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Diabetes Drug Metformin Decreases Weight Gain in Children With Autism

Diabetes Drug Metformin Decreases Weight Gain in Children With Autism

Highlights Autism affects tens of millions of children worldwide Antipsychotic drugs are prescribed to treat irritability, but it increases food craving Type 2 diabetes drug...

Can Citrus Fruits Protect You from Harmful Effects of Obesity?

Can Citrus Fruits Protect You from Harmful Effects of Obesity?

Highlights Obesity increases the risk of death from chronic diseases Oranges and other citrus fruits have beneficial effect on obese people Citrus fruits are rich in essenti...

Text Messages Could Help Dieters Maintain Their New Weight

Text Messages Could Help Dieters Maintain Their New Weight

Highlights Weight loss through diet and exercise is only half the battle Half of the lost weight can be regained within a year A simple commitment text message could help keep...

Obesity Epidemic Could Increase Complications of ICU Patients

Obesity Epidemic Could Increase Complications of ICU Patients

Highlights Unique challenges faced by hospital staff in treating critically ill obese patients in an ICU Study provides guidance on optimum care for such patients Criticall...

Obesity Increases Risk of Invasive Penile Cancer

Obesity Increases Risk of Invasive Penile Cancer

Penile cancer is a rare type of cancer with many risk factors Obesity or being obese is a common modifiable risk factor for penile cancer Higher the BMI, higher the risk of penile ...

Weight Loss Promotion Intervention Using Social Media & Mobile Technology

Weight Loss Promotion Intervention Using Social Media & Mobile Technology

Obesity is the leading cause of death among approximately 2.8 million people every year. Controlled weight loss could be achieved by nutritional, pharmacological and/or surgi...

Physical Inactivity Patterns in Indigenous Xavante Population of Brazil

Physical Inactivity Patterns in Indigenous Xavante Population of Brazil

Physical inactivity is an important global health issue. Decrease in physical activity is associated with overweight and metabolic disorders. But the physical activity patterns in ...

Eating on Time and Losing Weight Go Hand in Hand

Eating on Time and Losing Weight Go Hand in Hand

When we eat is an important factor in weight loss Morning and night shifts at work and jet lag due to travel affect eating patterns and schedule. Eating at the right time is recommend...

Screening of Patients With Sleep Disordered Breathing With NoSAS Score

Screening of Patients With Sleep Disordered Breathing With NoSAS Score

The polysomnography test used to diagnose sleep-disordered breathing like obstructive sleep apnea is a time consuming and expensive test The NoSAS is a validated screening ...

Promising Dietary Supplement for Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease

Promising Dietary Supplement for Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a common liver disease in obese individuals Astaxanthin, a pigment from an alga, has the potential to prevent and reverse liver changes associ...

Rice Endosperm Protein Beneficial for Metabolic Syndrome

Rice Endosperm Protein Beneficial for Metabolic Syndrome

Metabolic syndrome is a dangerous condition since it increases the risk of cardiovascular problems and diabetes. Lifestyle changes could possibly delay or prevent the development of s...

Change Your Way of Commuting to Improve Your Physical Health!

Change Your Way of Commuting to Improve Your Physical Health!

Being physically inactive has been the leading cause of premature mortality and obesity. The negative health consequences of a sedentary lifestyle are risk factors for type 2 Diabetes,...

Sedentary Nature of Job of Bus Drivers Could Lead to Increased Health Risk

Sedentary Nature of Job of Bus Drivers Could Lead to Increased Health Risk

Almost 80 % of contemporary jobs are sedentary in nature, involving little or no physical activity which pose a major health risk. Bus drivers reportedly spend nearly 83...

Tips to Living Well With Heart Disease

Tips to Living Well With Heart Disease

Heart disease is the number one cause of death among men and women The number of deaths due to cardiovascular disease is much more than the lives lost due to all forms of canc...

Heart-to-Heart About Heart Disease in Women

Heart-to-Heart About Heart Disease in Women

So let’s get to the heart of the matter. Coronary heart disease is one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality in both men and women. Many studies have been conducted in the past ...

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