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Climate Change Increases Risk Of Underweight By 25% In India's Vulnerable Districts: Study
Districts highly vulnerable to climate change consistently underperform on achieving health targets, such as stunting and problems accessing healthcare, compared to less vulnerable districts.
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Study Reveals How The Brain Evolves Through Five Distinct Stages
The lead researcher added that the study is the first to identify major phases of how brain wiring changes across a human's lifespan.
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Cocoa And Tea Can Help Prevent Heart Damage Caused By Prolonged Sitting: New Study
A recent study from the University of Birmingham found that eating foods that are rich in flavanols may help protect men's blood vessels from the negative effects of prolonged sitting. Read on to know more about the study.
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One In Four Indian Adults Obese, Claims New Report
Quoting the National Family Health Survey 2019-21, the study says that in Delhi, 41 per cent of women are obese compared to 12 per cent in Meghalaya.
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What Is The Best Time To Drink Coffee And When You Should Avoid It
If you love coffee and wonder when to drink it to get its maximum benefits, heres a little breakdown for you and your body.
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Parkinsons Disease Alters Brain Blood Vessels Over Time, Finds New Study
Researchers in Australia have found that Parkinson's disease causes significant and progressive changes in the brain's blood vessels, changing the understanding of the disease.
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Compound In Long Pepper May Help Treat Colon Cancer, Odisha Scientists Confirm
A natural compound found in long pepper can be an effective and cost-efficient agent against colon cancer cells, said researchers at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Rourkela on Tuesday.
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Reducing The Number Of Cigarettes You Smoke Will Not Help, Says New Study; This Will
A recent study published in PLOS Medicine highlights how smoking intensity and cessation can impact your heart, health and more.
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New Study Reveals Gender Differences In Brain Patterns Linked To Substance Abuse Risks
Findings published in the journal Nature Mental Health "may help explain why boys and girls often follow different paths toward substance use and addiction", said senior author Amy Kuceyeski.
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Current Heart Attack Screening Tools Miss 45% People At Risk, Claims New Study
The cardiac screening tools used currently may be missing out 45 per cent of people at actual risk of heart attacks, according to a new study.
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Current Heart Attack Screening Tools Miss 45% People At Risk, Claims New Study
The cardiac screening tools used currently may be missing out 45 per cent of people at actual risk of heart attacks, according to a new study.
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Exposure To High Heat During Pregnancy May Lead To Premature Birth: Study
An exposure to high temperatures during pregnancy could be disrupting amino acids and vitamins key to managing stress and energy, thereby increasing the risk of a premature delivery, suggests an analysis of blood samples.
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Hearing Loss An Early Warning Sign For Alzheimer's, Study Warns: Don't Ignore These Other Red Flags
A growing body of research now points to hearing loss as a compelling early indicator of Alzheimer's disease.
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Uranium Found In Breast Milk In Several Bihar Districts, Study Shows
A recent study has revealed alarming levels of uranium (U238) in the breastmilk of lactating mothers across several districts in Bihar, raising serious health concerns for their infants.
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Coffee Is Good For Your Gut, Liver And Overall Health, But Avoid These 3 Mistakes
Studies indicate that regular coffee consumption is associated with a decreased risk of liver diseases, including cirrhosis and fatty liver disease.
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Climate Change Increases Risk Of Underweight By 25% In India's Vulnerable Districts: Study
Districts highly vulnerable to climate change consistently underperform on achieving health targets, such as stunting and problems accessing healthcare, compared to less vulnerable districts.
-
Study Reveals How The Brain Evolves Through Five Distinct Stages
The lead researcher added that the study is the first to identify major phases of how brain wiring changes across a human's lifespan.
-
Cocoa And Tea Can Help Prevent Heart Damage Caused By Prolonged Sitting: New Study
A recent study from the University of Birmingham found that eating foods that are rich in flavanols may help protect men's blood vessels from the negative effects of prolonged sitting. Read on to know more about the study.
-
One In Four Indian Adults Obese, Claims New Report
Quoting the National Family Health Survey 2019-21, the study says that in Delhi, 41 per cent of women are obese compared to 12 per cent in Meghalaya.
-
What Is The Best Time To Drink Coffee And When You Should Avoid It
If you love coffee and wonder when to drink it to get its maximum benefits, heres a little breakdown for you and your body.
-
Parkinsons Disease Alters Brain Blood Vessels Over Time, Finds New Study
Researchers in Australia have found that Parkinson's disease causes significant and progressive changes in the brain's blood vessels, changing the understanding of the disease.
-
Compound In Long Pepper May Help Treat Colon Cancer, Odisha Scientists Confirm
A natural compound found in long pepper can be an effective and cost-efficient agent against colon cancer cells, said researchers at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Rourkela on Tuesday.
-
Reducing The Number Of Cigarettes You Smoke Will Not Help, Says New Study; This Will
A recent study published in PLOS Medicine highlights how smoking intensity and cessation can impact your heart, health and more.
-
New Study Reveals Gender Differences In Brain Patterns Linked To Substance Abuse Risks
Findings published in the journal Nature Mental Health "may help explain why boys and girls often follow different paths toward substance use and addiction", said senior author Amy Kuceyeski.
-
Current Heart Attack Screening Tools Miss 45% People At Risk, Claims New Study
The cardiac screening tools used currently may be missing out 45 per cent of people at actual risk of heart attacks, according to a new study.
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Current Heart Attack Screening Tools Miss 45% People At Risk, Claims New Study
The cardiac screening tools used currently may be missing out 45 per cent of people at actual risk of heart attacks, according to a new study.
-
Exposure To High Heat During Pregnancy May Lead To Premature Birth: Study
An exposure to high temperatures during pregnancy could be disrupting amino acids and vitamins key to managing stress and energy, thereby increasing the risk of a premature delivery, suggests an analysis of blood samples.
-
Hearing Loss An Early Warning Sign For Alzheimer's, Study Warns: Don't Ignore These Other Red Flags
A growing body of research now points to hearing loss as a compelling early indicator of Alzheimer's disease.
-
Uranium Found In Breast Milk In Several Bihar Districts, Study Shows
A recent study has revealed alarming levels of uranium (U238) in the breastmilk of lactating mothers across several districts in Bihar, raising serious health concerns for their infants.
-
Coffee Is Good For Your Gut, Liver And Overall Health, But Avoid These 3 Mistakes
Studies indicate that regular coffee consumption is associated with a decreased risk of liver diseases, including cirrhosis and fatty liver disease.
