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Here’s how you should take your pr...

Here’s how you should take your protein for best muscle health

Galveston / USA – A new study suggests one needs to take adequate amount of protein at each meal of the day for best muscle health. According to the researchers at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, many Americans need to rethink the way they distribute their protein intake.... read more »

Drop olive oil on salad to lower BP

Drop olive oil on salad to lower BP

You have another reason to put olive oil on your salad – protection from hypertension. Putting olive oil on vegetables may bring health benefits that are not found when the oil is drizzled on other foods, research suggests. “The findings explain why Mediterranean diet supplemented with... read more »

A European treat in Chandigarh

A European treat in Chandigarh

Adding more sweetness to the foodie landscape of Chandigarh, La Stella, the spanking new bakery in Sector 9, is an authentic European treat. Endeavouring to offer a taste of classic French patisserie, it emphasizes on quality ingredients, sophisticated simplicity, and attention to detail. This... read more »

How obese women can avoid heart risk

How obese women can avoid heart risk

Researchers have suggested that for otherwise healthy middle-aged women who are overweight or obese, physical activity may be their best option for avoiding heart disease. These findings were reported in a paper led by authors at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University and... read more »

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Maternal smoking linked to poor infant immunity

Maternal smoking linked to poor infant immunity

Washington – A new study has revealed that smoking during pregnancy is associated with both respiratory and non-respiratory infections in infants, resulting in increased risk for... read more »

Binge drinking linked to increased stroke risk in middle-aged men

Binge drinking linked to increased stroke risk in ...

Washington – A new study has showed that excessive alcohol consumption increases the progression of atherosclerosis and the risk of stroke in... read more »

Poor sleep quality may trigger Alzheimer’s disease

Poor sleep quality may trigger Alzheimer’s disease

Washington – A new study has revealed that shorter sleep duration and lower sleep quality are both associated with onset and progression of Alzheimer’s... read more »

Low levels of vitamin D raise anemia risk in kids

Low levels of vitamin D raise anemia risk in kids

Washington –  A new study has revealed that low levels of vitamin D may increase a child’s risk of anemia. Investigators at the Johns Hopkins... read more »

Herbal and weight loss supplements, energy drinks deadl...

Herbal and weight loss supplements, energy drinks deadly for liver

Washington – Severe liver damage, and even failure, has been associated with weight loss supplements, a herbal supplement and energy drinks, according to... read more »

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Vitamin A deficiency may up risk of childhood illnesses

School-age kids who do not get enough vitamin A are more likely to get sick with gastrointestinal and respiratory illnesses, a new study has found. The study followed nearly 2,800 children,... read more »

Low fat yogurt, cottage cheese lowers type 2 diabetes risk

London – According to a recent study eating low-fat yogurt can reduce the risk of developing type-2 diabetes by almost a third. Researchers at Cambridge University analysed seven-day... read more »

Turned 18? Check BP to lower heart disease risk later

The 25-year comprehensive study is the first to identify different long-term patterns of blood pressure levels and resulting cardiovascular risk.”Blood pressure in young adulthood can... read more »

4 reasons why strawberries are good for you

New Delhi- If you’re not already a fan of strawberries, you should be because they have immense health benefits. The red, juicy, delicious strawberries are one of the healthiest fruits to... read more »

Ray of hope for HIV patients

Ray of hope for HIV patients

New York – In a significant discovery, researchers have identified a new protein that holds promise for the next-generation of anti-HIV drugs. The team at University of California, Berkeley,... read more »