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  Health Sciences – Drink More Water to Avoid Kidney Diseases
  Rekha Mutyala	 Dec 11, 2017 0
  People with kidney stones have a higher risk of developing chronic kidney diseases and chronic diseases like diabetes and hypertension at a later stage, reveals a recent research by National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. Medicos…
  Air pollution Harms The Health of Unborn Babies
  Rekha Mutyala	 Dec 8, 2017 0
  Pregnant women exposed to air pollution from road traffic are more likely to give birth to babies that are underweight or smaller than they should be, a study conducted in the UK warns. However, when it comes to traffic-related noise, the…
  Here are Seven Super Fruits For Super Health
  Rekha Mutyala	 Dec 6, 2017 0
  By now, you would have heard of superfood spices and seeds, but there a whole lot of super fruits too that are brimming with antioxidants, minerals, and vitamins and need to be given a little bit more attention. Superfoods or superfruits…
  Air Pollution may Cause More Bone Loss & Bone Fracture Risk, Study Finds
  Rekha Mutyala	 Dec 5, 2017 0
  As one breathes in the pure air, the lungs and the immune system refresh, invigorate, and oxygenate our blood. As we breathe in dirty particulates, toxins, and fumes, the organs of our body have too much to deal with and are overwhelmed.…
  Drinking Fruit Juice can Increase The Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
  A new research has found that drinking fruit juice can increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. According to US scientists, fruit juice lacks fibre and contains high sugar, which may increase the risk of the condition. Diabetes…
  Eating Cheese Daily may Slash The Risk of Stroke & Heart Attack
  Cheese lovers, you just got a reason to load up on more cheese daily. According to a study published in European Journal of Nutrition, eating a daily portion of cheese could reduce the risk of fatal heart attacks and stroke. This comes just…
  Rekha Mutyala	 Nov 27, 2017 0
  Most picnickers would brush away flies from food, thinking nothing of bugs briefly landing on their sandwiches. But a new study suggests the insects carry far more dangerous bacteria than previously thought, meaning sandwiches are best…
  Niharika Gothula	 Nov 25, 2017 0
  Moderate coffee drinking is safe, and three to four cups a day may have some health benefits, according to a large review of studies, in the BMJ. It found a lower risk of liver disease and some cancers in coffee drinkers, and a lower risk…
  Cinnamon Spice Help in Reducing Obesity, Researchers Say
  Rekha Mutyala	 Nov 24, 2017 0
  Put an extra dash of cinnamon in your pie recipe this holiday season. A property in cinnamon, cinnamaldehyde, has the power to help reduce obesity by burning energy in our fat cells, according to researchers from the University of Michigan…
  Best New Guidelines for Monitoring High Blood Pressure
  Rekha Mutyala	 Nov 20, 2017 0
  "Best new guidelines for monitoring Americans as having high blood pressure": New Health Guideline means you may have high blood pressure. The recommended goal of the American Heart Association is the blood pressure of 140 to 90, 130 to 80.…
  Indian Scientists Found That Cardamonin may Prevent Colorectal Cancer
  Niharika Gothula	 Nov 18, 2017 0
  Spices make our food tasty. Now we have another reason to enjoy them more often. A group of Indian scientists have found that cardamonin, a chemical found in cardamom and other edible plants like ginger and peppercorn, is effective in…
  Biologists Exploited The Rhythm of DNA Replication to Kill Cancer Cells
  New DNA is generated in human cells from tiny building blocks called nucleotides produced by an enzyme called RNR. Until now, we have not fully understood how exactly the RNR rhythm and the presence of a right amount of nucleotides are…
  It may be Fructan Not Gluten That Upset People's Stomach, Study Suggests
  Niharika Gothula	 Nov 14, 2017 0
  A team of researchers with several members from the University of Oslo in Norway and one with Monash University in Australia has found that the familiar bloating many people experience after eating foods containing wheat may be due to…
  Harsha Mutyala	 Nov 2, 2017 0
  On Halloween night, most of us are focused on the candy that's coming into our homes. Not to mention, the extra pounds it could add if mom and dad sneak a few too many. But there is something else your kids and the entire family are…
  Zebra Medical Vision, a New Start-Up Using AI to Detect Cancer for $1
  Niharika Gothula	 Oct 31, 2017 0
  Zebra Medical Vision has created algorithms that read medical scans and detect disorders The company announced plans of a business model that offers each scan for $1 This is aimed at expanding advanced medical technology into emerging…
  Neurologists Warn That Air pollution in Delhi-NCR Can Cause Stroke
  Rekha Mutyala	 Oct 30, 2017 0
  As pollution levels deteriorate in the National Capital Region, health experts have warned that continuous exposure to polluted air has the potential to cause a stroke among adults. Although it was earlier believed that pollution only…
  Brown Sugar vs White Sugar – Here are Some Differences
  Rekha Mutyala	 Oct 28, 2017 0
  If you are a health conscious person, chances are that you take your diet very seriously. Everything you eat, or buy at the grocery store, is bought knowing the health benefits of each item. Every time you eat out, your portions are…
  Here are Top Six Risk Factors That Makes Chances for Getting Oral Cancer
  Niharika Gothula	 Oct 14, 2017 0
  Risk factors are something that makes chances for getting any disease. For instance, smoking is a risk factor for lung cancer. Also, factors like aging, lifestyle preferences and drug consumption also pose risks for several diseases. With…
  Apples – Here are 8 Incredible Health Benefits That You May Not Have Known
  Apples : They are delicious, they are nutritious and a handful may even help keep doctor away. The season of apples is here and we can't wait to have our fill of these juicy and crunchy wonders. Whether you have them as a stand alone snack…
  Indian Woman at WHO | Soumya Swaminathan Appointed as WHO Deputy Director General
  Harsha Mutyala	 Oct 12, 2017 0
  Dr Soumya Swaminathan will hold the newly created post The World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday appointed Soumya Swaminathan one of two deputy directors general, the first time such a post has been ever created within the…