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Weight loss surgery may cause bone loss

Weight loss surgery may cause bone loss

Regarded as the most effective treatment for severe obesity, bariatric surgery may lead to bone loss for at least two years even after the body weight stabilises, says a study. “The long term consequences of this substantial bone loss are unclear but it might put them at increased risk of... read more »

Ice-cream sandwiches are the hotnew dess...

Ice-cream sandwiches are the hotnew dessert

Reports are calling them the new cupcake.We bite into the trend to find out more… Throwing a summer soiree? This might be perfect as a chilled meal-ender. Forget the souffles and panacottas – the dessert that’s getting all the attention is the ice cream sandwich. It might sound... read more »

Mobile radiation is not harmful: experts

Mobile radiation is not harmful: experts

Mumbai: A group of health experts and doctors have come together on the same platform to dispel fears of harmful effects of radiation from mobile phones and towers. As part of an awareness campaign by the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), the experts have assured mobile phone users... read more »

How keeping cool could help you stay fit...

How keeping cool could help you stay fit!

Staying in a cool environment may help you stay fit as researchers have discovered that such environment stimulates growth of brown fat that burns energy to generate heat and may protect people from diabetes and obesity. Ambient temperatures can influence the growth or loss of brown fat in people,... read more »

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You can be allergic to a food, and eat it too!

You can be allergic to a food, and eat it too!

Washington – It is well known that the best way to prevent a severe allergic reaction is to totally avoid the offending food, but according to a new study you may no longer have to avoid the... read more »

Physical fitness could help prevent heart attacks

Why women get short of breath faster than men whil...

Washington – A new study has revealed that women find it harder to breathe than men during exercise because of greater electrical activation of... read more »

‘Tearless’ onions can help fight cardiovascular disease...

‘Tearless’ onions can help fight cardiovascular disease and control weight gain

Washington – A new study has suggested that a tearless version of onions can help fight cardiovascular disease and may play and important role in... read more »

2 cups of wild blueberries a day may help keep the doct...

2 cups of wild blueberries a day may help keep the doctor at bay

Washington – A new research has revealed that regular long-term wild blueberry diets may help improve or prevent pathologies associated with the... read more »

Obama visits Dallas to make case for Obamacare

Obama visits Dallas to make case for Obamacare

Houston – US President Barack Obama arrived in Dallas late Wednesday to urge Republican-led Texas, which has the highest rate of uninsured Americans in... read more »

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Eating more fruits and vegetables may reduce stroke risk by almost a third, according to a fresh look at recent evidence. The results support existing recommendations from organizations... read more »

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World Asthma Day: How sunlight reduces asthma

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Laughter can boost memory!

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Bangladesh receives WHO polio free certification

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