New Cancer Treatment Prevents Hair Loss from Chemotherapy September 13, 2019 13:10
A group of researchers, including an Indian origin, has discovered a novel method, which shows how hair loss from chemotherapy can be prevented during cancer treatment in patients, perhaps one of the most psychologically distressing…
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Kenya Becomes Third Country to Adopt World's First Malaria Vaccine September 13, 2019 10:49
Kenya on Friday became the third country in the world to use the world’s first vaccine to malaria, a disease that puts 800 children to death globally every day. The vaccine ‘RTS, S’,S aims to…
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Smelling Partner’s Shirt Can Lower Stress Levels in Women: Study September 09, 2019 11:06
The smell of clothes of your partner could have a powerfully calming effect. Smelling partner’s shirt can lower stress level in women, a recent study has found. Women feel calmer after being exposed to their…
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Teen Goes Blind After Surviving on French Fries, Pringles, White Bread September 05, 2019 06:24
Youngsters these days are extremely hooked on junk foodstuff. Despite knowing its ill-effects, most people are craving for unhealthy foodstuff to satisfy their hunger. A teenager in the United States crosses all his limits in…
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Indian Parents No Longer Scared of Kids Using Internet for Homework August 30, 2019 06:06
The internet besides changing our lives and increasing efficiency is also negatively affecting our lives. Thus far, the internet has reached virtually every corner of the globe from kids to older people. A study estimated…
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Social Media Stress Leads to Social Media Addiction: Study August 29, 2019 11:53
To tackle stress, social media users jump from one platform to another which may further lead to the risk of becoming more and more addicted to such platforms, says a new study co-conducted by Indian…
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Cancer Treatment Can Now Be Pain-Free August 27, 2019 10:41
In an age where 1 in 6 deaths globally is due to cancer, the researchers are making every effort to treat the deadly disease easily. Recently, the researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)…
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The Great Khali Workout and Diet Routine August 27, 2019 07:14
Ask any gym-goer who their inspiration is and they will certainly say Great Khali, an Indian professional wrestler. Dalip Singh Rana aka Great Khali is the first Indian World Champion in WWE history. If you…
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5 Home Remedies to Fix Cracked Heels August 27, 2019 05:20
Cracked heels are a common foot problem caused by obesity, dry skin, poorly fitting shoes, or standing for long period. At times it is lack of care and hygiene that lead to cracked heels in…
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How Binge Drinking Harms Women More Than men August 21, 2019 05:12
The consumption of an excessive amount of alcohol in a short period is turning up as a significant contributor to liver injury and is more damaging to women, according to a research team led by…
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Working with Animals Can Hurt Your Mental Health: Study August 16, 2019 07:11
Veterinary physicians, who regularly volunteer at animal shelters, are more vulnerable to depression, anxiety, and suicide ideation, says a study. "People who work or volunteer with animals are often drawn to it because they see…
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Fast Food Availability Linked with More Heart Attack Cases August 13, 2019 12:23
Eating fast food is not good for health and we are all familiar with it. Now, the researchers, including an Indian origin, have found something bizarre. According to a study, the areas with a higher…
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Anxiety, Stress Aren’t Always Bad: Study August 13, 2019 12:14
While a lot of us regard anxiety and stress as negative concepts in our lives, researchers have a different version to say about it. A new study has found that stress and anxiety play a…
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Social Support Helps Students to Exercise More: Study August 09, 2019 12:45
No matter what we wish to do, a little motivation from peers is of no harm. Similarly, a recent study found that a little encouragement to students from family and friends makes them turn exercising…
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