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Grab these fruits before they’re gone!

Grab these fruits before they’re gone!

We have a reason to be happy! The city will see Monsoon, most likely, by mid June. But, with rains knocking on our door, there are few seasonal fruits that would become a rare sight. So, before that happens, why not stuff our tummies, as well as our kitchens, with these delicacies so that we... read more »

Use of mobile phones risk of brain tumou...

Use of mobile phones risk of brain tumours: Study

The study is done by researchers from France. The authors of the study, however, said that they will have to conduct more study to confirm if there’s added risk and the devices people are using keep evolving which means more research is needed going forward. Dr. L. Dade Lunsford, a... read more »

Junk food before falling pregnant raises...

Junk food before falling pregnant raises premature birth risk: study

A junk food diet high in fat, sugar and takeaway foods before conceiving a child is linked to a 50 increased risk of giving birth prematurely, a study has found for the first time. Women were warned that they need to change unhealthy habits before they get pregnant in order to give their child the... read more »

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It’s never too late to lose weight

It’s never too late to lose weight

London – Are you not hitting the gym thinking that weight loss at your age may not be of any help? Think again as researchers have now found that weight loss at any age in adulthood is beneficial as it could yield long-term heart and vascular benefits. “Our findings suggest that losing... read more »

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Community-based weight loss intervention better than self-help ap...

Washington – A new randomized controlled trial has found that overweight and obese adults following a community-based weight loss intervention, namely Weight Watchers, lost more weight than... read more »

Now, natural sweetener that`s calorie and carbohydrates free

Now, natural sweetener that`s calorie and carbohyd...

Washington – The search for viable alternative to sugar is now gathering steam. The Credit Suisse study notes that stevia—an all-natural... read more »

People with migraine problem twice as likely to suffer ...

People with migraine problem twice as likely to suffer from depression

Washington – The prevalence of depression among those suffering from migraine is nearly twice as high as for those without the disease (men: 8.4 percent... read more »

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... read more »

Fish oil could cut brain abnormality risk in elderly

Fish oil could cut brain abnormality risk in elderly

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

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On Valentine’s Day, the wedding proposal every girl secretly wants

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Some healthy snacks to masticate on

Soon after lunch, your alertness goes for a toss and you reach out for a cup of coffee. Leave that aside and consume sin-free food items like raw vegetables with hummus, oatmeal and organic... read more »

Vitamin A deficiency may up risk of childhood illnesses

School-age kids who do not get enough vitamin A are more likely to get sick with gastrointestinal and respiratory illnesses, a new study has found. The study followed nearly 2,800 children,... read more »

Low fat yogurt, cottage cheese lowers type 2 diabetes risk

London – According to a recent study eating low-fat yogurt can reduce the risk of developing type-2 diabetes by almost a third. Researchers at Cambridge University analysed seven-day... read more »

Turned 18? Check BP to lower heart disease risk later

The 25-year comprehensive study is the first to identify different long-term patterns of blood pressure levels and resulting cardiovascular risk.”Blood pressure in young adulthood can impact... read more »