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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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Teens consider slim ciggies `safer`

Teens consider slim ciggies `safer`

London – Teenagers believe that slimline cigarettes are stylish, feminine and possibly safer than regular brands, researchers have claimed. A focus group of 15-year-olds from Glasgow see... read more »

Weekly exercise by pregnant moms boost babies’ brains

Weekly exercise by pregnant moms boost babies’ bra...

London – A new study has suggested when to-be-moms exercised for three 20-minute sessions a week, their babies’ brains showed more mature... read more »

Reed musicians at risk of developing `saxophone lung`

Reed musicians at risk of developing `saxophone lung`

Washington – A new study has claimed that reed instruments, such as the clarinet and saxophone, can be detrimental to the health of the musician if not... read more »

Healthy lifestyle changes could help combat depression

Healthy lifestyle changes could help combat depression

Washington – New studies have showed that healthy lifestyle choices could have positive impact in depression treatment, the effects of aging, and... read more »

Carrots, pumpkin seeds can make your skin glow

Carrots, pumpkin seeds can make your skin glow

New York – Don’t let dry chilly weather rob your skin and hair of their glow and shine. Look in your kitchen for carrots, pumpkin seeds and pineapple... read more »

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Researchers have said that feeling that you have a sense of purpose in life may help you live longer, no matter what your age. The research has clear implications for promoting positive... read more »

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Snacking on high-fat and high-sugar foods is linked to abdominal fat and fatty liver disease, according to a new study. The study found that a hypercaloric diet with frequent meals increases... read more »