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A European treat in Chandigarh

A European treat in Chandigarh

Adding more sweetness to the foodie landscape of Chandigarh, La Stella, the spanking new bakery in Sector 9, is an authentic European treat. Endeavouring to offer a taste of classic French patisserie, it emphasizes on quality ingredients, sophisticated simplicity, and attention to detail. This... read more »

How obese women can avoid heart risk

How obese women can avoid heart risk

Researchers have suggested that for otherwise healthy middle-aged women who are overweight or obese, physical activity may be their best option for avoiding heart disease. These findings were reported in a paper led by authors at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University and... read more »

Drink red wine to ward off cavities

Drink red wine to ward off cavities

New Delhi: Here is some good news for wine lovers as new studies suggest that drinking wine can help you avoid a visit to your dentist as it is believed to fight cavities. Researchers had previously discovered that red wine is also very beneficial for health as it contains resveratrol which is... read more »

Metals in cell phones may cause allergic...

Metals in cell phones may cause allergic reaction

WASHINGTON: Does your cell phone leave you itching? You may be allergic to the metals in the device! Studies have identified mobile phones and related devices as sources of metal sensitisation and potential causes of allergic contact dermatitis (ACD), scientists say. Despite efforts to control... read more »

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Diet shakes could help obese people lose up to 22kgs

Diet shakes could help obese people lose up to 22kgs

Melbourne – A new study has revealed that extreme starvation-style meal-replacement diets can help obese adults to lose up to 22kgs in 16 weeks. Professor Clare Collins, leading Australian... read more »

Fish oil could cut brain abnormality risk in elderly

Fish oil could cut brain abnormality risk in elder...

Washington – High long-chain omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid content in blood could cut small brain infarcts’ risk and other brain... read more »

Mum’s high cholesterol before pregnancy likelier to get...

Mum’s high cholesterol before pregnancy likelier to get passed on to children

Washington – A new research has revealed that if a mother had high LDL (“bad”) cholesterol prior to a pregnancy, her children are almost five times... read more »

Children born to teen mums likelier to have delayed dev...

Children born to teen mums likelier to have delayed development

Washington – A new study has revealed that children born to teen mothers have less developed speaking skills at age five than kids of older mothers. Dr.... read more »

Simple blood test could help millions suffering from IB...

Simple blood test could help millions suffering from IBS and IBD

Washington – A simple blood test may be the best way to determine if a patient is suffering from Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), or another serious... read more »

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London –  Researchers have identified a new compound that completely halts the spread of metastatic breast cancer in mice. The vast majority of deaths from cancer result from its... read more »

Identified five new genes linked to belly fat

Identified five new genes linked to belly fat

Washington –  In a breakthrough, that could help in treating obesity, scientists have identified five new genes linked to belly fat. A person’s measure of belly fat is reflected in the... read more »