Healthy women trying for a baby may have reduced chances of becoming pregnant in any month if they are stressed, the results of a study by researchers at Oxford University and the US National Institutes of Health suggest.
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Injection of botox, a muscle-relaxing toxin used to treat wrinkles in adults, is becoming more popular among US teenagers seeking to enhance their looks.
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Walking to one’s school could reduce the risk of heart attack later in life.
Children who walk down to school have lower stress levels and even smaller rises in blood pressure and heart rate while taking an exam than children who are driven to school.
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The ‘dirty money’ myth seems to have finally been dispelled, after a new study has revealed that banknotes don’t pick up enough bacteria to be dangerous. For the study, an international team, led by Ballarat University, has analysed banknotes from at least ten nations and found these are not contaminated with dangerous levels of [...]
Read More...Is exercise a must for treatment of Diabetes? What type of exercise is advisable? This is a very important aspect of treatment of Diabetes. It is advised to do some form of regular exercise like brisk walking, jogging, swimming, running on
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Read More...The wonder of technology has made work easy for us but at the same time made it difficult for our body to cope up with it. The new baby of technology, laptop is a big threat to our health. It takes
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Read More...What is Therapeutic Lifestyle changing (TLC)?We have started realising for the last few years the curse of modernisation on our health. This is also referred as “Couch Potato syndrome” as we will be watching TV and taking chips and drinks (soft
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Read More... An international consortium of researchers has shown that an investigational drug, Olaparib, can reduce the size of tumors in women with advanced hereditary ovarian cancer with BRCA gene mutations.
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In US, men and women adopt suicidal tendencies that are expected of them within their cultures, according to a psychologist.
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