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Why cancer risk increases with age

Why cancer risk increases with age

A new study has suggested that the accumulation of age-associated changes in a biochemical process that helps control genes may be responsible for some of the increased risk of cancer seen in older people. Researchers suspect that DNA methylation, or the binding of chemical tags, called methyl... read more »

why being single is awesome

why being single is awesome

So you don’t have a girlfriend or boyfriend, but that doesn’t mean you cannot have fun. Being single is probably the best time of your life. So don’t get depressed about not being in a relationship or not having a girlfriend. Enjoy your single hood. Being single means you can be... read more »

5 things not to share with your boyfrien...

5 things not to share with your boyfriend

Where to draw the line in a relationship is very important. Certain info should only be limited to you. Personal affairs call for careful attention. And when it comes to a relationship, it makes all the more sense to keep certain personal information and details to self. The same applies to your... read more »

Bicycling your way to happiness

Bicycling your way to happiness

Which mode of transportation makes you happier – Metro, bus or auto? Forget those this weekend and try riding a bicycle to gain maximum happiness on the way. Investigating how emotions like happiness, pain, stress, sadness and fatigue vary during travel and by travel mode, researchers have... read more »

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New BP guidelines could prevent 25 pc of heart attacks

High blood-sugar makes Alzheimer’s more deadly

Washington – A new study has revealed that high blood-sugar levels, such as those linked with Type 2 diabetes, make beta amyloid protein associated with Alzheimer’s disease dramatically more... read more »

Lasers could potentially cure Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

Lasers could potentially cure Alzheimer’s and Park...

Washington – Scientists have discovered that photo acoustic therapy might be the long-awaited cure for brain diseases such as Alzheimer’s,... read more »

Aerobic exercise boosts memory in persons suffering fro...

Aerobic exercise boosts memory in persons suffering from MS

Washington – A new study has provided evidence for beneficial effects of aerobic exercise on brain and memory in people afflicted with multiple sclerosis... read more »

Experimental drug could potentially treat lung cancer

Experimental drug could potentially treat lung cancer

Washington – An experimental drug that has shown promise in the treatment of melanoma has also shown early potential as an effective treatment for... read more »

Sugar intake not directly linked with fatty liver disea...

Sugar-sweetened beverage tax could curb obesity and diabetes in India

Washington – A new study has claimed that sugar intake is not directly associated with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, as it was earlier... read more »

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Tuberculosis (TB) : How can it be prevented?

Tuberculosis (TB) is an airborne disease that mainly affects your lungs. TB is caused by various strains of mycobacteria, usually Mycobacterium tuberculosis. It is spread from one person to... read more »

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New blood test could predict risk of sudden cardiac death

Washington – A researcher has found that a simple blood test can predict a person’s risk for sudden cardiac death. Samuel C. Dudley , M.D., Ph.D, chief of cardiology at the CVI,... read more »

`Good night`s sleep` essential for brain health

Sleep apnoea could lead to elevated blood sugar levels

Washington: Researchers have linked sleep apnoea with elevated blood sugar levels, raising fears that people with the condition could be at an increased risk of cardiovascular illness and... read more »

Men who started smoking before age 11 likelier to have fatter sons

Washington – Researchers have revealed men, who started smoking regularly before the age of 11 had sons who, on average, had 5-10kg more body fat than their others by the time they... read more »

WhatsAppitis: Doctors say it’s real and your thumbs are in ...

The prestigious medical journal The Lancet has declared that ‘WhatsAppitis’ is a credible disease after diagnosing a 34-year-old-patient with “bilateral wrist pain” induced by over-use of the... read more »