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For young women, depression tied to risk...

For young women, depression tied to risk of heart problems

Women under age 55 with suspected heart problems are twice as likely to have a heart attack, require artery-opening procedures or die if they also have depression, according to a new study. “We can’t prove with this study that depression causes heart disease, but we can say that these women do... read more »

5 simple steps to healthy nails

5 simple steps to healthy nails

A few magic ingredients from grandma’s kitchen can give you strong, healthy and shiny nails! Step 1- Chip your nails to the length you want. Step 2- File your nails in one direction. Never file them in back and forth direction as it causes the nails to chip and break. Step 3- Take a lemon,... read more »

5 Cardinal Rules In Life Everyone Should...

5 Cardinal Rules In Life Everyone Should Know About

5 cardinal rules in life : Make peace with your past, so it doesn’t spoil your present. Your past does not define your future – your actions and beliefs do. What others think of you is none of your business. It’s how much you value yourself and how important you think you are. Time heals... read more »

What women actually want in men?

What women actually want in men?

The findings contradicts a long-held view in evolutionary psychology that vouched that women are more likely to find highly masculine, dominant men more attractive when they are ovulating and fertile. “The idea that menstrual cycles will affect who women find attractive just does not hold up in... read more »

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Identified five new genes linked to belly fat

Simple ways to lose belly fat after pregnancy

New Delhi – Want to cut belly fat post-pregnancy? Choose fresh food over refrigerated one, don’t consume the same kind of dish everyday and chew well, says an expert. Capital-based Rita... read more »

Women on Mediterranean diet likelier to live past 70

Women on Mediterranean diet likelier to live past ...

Washington – A new study has found that women who stick to Mediterranean diet, which emphasizes the consumption of healthy fats, are 40 percent... read more »

Gut bacteria may play role in onset of rheumatoid arthr...

Gut bacteria may play role in onset of rheumatoid arthritis

Washington – A new study has suggested that bacterial disturbances in the gut may play a role in autoimmune attacks on the joints. Researchers have... read more »

Chronic stress` effects can be traced to your genes

Chronic stress` effects can be traced to your genes

Washington – A new study has showed that chronic stress alters gene activity in immune cells before they reach the bloodstream. With these changes, the... read more »

Internet can help mums prevent kids’ obesity

Internet can help mums prevent kids’ obesity

Washington – Researchers have shown how Web-based, at-home interventions can help mothers address behaviors known to protect against childhood... read more »

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Is obesity of your kid weighing down his/her academic performance? Then, persuade them to eat natural, unprocessed, raw food instead of chips, sodas and fast foods, move whenever possible,... read more »

Study finds stress is contagious

WASHINGTON — Feeling stressed? A new study finds stress can be contagious. The Max Planck Institute for Cognitive and Brain Sciences and the Technische Universität Dresden conducted... read more »

Stress in marriage can lead to depression, says study

Washington: Marital stress may make people more vulnerable to depression, a new study has warned. The study by University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers and their colleagues found that... read more »

Storehouse of nutrients, leafy Kale a must in our daily diet

Kale, a green leafy vegetable of the cabbage family, has shot to fame in the recent past. It originated in Asia and was brought to Europe around 600 BC. Also, known as a hidden superfood,... read more »

Laugh your way to improved short-term memory

Washington: A new study has revealed that laughter can improve short-term memory and makes the brain work better in older adults. The research conducted by Loma Linda University in Southern... read more »