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Exercises that help you battle pain

Exercises that help you battle pain

Walking for back pain: Got a nagging backache? Simply put on your sports shoes and walk. Numerous studies throw light on how walking lessens pain, boosts muscle strength and flexibility, quickens healing and can also prevent any further ache. One study showed that the activity brings down lower... read more »

Eating fish may prevent hearing loss in ...

Eating fish may prevent hearing loss in women

According to a new study, published online in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, eating two or more servings of fish every week may cut down the risk of hearing loss in women. The study assessed the link between consumption of total and specific types of fish, long-chain omega-3... read more »

Myth or fact: Is Hibiscus the new drug t...

Myth or fact: Is Hibiscus the new drug to cure diabetes naturally?

New Delhi: Diabetes has become a common disease these days just like any other whacky flu, cough and cold. Life is certainly not easy for a diabetic as one has to maintain a healthy lifestyle throughout, since there is no cure for the disease. Offering a new hope to diabetics, researchers at... read more »

Mangoes may help lower blood sugar: stud...

Mangoes may help lower blood sugar: study

Daily consumption of 10 grammes of mangoes can help manage high blood sugar, particularly in obese people, a new study has found. Researchers found that regular consumption of mango by obese adults may lower blood sugar levels and does not negatively impact body weight. “We are excited... read more »

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Smoking cessation products pose no serious heart risks: Study

Smoking cessation products pose no serious heart risks: Study

Washington – Nicotine replacement gums or popular drugs prescribed to help people quit smoking may not pose serious heart risks in users, according to a study. In recent years, there have been... read more »

Higher vitamin D levels in pregnancy may result in stronger babies

How hypnosis can make childbirth pain-free

Washington – Experts have claimed that a specific method of hypnosis, supposedly used by the likes of Kate Middleton and Kim Kardashian during... read more »

Key to preventing dementia: Mediterranean diet

Key to preventing dementia: Mediterranean diet

Melbourne – UK scientists have found that the Mediterranean diet, which includes fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, fish and olive oil, could help in... read more »

World’s first blood test to check fetus at risk o...

World's first blood test to check fetus at risk of stillbirth developed

Melbourne – In an attempt to reduce the number of stillbirth, scientists claimed to have developed the world’s first blood test that will aid in... read more »

Diabetes linked to higher liver cancer risk

New causes of diabetes discovered

Washington – A new study has found that diabetes was associated with an increased risk for developing a type of liver cancer called hepatocellular... read more »

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