MEDINDIA NEWSLETTER
Issue No.88
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Celery is a storehouse of goodness and health, which helps cure hangovers, improve sleep, reduce cholesterol, prevent cancer, remove kidney stones and does many more benefits to the body.
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Explore the profound impact of hope on patient outcomes, medical innovation, and healthcare delivery.
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Not exercising can lead to weight gain, weakened muscles, poor mental health, and an increased risk of chronic diseases. Staying active is crucial for overall well-being.
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Discover 5 common brushing mistakes that could harm your teeth and gums, and learn how to correct them for a healthier dental health.
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Unusual fatigue, refusal to eat, large waistline, loud snoring, and sleep deprivation could indicate deeper health issues in children.
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The NHANES data reveals age-specific patterns in water and beverage consumption, highlighting the need for tailored public health interventions.
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Research shows that measuring three biomarkers in blood samples offers a better prediction of women's long-term cardiovascular risk than traditional methods.
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Discover how personalized menopause care and innovative femtech solutions are transforming women's health.
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Can omega-3 fish oil help prevent migraines? Yes, studies suggest that high-dose EPA/DHA supplementation may reduce migraine frequency and severity.
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Can a healthy food sample trigger unhealthy purchases? New research uncovers how sampling nutritious options may influence unexpected buying behavior.
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Watch out: Inhaling heavy metal cadmium from cigarette smoke, air pollution, and food can cause memory problems.
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Power Up Against Hypertension (High Blood Pressure or HBP): Cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, cabbage, kale and cauliflower) can lower blood pressure.
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A new triple pill, GMRx2, has proven more effective at controlling blood pressure in hypertensive patients compared to standard care, offering a promising solution globally.
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Low-impact yoga and exercise can help older women manage urinary incontinence by strengthening pelvic muscles, improving bladder control, and enhancing overall well-being.
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New anti-cancer ingredient: Table salt (sodium chloride), a common kitchen ingredient, activates immune cells to fight cancer.
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Microplastics in the body can cause chronic inflammation, oxidative stress, immune suppression, and increase risks of cancer, reproductive issues, and more.
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Bile duct cancer is cancer of the bile ducts, the tubes that connect the liver and gall bladder to the small intestine. Take this bile duct cancer quiz.
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Bipolar disorder has been rated among the more common disability-inducing conditions. Take this bipolar disorder quiz and know if you have bipolar disorder.
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A man phones a mental hospital and asks the receptionist if there is anybody in Room 27. She goes and checks, and comes back to the phone, telling him that the room is empty.
What would be the reply from the man?
Click here to view the joke >
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