at…
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Vietnam culls poultry in large numbers amid bird flu spread
Hanoi: More than 100,000 poultry have been culled in 10 provinces and cities of Vietnam where A/H5N6 and A/H5N1 bird flu broke out, Vietnam News Agency cited the country’s Ministry…
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New potential breast cancer drug identified
Scientists, including an Indian-American researcher, have identified a molecule that can help treat breast cancer, giving hope to patients who have become resistant to traditional therapies. The first-in-class molecule shuts…
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Simple blood test can help reduce heart disease deaths
London: Researchers have revealed how a simple blood test could be used to help identify cardiovascular ageing and the risk of heart disease. The study, published in the Journal of…
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Wearable sensor to predict worsening heart failure
New York: A new wearable sensor that works in conjunction with artificial intelligence (AI) technology could help doctors remotely detect critical changes in heart failure patients days before a health…
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Opioids for chronic non-cancer pain on rise: Study
Sydney: The number of people with chronic non-cancer pain prescribed an opioid medicine worldwide increased in the last two-and-a-half decades, say researchers. Chronic pain unrelated to cancer includes conditions such…
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Avert heart attacks by limiting salt
Washington: A high salt intake, which can trigger high blood pressure, can be one of the leading causes of a heart attack in people worldwide. Sodium inevitably goes into our…
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Intake of dairy milk linked to a higher risk of breast cancer
Washington: Intake of dairy milk is associated with a greater risk of breast cancer among women, according to a new study conducted by researchers at Loma Linda University Health. The…
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Experts find new approach for treating Schizophrenia
Washington: Alongside treating symptoms with medication and psychotherapy, experts are of the say that a better understanding of the experience of people with schizophrenia would enable clinicians to help patients…
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Like everything else, stress too comes with a positive effect!
Pennsylvania: A new study has thrown some positive light on stress and depression suggesting that despite all of its negative effects, stress still benefit people socially. The study was published…
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Eat fruits, yoghurt daily to reduce stroke risk
London: Different types of food are linked to risks of different types of stroke, say researchers, adding that higher intakes of fruit, vegetables and dairy products is linked to a…
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Harmful metals in e-cigarettes linked to DNA damage
New York: E-cigarette users are exposed to increased concentrations of potentially harmful levels of metals that are linked to elevated oxidative DNA damage, a new study has found. For the…
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New disease classification system for obesity
Maryland: In a recent study researchers proposed a new scientifically correct and medically actionable disease classification system for obesity based on the concept of Adiposity-Based Chronic Disease (ABCD). Diagnostic term…
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Specific gut bacteria may be linked to high BP
New York: Researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have identified a distinct collection of bacteria found in the gut that may contribute to and predict the development of pulmonary arterial hypertension…
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Meditation practice leaves traces in brain
Washington: According to a recent study, the subjective feeling of well-being experienced by many people with the practice of meditation is correlated with specific changes in the brain as researchers…
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Olive oil in Mediterranean diet may help you live longer
New York: The Mediterranean diet, which is commonly referred to as a heart-healthy way of eating, has been linked to a number of potential health benefits, now researchers have found…
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