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Add magic to your home decor

Add magic to your home decor

Proper lighting: Lighting can make or break a room: Mood lighting is very essential part of decor. Invest in a nice table lamp. Even hanging lamps will add much magic to your room. A little bit of greenery: The sure shot way to add life to your room is to have an element of greenery in the room.... read more »

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 »

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PIP breast implants don't increase risk of cancer in women

PIP breast implants don’t increase risk of cancer in women

London – Researchers have found no evidence to higher risk of cancer in women who have PIP breast implants. According to a review of PIP safety, women also do not need to have the faulty... read more »

Eating too much fish detrimental to health

Eating too much fish detrimental to health

Washington – Omega-3 fatty acids, which are normally found in fish, if taken in excess could have unintended health consequences in certain... read more »

Moderate exercise not only treats depression but also p...

Moderate exercise not only treats depression but also prevents disease

Washington – Physical activity is largely recognized as an effective tool to treat depression, but a new study has revealed that moderate exercise can... read more »

Running in high-heels may lead to knee problems later i...

Running in high-heels may lead to knee problems later in life

Washington – A new study has said that if you run a lot in high-heeled footwear you could be storing up knee problems for later in life. 9 out of 10... read more »

Obese women adjust diets according to extra calories fr...

Obese women adjust diets according to extra calories from soft drinks

Washington – A new study has revealed that obese women willingly decrease their food intake when additional calories from soft drinks are included in... read more »

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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 »

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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... read more »

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Beer-marinated meat cuts cancer-causing chemicals

Cherish grilled meat marinated in your favourite beer? Bring it on. It can reduce levels of potentially harmful substances in grilled meats, a new study suggests. Pilsner and black beer are... read more »

Smoking increases risk of TB recurrence

Regular tobacco smoke increases the risk of recurrence of tuberculosis in patients, a new study has found. The study published Monday provides critical new insight into the harmful links between... read more »