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Yoga Proven to Reduce Depressive Symptoms

Weekly sessions of yoga can ease depressive symptoms in people with other mental health issues, according to a new study. Depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide, affecting more than 340

May 21, 2020

Health·Lifestyle

Childhood Obesity and Bladder Cancer show Correlation

Adults who were overweight in childhood may be at greater risk of developing bladder cancer, according to a new study. Published in the journal Annals of Human Biology, the study based on

May 21, 2020

Health·Science

Food Combinations Can Increase Dementia Risk

It’s no secret that a healthy diet benefits the brain and now, researchers say that what foods people eat together may be associated with developing the risk of dementia. The study looked

April 24, 2020

Health

WHO: Virus will Last a Long Time

The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday that the coronavirus continues to be extremely dangerous and will remain for a long time. “Make no mistake: We have a long way to

April 23, 2020

Corona Pandemic·Health

NASA Aids in War Against COVID

In a bid to find solutions that can address shortage of critical medical equipment like ventilators in tackling the COVID-19 crisis, the US space agency has joined forces with a task force

April 23, 2020

Corona Pandemic·Health·Technology

Researchers Find Elders Hospitalised with Pneumonia are at Risk

Researchers have found that elderly patients who are hospitalised with pneumonia are twice as likely to die as those hospitalised with hip fractures. Pneumonia is a common lung infection that can be

April 23, 2020

Corona Pandemic·Health

Hydroxychloroquine Shows No Benefit Against COVID

Hydroxychloroquine, an anti-malarial drug termed potential “game changer” for COVID-19 by US President Donald Trump, showed no benefit in treating patients with the disease in Veterans Health Administration medical centres in the

April 22, 2020

Corona Pandemic·Health

STUDY: Binge Drinkers Can Be Tamed by Turning off a Brain Receptor

Binge drinkers, here comes good news. A team of US researchers has found that deactivating a stress-signaling system in a brain area known for motivation and emotion-related behaviours can decrease binge drinking.

April 21, 2020

Health

STUDY: Women Get Less Medication After Heart Attacks

Women are more likely to die early after heart attack than men because they are often not prescribed the drugs they need, according to a new study. “Female heart attack patients may

April 20, 2020

Health·India

Screen Time Drives Insomnia in Kids

Dear parents, if you want your children to have proper sleep, read this carefully. Joining a growing list of studies that tell parents to shun devices at bed-time, researchers say that children

April 14, 2020

Health

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