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Almost a third of the world is now fat

Almost a third of the world is now fat

Almost a third of the world is now fat, and no country has been able to curb obesity rates in the last three decades, according to a new global analysis. Researchers found more than 2 billion people worldwide are now overweight or obese. The highest rates were in the Middle East and North Africa,... read more »

Inability to taste fat may cause obesity

Inability to taste fat may cause obesity

People who cannot detect fat in food are more likely to overeat and therefore become obese, a new study has found. The finding adds weight to the growing body of research that points to a connection between fat taste and obesity. Researchers at the Deakin University, Australia, found that people... read more »

This Diet Reduces Weight and Controls Ch...

This Diet Reduces Weight and Controls Cholesterol

What could be better than an all-in-one weight loss diet? A recent study at St. Michael’s Hospital showed that a modified Atkins diet, called “Eco-Atkins” diet, can be effectively used to reduce weight and lower the risk of developing heart diseases. The study revealed that the... read more »

Google Doodle Celebrates Rachel Louise C...

Google Doodle Celebrates Rachel Louise Carson’s 107th Birthday

New Delhi – Google dedicates the doodle for the day to Rachel Louise Carson, an American marine biologist and conservationist. Her book, Silent Spring was noted and credited with advancing the global movement on environment. Google celebrates her life, achievements and contributions to... read more »

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Researchers identify `biomarker` protein to help diagnose Alzheim...

Washington – Researchers have identified six proteins in spinal fluid that can be used as markers for the illness. Katarina Kagedal, reader in Experimental Pathology at Linkoping University,... read more »

How sleep loss adversely affects immune system

How sleep loss adversely affects immune system

Washington – Researchers have identified the genes that are most susceptible to sleep deprivation and are examining if these genes are involved... read more »

Women’s chronic pain more complex and severe than men’s...

Women’s chronic pain more complex and severe than men’s

Melbourne – Experts have claimed that women’s chronic pain is more complex and harder to treat than chronic pain in men. This means gender-specific... read more »

Listening to favourite music can help relieve nagging p...

Listening to favourite music can help relieve nagging pain

London – Researchers have claimed that listening to favourite music can help you manage pain. A new survey by chemists at LloydsPharmacy has sown that... read more »

Older adults who use internet likelier to partake in ca...

Older adults who use internet likelier to partake in cancer-preventive behaviours

Washington – A new study has revealed that older men and women who are consistent internet users are twice as likely to participate in screening for... read more »

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Eat strawberries to lower bad cholesterol

Washington –  A rich source of antioxidant and anti-inflammatory nutrients, strawberries offer a range of health benefits. Adding to the long list is a recent study published in the... read more »

Why dark chocolate is good for your heart

Washington – Researchers have suggests that consumption of dark chocolate lowers the augmentation index, a key vascular health predictor, and reduces adhesion of white blood cells to... read more »

Regular exercise can make you smarter

New Delhi –  If you think exercising is all about losing those extra pounds or just a way of being fit, think again! Just 30 minutes of physical activity a day can actually make you... read more »

74 per cent children in Kerala use tobacco, says study

Seventy-four per cent children in Kerala use tobacco, according to a recent multi-state survey conducted by National Drug Dependence Treatment Centre and the All India Institute of Medical... read more »

Indian-American Scientist Develops Diagnostic for Cancer

In a breakthrough, an Indian- American scientist at the prestigious MIT has developed a simple, cheap, paper test that could improve cancer diagnosis rates and help people get treated earlier. The... read more »