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Watching too much TV may cause early dea...

Watching too much TV may cause early death: Study

People who watch TV for three hours or more each day may be twice as likely to die prematurely than those who watch less, a new study says. Researchers of the American Heart Association assessed 13,284 young and healthy Spanish university graduates to determine the association between three types... read more »

Aster DM Healthcare opens its eight ACCE...

Aster DM Healthcare opens its eight ACCESS Clinic in the UAE

Aster DM Healthcare, the leading healthcare conglomerate in the Middle East and India, has opened its eighth ACCESS clinic at Souk Al Kabeer, Bur Dubai. ACCESS Clinic, which has rapidly gained success since its establishment in 2012, offers quality and affordability aiming to cater to the... read more »

Soon, smartphone to monitor your stress ...

Soon, smartphone to monitor your stress levels

Washington: Researchers have developed a device that uses your smartphone to monitor your stress levels. The device can use any smartphone to measure the cortisol concentration in saliva in less than 10 minutes, researchers said.”We have developed a method for measuring cortisol in saliva... read more »

Food for your healthy bones

Food for your healthy bones

Nutrients like calcium and vitamin D are essential if you want to build strong bones. While calcium helps strengthen bones and teeth structure, vitamin D improves calcium absorption and bone growth. One of the main reasons of osteoporosis is a calcium and vitamin D deficiency . Hence, it is... read more »

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Late nights can make you feel sick

Late nights can make you feel sick

Wellington – Jet lag, shift work or any late night might be the reason behind you getting sick, a new study has revealed. That’s because the body’s internal clock is set for two... read more »

E-cigarettes `may not` significantly reduce heart disease risk

`Hopeful` scientists say e-cigarettes could save m...

London – If all smokers in the world switched from cigarettes to electronic cigarettes, it could save millions of lives, scientists have... read more »

Aerobics helps healthy aging adults improve memory and ...

Aerobics helps healthy aging adults improve memory and brain health

Washington – A new study has found that engaging in a physical exercise regimen helps healthy aging adults improve their memory, brain health and... read more »

Diabetes could also cause bone deterioration

Diabetes could also cause bone deterioration

Washington – Researchers including two Indian-origin scientists have confirmed that osteoporosis could be caused by type 2 diabetes. Senior author... read more »

Pregnant mums who drink wine may be healthier than thos...

Pregnant mums who drink wine may be healthier than those who don’t

Washington – A new research has revealed that women who drink small amount of wine during pregnancy tend to be healthier in other ways than mothers-to-be... read more »

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Control sugar: Limit fruit juice intake to once a day

London – Love fruit juice daily in the morning? Limit the glass to once a day because of its high sugar content, researchers from the British government’s ‘National Diet and... read more »

How to avoid mosquito bites and prevent malaria infections

Although, malaria mortality rates have fallen by 42% globally and 49% in Africa, this life-threatening disease needs to be watched and treated in time. According to the World Health... read more »

Summer special : Tips to prevent dehydration, heat stroke

New Delhi – In this scorching heat people are at high risk of dehydration and worse. A heat stroke occurs when a person faces prolonged exposure to high temperatures in combination... read more »

Brain zapping may control scary dreams

A new study has found that electric scalp stimulation can help control nightmares, especially for those who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. According to the researchers,... read more »

Teen smoking related to parent smoking patterns

The more time a child is around a parent who smokes, the greater the chance the child will become a regular smoker, researchers said. The researchers looked at smoking patterns: timing, duration and... read more »