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Make Stress Work for You

Make Stress Work for You

Increased workloads, peer pressure and workplace stress can truly strip you of your energy and happiness; but just imagine the scenario in the absence of this ‘stress’. No deadlines, less ...

New Herbal Remedy to Fight Malaria

New Herbal Remedy to Fight Malaria

Malaria now has a proven herbal remedy, says a new research! In a recent study, scientists have demonstrated that the powdered dried leaves of the plant, Artemisia annua (swee...

Broccoli Compound May Help Fight Leukemia

Broccoli Compound May Help Fight Leukemia

It is a well known fact that an apple a day keeps the doctor away, but did you know that a serving of broccoli a day could keep leukemia at bay? Like brussels sprout, cabbage and cauliflo...

Malaria Vaccine Reaching New Heights in Africa

Malaria Vaccine Reaching New Heights in Africa

Clinical trials for the malaria vaccine held recently have revealed that the vaccine RTS,S is capable of protecting infants in Africa against malaria. The results from the phase III ...

Men Are the Worst Drink Drivers: UK Study

Men Are the Worst Drink Drivers: UK Study

Alcohol is an integral part of daily life in UK with 10 percent of adults drinking every day and 27 percent drinking thrice a week or more. According to a report from the Department for Tr...

Memory Loss Can Begin In Your Thirties - Study

Memory Loss Can Begin In Your Thirties - Study

A recent study has discovered that memory loss could begin even while people are in their thirties. The average age when memory loss may be noticed is 57 years but recent stud...

Leisure Physical Activity Promises High Life Expectancy

Leisure Physical Activity Promises High Life Expectancy

Life expectancy is defined as the statistically 'expected number of years of life remaining at a given age'. Physical activity is believed to enhance life expectancy. Steven Moore a...

Baked Bread Aroma Promotes Goodwill - Study

Baked Bread Aroma Promotes Goodwill - Study

The endearing smell of freshly baked bread, homely and delicious, not only makes our salivary glands work overtime, but is also capable of making us much nicer persons. In our daily...

Meat-Rich Diet Poses Risk of Asthma and Hay Fever

Meat-Rich Diet Poses Risk of Asthma and Hay Fever

Asthma and hay fever are linked to high intake of meat in western diet. Excessive consumption of meat increases the risk of asthma and hay fever. A recent cross-sectional study co...

Alcohol With Energy Drinks - The Bad Mix

Alcohol With Energy Drinks - The Bad Mix

Researchers claim that mixing alcohol with energy drinks has detrimental effects on a person’s health. A number of youngsters are at the risk of severe health impacts due to consumption of...

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Blood Pressure Levels in Children Affected by Sodium Intake

Blood Pressure Levels in Children Affected by Sodium Intake

High blood pressure and sodium consumption are closely related. High intake of sodium increases your blood pressure significantly. A recent study published in the journal of Pedi...

Migraine in Women-The Role of Hormones

Migraine in Women-The Role of Hormones

Occurring in about 15% of the overall US population, migraine is disorder that affects a considerable portion of the population especially women. The intensity of the disorder in childhood...

Acrylamide in Potato Chips Associated With Cancer Risk

Acrylamide in Potato Chips Associated With Cancer Risk

You may have often wondered why the tastiest foods are also often among the most unhealthy! One such snack is potato chips. A favorite among both the young and the old, potato chips has...

Is Fat-free Popcorn an Ideal Snack?

Is Fat-free Popcorn an Ideal Snack?

Popcorn as a snack may satisfy your hunger better than potato chips of a similar label size, according to a recent study . One of the ways to reduce total calorie intake is to ...

Increased Coffee and Tea Consumption Elevates Vitamin D Levels and May Promote Weight Loss in Adolescents

Increased Coffee and Tea Consumption Elevates Vitamin D Levels and May Promote Weight Loss in Adolescents

Drinking 8 to 12 cups of coffee or tea per week elevates circulating vitamin D levels in adolescents independent of physical activity, sun exposure, age, gender and BMI, according to a S...

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