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Women with more feminine faces do better...

Women with more feminine faces do better at the hustings

Washington – Researchers have highlighted voters’ perception of traditional femininity, political competence. According to the Dartmouth College-led study, female politicians’ success can be predicted by their facial features, especially in conservative states where women with more... read more »

Now, chocolates with edible holograms

Now, chocolates with edible holograms

Washington – A chocolatier in Switzerland has found a way to etch microstructures into chocolate that refract light to produce holographic images. No stickers, no additives, no paint. The holograms work similar to those etched into credit cards, except these are edible, Mashable... read more »

Sense of obligation leads to trusting st...

Sense of obligation leads to trusting strangers

Washington – Researchers have suggested that trusting a stranger may have more to do with feeling morally obligated to show respect for someone else’s character than actually believing the person is trustworthy. Researchers including lead author David Dunning, PhD, of Cornell University,... read more »

7 in 10 women lose self esteem due to Fa...

7 in 10 women lose self esteem due to Facebook, Twitter

London – A new study has revealed that women who spend a long time on social media sites tend to lose their self confidence. The research found that around 69 per cent of women refuse to believe that they are beautiful and around 41 per cent are unhappy with their bodies because according to... read more »

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Walking one hour per day cuts risk of developing breast cancer by 14 pc

Walking one hour per day cuts risk of developing breast cancer by...

London – A new study by an Indian origin researcher has revealed that women can cut their chances of developing breast cancer by walking for an hour each day. The American Cancer Society, which... read more »

Eating citrus fruits helps prevent formation of kidney cysts

Eating citrus fruits helps prevent formation of ki...

Washington – A component of grapefruit and other citrus fruits like naringenin, blocks the formation of kidney cysts, a new study has... read more »

Green tea and papaya can prevent diabetes: Researchers

Green tea and papaya can prevent diabetes: Researchers

Port Louis – Green tea and fermented papaya are preventive means for diabetes, researchers at the Centre of Excellence for Biomedical and Biomaterials... read more »

Post-traumatic stress disorder may raise heart disease ...

Post-traumatic stress disorder may raise heart disease death risk

Washington – People suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) face a greater risk of cardiovascular disease and death, a new study has... read more »

Exercise `as effective` as `popping` pills to beat dise...

Exercise `as effective` as `popping` pills to beat disease

Washington –  Researchers have claimed that exercise should be considered as a viable alternative to, or alongside, drug therapy for treating common... read more »

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London –  A new study suggests that sleeping pills taken by tens of thousands of Britons can increase the risk of heart attacks by up to 50 percent. Scientists found that zolpidem,... read more »

Health and wealth `more strongly connected` than previously believed

Health and wealth `more strongly connected` than previously believed

Washington – A team of researchers have suggested that health and wealth may be more strongly connected than previously believed. The group examined Americans’ Google search... read more »

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Washington –  Researchers have discovered two new genetic causes of neonatal diabetes. The new research by the University of Exeter Medical School has provided further insights on... read more »

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8 million lives saved since tobacco warning issued 50 yrs ago

Washington, Jan. 8 (ANI): A new study estimates that 8 million lives have been saved in the US because of anti-smoking measures that started 50 years ago with the groundbreaking report... read more »

Sugar-sweetened beverage tax could curb obesity and diabetes in India

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Washington – A sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) tax can help reduce the rise in obesity and type 2 diabetes rates in India, a new study has suggested. Sanjay Basu and colleagues, from Stanford... read more »