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Couples sleep in sync when wife satisfie...

Couples sleep in sync when wife satisfied with marriage

Couples are more likely to sleep in sync when the wife is more satisfied with their marriage, a new study has found. Researchers found that overall synchrony in sleep-wake schedules among couples was high, as those who slept in the same bed were awake or asleep at the same time about 75 per cent of... read more »

Roast chicken with potatoes and veggies

Roast chicken with potatoes and veggies

My earliest memory of food: I remember eating cereal as a child. My favourite cereals were choco pops and fruity loops with milk. My favourite recipe: It’s a classic dish. I love roast chicken with potatoes and veggies. A favourite from my mom’s kitchen: I am a die-hard fan of her... read more »

Watch out for that tooth cavity

Watch out for that tooth cavity

With changing food habits, toothaches and cavities among kids are on a rise. Experts tell you how to protect your child’s teeth Is your six-year-old complaining of a toothache even after monitoring his sweet intake? Well, it could be because of the other junk food that he/she must have been... read more »

Now, app that helps parents manage stres...

Now, app that helps parents manage stress

New York: Now, dealing with your angry child will become much easier and simpler with this app, designed by scientists at Microsoft Research and University of California, San Diego. The app dubbed ‘ParentGuardian’ delivers research-based strategies to help decrease stress during... read more »

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Don't waste time on fad diets

Don’t waste time on fad diets

London – Fad diets, which lead to short-term weight loss, can often be a waste of time, according to a new study. Whether you’re following the Atkins and Dukan The Fast Diet, The Alkaline... read more »

Yoga improves men’s sex life

Yoga improves men’s sex life

Washington – Yoga not only improves lung capacity, stronger bones and lower risk of heart disease, but it also helps men have better sex, it... read more »

High blood-sugar makes Alzheimer’s more deadly

New BP guidelines could prevent 25 pc of heart attacks

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... read more »

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

Lasers could potentially cure Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

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 »

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Washington – Researchers have said that consuming two or more cups of coffee each day reduces the risk of death from liver cirrhosis by 66 per cent, specifically cirrhosis caused by non-viral... read more »