all news tagged with 'Health'

• World Tobacco Day : Shopkeepers urged to ensure hygienic conditions
• Punjab Mandi Board Starts Special Health Camp In Maqsudan Vegetable And Fruits Market
• Amid COVID-19 Chaos, Apollo Hospitals done difficult liver transplant of 10-month old
• Study shows that COVID 19 may affect the Central Nervous System causing loss of smell and taste
• CIMAP’s Herbal products may boost immunity to avoid infection
• Boost your immunity with the right nutrients -a detailed guide
• Chronic Kidney Disease and Diet
• One Day Drug De -addiction Seminar Organized at GDC Anantnag
• PMO reviews corona virus response and preparedness
• RC Sensitizes Officials And Employees Of Punjab Bhawan To Keep Safe From Covid -19
• Health Secretary reviews action taken and preparedness with the concerned Ministries/Depts and States/UTs on Novel Coronavirus (COVID 19) through video conference
• Obesity: A staggering public health challenge in Punjab
• Sankara Eye Foundation celebrates journey of two million smiles in India through completion of free eye surgeries
• Coronavirus: no risk to catch disease from eating chicken, mutton, says DAK
• No case of coronavirus in Kashmir, but swine flu threat looms large
• Update on Novel Coronavirus: More than 9400 persons under surveillance No new case reported
• Coronavirus death toll hits 811, over 37,000 infected
• Health Secretary reviewed the Novel Coronavirus disease situation
• Coronavirus: DAK seeks testing facility in Kashmir
• Health Secretary reviews preparedness of States with concerned Ministries/Depts on Novel Coronavirus through video conference
• World Cancer Day : An opportunity to spread the word & save precious lives With AMRI Hospitals
• Coronavirus: Series of awareness programs held across Bandipora
• Kashmir has potential threat of coronavirus : DAK
• Corona-virus: Don’t panic, take precautions: DAK tells People
• Intensified Pulse Polio Immunization held across Kashmir
• Columbia Asia referral Hospital Yeshwanthpur initiates massive campaign to become plastic free hospital
• Skin requires special attention in winter, says experts
• Prevent infectious disease spread among children during the winter
• Cold weather heightens risk of high blood pressure : DAK
• Son saves father’s life in a rare liver transplant surgery
• IVF & Fertility Centre at ESIC PGIMSR College & Hospital Inaugurated
• Health Department issues Appointment Letters to 4 Chemical Analysts
• Health department holds awareness seminar over vector borne diseases in government high school, boota mandi
• Air pollution in India linked to heart attack, stroke
• High dose of O-T-C niacin supplement linked to blindness
• Preparations afoot to start 102-108 Ambulance Services in J&K: MD NHM
• Himachal Pradesh receives prize for best performance in T.B. Control
• Punjab Launches Anemia-Free Campaign For Pregnant Women, Lactating Mothers And Adolescent Girls
• Polio Awareness Rally Flagged Off
• Fertility preservation aroused hope in cancer patients
• NEUBERG Bets Big On Superior Diagnostic Experience
• Health secretary flags off eye donation awareness van
• Manipal Hospitals Bangalore Successfully Removes Fetus Like Tumor From 7-Month Old Baby Boy
• Aster CMI conducts awareness workshop to encourage breastfeeding among new mothers
• Hotter weather linked to higher suicide rates
• Red wine can treat depression, anxiety: Study
• 5 hours daily on phone increases risk of obesity
• Men hesitant to address infertility issues fearing stigma
• One-hour exercise with proper hydration may tackle low BP
• Cancer tissue-freezing may help patients cut treatment cost
• Eating this bacteria may cut heart disease risk
• Electronic cigarettes damage brain stem cells : Researchers
• Vitamin D deficiency at birth ups risk of high BP in kids
• Dangerous toxins found in enamelled decoration of beer bottles
• Air pollution linked to hypertension, heart diseases: Study
• Statins may double diabetes risk: Study
• Drink coffee to tackle obesity, suggests study
• Here's everything you need to know about babies and skin rashes
• Frequent vacations good for your heart
• Want super performance in bed? Practice yoga
• Yoga can help cope with mental illness
• Breast cancer raises heart disease risk
• Drug to boost growth in kids with dwarfism shows promise
• AMRI Hospitals-Bhubaneswar is impacting several lives with robust health care programmes and campaigns
• Asthma patients skipping doses owing to high cost: Study
• Evening exercise as good as morning workout
• Smoking may impair blood pressure autocorrect system
• Heavy red meat eaters at increased risk of death
• High calorie diet causes brain health to decline faster: Study
• Lowering BP, sodium intake may cut 94 mn early deaths
• Here's how night owls can advance sleep timings by 2 hours
• Brain-dead Pune man gifts life to 4 people
• Junk food consumption ups allergy risk in kids
• This tool customises caffeine intake for alertness
• Nicotine in e-cigarettes raises chronic bronchitis risk: Study
• Best foods to include in a weight loss diet plan
• Unsalted tomato juice cuts heart disease risk
• Childhood adversity ups risk of mental health disorder
• Eating blueberries can improve heart health
• Depression may put women at risk of chronic diseases
• Women with stomach cancer live longer than men patients
• Flavoured e-cigarettes trigger heart disease risk
• Care for your hair with aloe vera, coconut oil
• Unhealthy food at work ups risk of lifestyle ailments
• Health department celebrates world hypertension day
• Biocon to soon market breast cancer drug in Canada
• Have plenty of curd daily to reduce anxiety
• Here's why you should apply sunscreen indoors too
• Heart disease risks in overweight, obese kids similar
• Women with sleep apnea at greater cancer risk
• Every fourth patient visiting AIIMS dissatisfied: Survey
• Drinking coffee does improve bowel movement
• Heart attacks more severe in morning than night
• Chewing gum additive linked to colorectal cancer
• AI can beat doctors in predicting heart attack
• Good sleep, mood can help you stay sharp in old age
• New AI method predicts future risk of breast cancer
• Heart failure deaths rising among younger adults in US
• Your child must not cough their childhood away!
• Improving fitness can help you cut cancer risk
• Decoded: Why people love to have coffee or beer
• Eating walnuts daily lowers heart disease risk
• Scientists find cocaine in UK shrimp
• Quitting smoking cuts bladder cancer risk in women
• Cancer-stricken village near nuclear test site cries for help
• Smartphone, AI may help detect diabetic retinopathy
• Exam stress? Shun fast food now
• New treatment for diabetic kids shows promise
• e-cigarettes effective way to quit smoking: Indian study
• Heavy, tall kids at higher risk of kidney cancer
• Gousia Shafakhana commemorates 10 years of services
• Suffering from high BP? Don't take work stress lightly
• Eating comfort food in stress will add extra kilos
• Smartphone game can help detect Alzheimer's risk
• Indian women at high death risk from diabetes: Study
• Cancer patients more likely to use marijuana: Study
• AI can diagnose PTSD by analysing voices: Study
• This tiny cell is good news for cancer survivors
• NYC declares health emergency due to measles outbreak
• New AI system may help detect prostate cancer
• Diabetes in pregnancy ups the risk in kids later
• Novel app may predict hernia risk after abdominal surgery
• Muscle power likely to help you live longer: Study
• Prostate medicines linked to Type-2 diabetes
• How chronic stress promotes breast cancer development
• Food additive in frozen meat, crackers worsens flu
• Vitamin D excess may lead to kidney failure
• Just one drink daily can raise stroke risk
• Stop smoking cigarettes before they make you blind
• France bans breast implants linked to rare cancer
• Massive rise in mental health awareness in India
• Just 20-minute 'nature pill' can lower your stress
• Media multitasking may increase obesity risk: Study
• Long travel to work during pregnancy may harm baby
• Regular intake of sleeping pill may impact BP
• Scientists discover new prospect of treating autism
• Exercise can boost health in breast cancer survivors
• Gazing at coffee reminders can arouse your brain
• Working in shifts may increase heart disease risks
• Drinking orange juice daily may keep strokes at bay
• Is Surma Safe For Newborn Eyes?
• Message by youth with Candlelight at Jawlamukhi highlighting urgency to EndTB
• State Level World TB Day participatory workshop organised
• DTC Jammu observes World TB Day
• World TB Day observed at Kupwara, Pulwama
• It’s Time to bend the curve sharply to #endTB
• First in Asia, Aster CMI Doctors rescue teen suffering from rarest of the rare genetic disease
• Swaddling A New Born Myths & Realities
• Now, Head Constable Authorised To Challan Offender Smoke Tobacco At Public Places
• World Leprosy Day: A multipronged approach towards early detection and rehabilitation of patients can reduce India’s burden
• Healthy Woman, A Bridge To Developed Nation
• Effects Of Mobile Phones On Children’s Health
• Snow shoveling increases risk of heart attack : DAK
• Aster CMI Hospital conducts unique nerve pacing surgery on a 7 year old Kenyan Child
• India Day inaugurated as Partners ‘Forum 2018 takes Centre stage
• This deadly bacterium is present in everyone's skin : Study
• Your body may not cope with evening stress : Study
• Habitual tea drinking can lower risk of fracture
• Hair regrown on damaged skin on lab mice
• Lung disease in middle-aged people may up dementia later
• Lung disease in middle-aged people may up dementia later
• Not just respiratory system, air pollution may also severely affect eyes : Doctors
• Eat less meat to meet climate targets : Study
• Obesity increases asthma risk in children: Study
• Ancient genetic mechanism's discovery to aid treatment: Study
• Sperm count 50% lower in men whose fathers smoke: Study
• Air pollution exposure linked to breast cancer: Study
• Hypnotherapy may offer treatment for irritable bowel syndrome : Study
• Steps to treat your sagging skin
• Mother's weight determines child's BMI : Study
• Aspirin and omega-3 safe, lower bowel cancer risk : Study
• Depression linked to increased risk of irregular heartbeat : Study
• New drug shows promise in halting spread of brain cancer
• Millennial stress load - and how to overcome it
• Bullying, violence at workplace linked to heart disease, strokes
• New dual-action virus effective in treating cancer
• Omega-3 fatty acids reduce preterm birth risk : Study
• Weightlifting less than an hour a week may cut stroke risk
• MoU signed on India-UK Cancer Research Initiative for Affordable Approaches to Cancer
• Probiotics can help increase bone density : Study
• Skin care regime during winters for different skin types
• Can managing cholesterol reduce Alzheimer's risk?
• Coronary calcium tests better predictor of heart attack risks
• AI tools may fail during key medical diagnosis : Researchers
• Researchers develop affordable cellphone-based tool to detect HIV
• Social media use linked to depression, loneliness : Study
• Soy-formula milk linked to menstrual pain later : Study
• Exercise, diet apps boost health well-being in youth : Study
• Human babies and chimps laugh alike : Study
• Poor aerobic fitness can up diabetes, heart disease risk in kids
• Your genes may not help you live long
• Weight management in pregnancy may affect child's bone health
• Eat veggies, fish to ward away heart disease
• Early rising women at lower risk of breast cancer : Study
• Childhood stress linked to brain disorders later : Study
• Neanderthals were not bent or clumsy : Study
• High calorie meal for dinner may up heart disease, diabetes risk
• Skin cancer deaths higher in men than in women : Study
• Cerebellum also refines thoughts : Study
• New hope for spinal-cord injury patients
• This drink makes deadly brain tumour cells glow, aids surgery
• People relate body shapes to personality traits
• Genes tied to obesity may shield you against diabetes
• Increasing protein intake can reduce disability risk in elderly
• Amandeep Hospital Performed First Bypass Surgery Successfully
• Processed meat, carbonated beverages may up kidney failure risk
• Weight loss surgery may prevent womb cancer in obese women
• Head, neck cancer survivors at increased suicide risk : Study
• Stress in middle-age can impair memory, reduce brain size
• Breastfeeding can lower risk of maternal high BP: Study
• What to do if you are facing infertility problems?
• Hard work, no pay linked to mental health issues in comedians : Study
• Heart patients should take walk breaks every 20 minutes : Study
• Immunotherapy plus chemo extends life of breast cancer patients
• Short interrupted breaths in sleep apnea deadlier : Study
• Better cardiorespiratory fitness linked to longer life : Study
• Cycling, walking in nature may improve your mental health
• Inflammatory bowel disease ups death risk : Study
• Nano-carbon: New India-made weapon against mosquitoes?
• Six ways to protect your baby's skin this winter
• Pungency is the key in mustard oil
• Every sixth person in India needs mental-health help
• Avoid fried food, smoking, alcohol to prevent acidity
• Improve your health and heart this World Heart Day!
• First-ever Geriatric Medicine CME held at JLNM Hospital
• Diabetes and cardiovascular diseases : It's time to act
• Several major surgeries conducted at DH Rajouri
• Kitchen is the best hospital, food the best medicine
• World Health Organisation is developing Benchmark Documents for practice in traditional medicine
• Health Ministry organizes ‘Anemia Test & Treat’ Camp at Nirman Bhawan
• Over 70% Australians face sexual harassment : Study
• Project Health for All launched in Kashmir
• Cannabidiol effective against depression : Study
• Stroke patients at 70% higher risk of dementia: Study
• Even low exposure to arsenic, lead may up heart disease risk
• Anaemia in pregnancy may signal heart disease, says study
• Intake of low-carb diets can be unsafe: Study
• This AI system spots often-missed lung cancer tumours
• How diet can aid in healthy cellular ageing in women
• Low muscle strength linked to premature death: Study
• 'Heart patients should give birth before 40 weeks'
• Emotional stress key factor for heart attacks in women: Study
• This smartphone app can help detect irregular heart beat
• Your forehead wrinkles may predict cardiovascular death risk
• New universal flu vaccine offers protection against multiple strains
• Air pollution can damage your kidneys : Study
• Frequent on-off relationships may up depression, anxiety risk
• Early self regulation skills may cut toddlers' obesity risk
• There is no safe level of drinking alcohol : Lancet
• Eat heart-healthy diet to cut belly fat
• Smoking conventional, e-cigarettes daily can be more dangerous : Study
• All you need to know about hepatitis
• High bad cholesterol ups death risk even for healthy : Study
• Milk at breakfast can help manage diabetes risk
• Your eyes can predict risk of Parkinson's disease
• Moderate carbohydrate intake may lower mortality risk
• Prenatal Tdap vaccination does not increase autism risk : Study
• Vaping damages vital immune system cells : Study
• Measles-Rubella Vaccination Campaign : Paediatricians of Jammu attend Orientation Workshop
• State Level Inauguration Of National Deworming Day Round From S.A.S. Nagar
• Fertility treatments may up autism risk in children
• Novel tattoo-like electronic skin can help monitor health
• Heavy drinking, abstinence from alcohol may up dementia risk
• How weight loss can help stop Type-2 diabetes
• Obsession for flawless selfie can affect mental health : Study
• Smoking can affect breastfeeding habits : Study
• 5 amazing healing benefits of Neem to beat your monsoon woes
• Trivitron Healthcare in association with Baptist Hospital introduces first of its kind Digital Mammography Equipment in Karnataka
• Lifestyle changes one needs to make to avoid diabetes
• Free medical checkup camp for senior citizens held at Satwari
• Three Years Old Child Gets New Lease Of Life
• JKSACS observes int’l day on drug abuse
• 2-day workshop on Measles Rubella begins in Srinagar
• Traveling during pregnancy can be easy
• Overweight in middle age linked to low breast cancer risk
• Manipal Hospitals Bengaluru Sucessfully Performs Triple Transplant of Heart, Kidney and Liver
• Conference on advanced fertility techniques organized by Indian fertility Society
• State Level Function Organized To Celebrate ‘World No Tobacco Day’
• Himachal Pradesh released its GATS report on World No Tobacco Day
• Another Nipah virus death in Kozhikode, toll now 13
• Nipah scare: No need to panic, adopt good hygiene practices
• Nipah virus disease is not a major outbreak. It is only a local occurrence : Central High-level Team
• MAHE’S Manipal Centre for Virus Research (MCVR) at the Forefront to Contain the NIPAH Virus in India
• Can drinking too much water harm you?
• Capitol Hospital launches latest PET/CT Scanner
• Nipah kills three in Kerala, Centre take steps to tackle virus
• 8 kg abdominal mass (cancer) removed from patient at Star hospitals
• Dr Kotwal reviews progress on Rajouri GMC project
• New blood test can detect pancreatic cancer in minutes
• Eat yogurt 'appetizer' to cut down chronic inflammation risk
• DHS Ramban organizes mega RBSK screening camp
• A Call for Harm Reduction via ENDS
• Severe menopausal symptoms may spike risk of heart disease
• Good cholesterol may up gastro, pneumonia risk
• Novel skin patch to monitor diabetes developed
• Anti-epileptic drugs may up Alzheimer's, dementia risk
• No high death risk for breast cancer patients from heart ailments : Study
• Muscle loss may up mortality risk in breast cancer patients
• High BP patients prefer pill, tea than exercise
• Dir Health for maintaining highest standards of cleanliness in hospitals
• New drug may hold promise in preventing breast, lung cancer
• Youth take the lead in TB awareness , Red Arrow pinning as mark of commitment to end TB
• How to make your skin summer ready
• Bedside chart may ease cancer patient's pain
• On World TB Day, Health Ministry launches new initiatives to combat TB
• Knee pain can trigger depression in elderly
• Weight-loss surgery may prevent kidney disease, failure
• Research team finds new anti-cancer protein
• Protein that can stop cancer identified
• Grilled meat can make your BP levels soar : Study
• Non-steroidal painkillers may harm your heart
• High meat intake may up liver disease risk
• 'Diabetes drug can cut build-up of liver fat'
• Poor dental health linked to diabetes risk
• Why breastfeeding is important for high-birthweight infants
• New diabetes drug may help obese to reduce weight
• Small dose of Viagra daily may cut colorectal cancer risk
• Cancer survivors get more easily fatigued : Study
• Urological cancer linked to increased risk of suicide
• Omega-3 levels may better predict mortality risk than cholesterol
• Violence Against Medicos: Pawan Kotwal inaugurates Panel Discussion
• Mindfulness meditation may lower major depression risk
• Smoking may up risk of hearing loss
• Over 65000 children get IPPI round 2nd Vaccination in Ramban
• DHSK kick-starts ‘Skill for Life’ training for first responders
• Managing eating habits may be key to mitigate malaria, parasite : Study
• Scientists identify 36 new genes implicated in cardiac disease
• Stored blood may be unsafe for severely injured patients
• World Kidney Day 2018: Reflections on Women and Chronic Kidney Disease
• Eat healthy, eat natural to keep cancer at bay
• Noose to be tightened against the sale of illicit Tobacco Products in Punjab –Prabodh Kumar
• Living in sunny climate may cut multiple sclerosis risk
• High Vitamin D levels linked reduced risk of liver cancer
• Kidney dysfunction more common in women than men
• Vitamin D deficiency may up forearm fracture risk in kids
• Women with larger waistline are at higher risk of anxiety
• Novel blood test may detect Zika more accurately
• Babies who look like their father become healthier
• Wearing helmet may reduce spine injury risk during crash
• Strong relationships may counter health effects of childhood abuse
• Smoking during pregnancy linked to asthma severity in kids
• New tool may identify risk for post-surgical dislocations
• Healthy diet may not prevent effects of high salt intake
• Heart attacks at weekends more likely to kill young men
• Heart failure more likely for some breast cancer survivors
• Kids with low birth weight at higher risk of heart disease
• Antibiotic misuse may adversely affect cancer treatment
• New skin cell culture technique developed to study HPV
• Arthritis drug may help lower blood sugar levels
• Fish oil supplements in pregnancy may cut kids' allergy risk
• Playing football linked to increased cardiovascular risk
• Drinking 'grassmilk' may boost heart health
• 'Tummy tuck' reduces back pain after childbearing : Study
• Metformin during pregnancy may up childhood obesity risk
• 50 new gene regions linked to schizophrenia risk identified
• Daffodils extract may help combat cancer
• Stem cells may help to stay strong in old age
• How gut bacteria may increase obesity risk
• Heat build-up lesser in chaotically arranged cities: Study
• World's largest brain tumour removed in Mumbai hospital
• Google AI shows how eyes could reveal heart attack risk
• Sleep problems in menopause linked to hot flashes, depression
• Excess calcium in your brains' may up Parkinson's risk
• Novel blood, urine tests may predict autism in kids
• Common BP drug may prevent onset of Type 1 diabetes
• Heart surgery in infants may cause deafness
• Maternal deficiency of Vitamin D may up childhood obesity risk
• Eating yogurt may reduce risk of heart diseases
• SKIMS conducts first Pediatric Autologous Stem Cell transplant
• Manipulating gut bacteria may cut obesity, diabetes risk
• A soda a day may cut your chances of conceiving
• This 'selfish' gene may prevent heart disease
• Childhood sibling bullying triples schizophrenia risk later
• Sania Mirza highlights importance of health insurance
• Ultrasound, blood test together may boost liver cancer detection
• Your body could soon power wearable devices
• First hip joint replacement surgery in Jammu region gives youth new life
• Air purifiers will help you stay well during flu season
• Diet may help halt breast cancer spread : Study
• Early Briton had dark skin, blue eyes : Study
• Zika brain damage may go undetected in pregnancy : Study
• Dye could offer treatment for malaria patients
• Two tumours weighing over 1 kg each removed from Tanzanian patient
• Chronic diseases raise cancer, mortality risk
• Cancer 'vaccine' found effective in mice
• Excise and Taxation Commissioner ordered to take strict action against illicit trade of tobacco
• Traumatic brain injury linked to dementia risk even after 30 years
• Brain pacemaker to help Alzheimer's patients
• Vitamin D3 may heal or prevent damage to your heart
• Bacteria in milk may trigger rheumatoid arthritis : Study
• From healthcare to manufacturing, 3D printing set to grow big in India
• Ensuring healthy motherhood in body and mind
• Manipal Hospitals Bengaluru Unveiled “ I Can Sir” Campaign with Actress Lisa Ray
• Why proper Foot care is important for Diabetics
• CBCT scan facility to improve dental care at AIIMS
• How gut bacteria, broccoli can help keep bowel cancer away
• Depression in older adults with high BP may delay recovery
• Paracetamol in pregnancy may delay daughters' language skills
• Manipal Hospitals Bangalore launches the ‘Give Way, Save a Life’ Campaign on World Ambulance Day
• Touring for work too often can up anxiety, depression risk
• Weight-loss surgery may cut heart disease risk among adolescents
• Childhood asthma, food allergy may up anxiety disorder risk
• Diabetes drug can also cure Alzheimer's disease
• Health Secretary launches the Allied Health Professionals Database Portal
• How fibre-rich food could cut diabetes, bowel disease risk
• Health Department suspends registration of 17 Ultrasound Clinics, seals equipment
• Brief burst of exercise can boost your brain power
• Singing carols can make you happy, boost mental health
• Yoga for a healthy respiratory system
• Max Hospital licence cancellation: Government didn't hear us, says hospital
• Sugary drinks during pregnancy linked to mid-childhood asthma
• Poor sleep may up depression risk
• Fruits, veggies may help reduce disability, symptoms of multiple sclerosis
• Gum disease bacteria linked to esophageal cancer
• An ambulance for all roads that can convert into clinic
• Baldness, premature greying may up heart disease risk in men
• Why women are more vulnerable to asthma risk than men
• Gut bacteria, not just genetics, linked to asthma
• Bidis need to be targeted to reduce tobacco consumption
• Air pollution may lower your sperm quality
• Skin care guide to battle winter
• 'India can become second largest market for robotic surgery'
• This protein can reduce spreading of cancer
• Good clay masks, hair products: Grooming tips for men
• How parents may be exposing kids to second-hand smoke
• Father's depression may affect mental health in teenagers
• Stem cell therapy may help reverse diabetes
• Get the bridal glow: Eat organic, go vegan
• Antibiotic resistance: Broader implications for humanity
• The future of wine: AI to revolutionise wine-buying
• Protect your skin from air pollution
• 'Golden' potato may boost Vitamins A, E
• Height, weight of our ancestors evolved at varying speed: Study
• Masks, air purifiers not effective: Randeep Guleria
• Lack of proper communication may increase health problems
• Vitamin D may boost recovery in burn patients
• 3,829 cases of dengue, 502 of chikungunya in Delhi so far
• Opioids, anti-depressants may increase bone diseases
• Hepatitis C, food habits main cause of liver failure in Kashmir : Dr. Neerav Goyal
• Drinking coffee may cut death risk in kidney disease patients
• Good friends circle in old age may boost brain functioning
• Genetic analyses can benefit those at risk of hereditary cancer
• Air pollution may up mortality risk beyond lung cancer
• Bone hormone affects how you metabolise sugar, fat
• Fish during pregnancy may protect baby from asthma
• DHSK launches daily-based free DOTS medicines for TB patients
• Decoded: How Zika virus infects developing brain
• Dogs may prevent childhood eczema, asthma
• Doctors sceptical on survival of one of craniopagus twins
• Know how skin plays a role in controlling your BP
• High thyroid hormone levels may up irregular heartbeat risk
• Can antibiotic resistance be reversed?
• Health authorities reject rumors of dengue outbreak in Rajouri
• Diabetics at risk of postoperative cognitive issues
• Punjab Government Issues Fresh Guidelines To Check The Rise Of Dengue
• Coffee can reduce diabetes risk
• 31 dead, over 14,500 dengue cases reported in Bengal
• This tool can better identify breast cancer risk
• Climate change may spur diseases like zika, malaria, dengue
• Drinking black tea may help you lose weight
• This protein may improve flu symptoms, cut death risk
• Punjab To Book Vendors Selling Tobacco To Minor Under Jj Act
• Health Department Commences Screening Programme to Detect Deafness among New-Born Children
• Even low levels of air pollution could damage your kidneys
• Taking a break from dieting could be key to weight loss
• Exposure to pet, pest allergens in infancy may cut asthma risk
• High BP can cause organ damage in teenagers too
• Endometriosis may up risk of complications in pregnancy
• 'Pen' to identify cancer in 10 seconds
• Breastfeeding may help reduce risk of endometriosis
• Eating low fat, high carbohydrate foods may kill you
• Anti-inflammatory drug may reduce risk of lung cancer
• KDAH surgeon felicitated for 1,001 robotic surgeries
• Long-term Vitamin B use may up men's lung cancer risk
• AI system to help detect skin cancer
• New electronic skin tracks heart rate, respiration
• Stories with human characters influence children more
• Now an artificial heart made of spider silk
• High BP during pregnancy may up heart disease risk later
• Eating hamburgers, pizza may increase cancer risk : Study
• E-cigarettes may promote smoking among teenagers
• High-intensity exercise may help combat diabetes risk
• New blood test may improve cancer treatment
• A handful of almonds daily may boost your good cholesterol
• Hormonal changes and stressful contemporary life can cause migraine in women
• Health mela held at Doda
• Be aware of Hepatitis
• 102 health institutions functioning in Bandipora
• Capitol Hospital is emerging as Regional Cancer Center
• Diabetes, sleep apnoea may accelerate risk of eye disease
• Anti-gravity treadmill may boost confidence post knee surgery
• Decoded : How lifting heavy weights boosts muscle strength
• Childhood obesity may lead to hip disease
• Diabetes epidemic shifting to urban poor: Noted diabetologist Dr Mohan
• How does prenatal alcohol exposure raise addiction risk
• Simple test may warn of bladder cancer's return
• New computer code to help robots understand body language
• Marijuana may up psychosis risk in teenagers
• Soon, smartphone app could detect fake products
• Extramarital sex more among older Americans
• Mere smell of food may make you fat
• How to take care of your feet during monsoon?
• Disrupted sleep may predict Alzheimer's risk
• High sugar intake in pregnancy linked to asthma risk in kids
• 3-D printed models to improve heart valve replacements
• High-fat diet in pregnancy may up breast cancer risk
• Test identifies breast cancer patients with lowest death risk
• Research : Protein key to common respiratory virus identified
• Aspirin may cut preeclampsia risk in pregnant women
• Childhood asthma may up risk of heart failure
• Night shifts may hamper DNA repair
• Gene, air pollution together spike autism risk
• This technique uses body's noise to detect cancer early
• Sex can boost brain power in older adults
• Breastfeeding may cut mother's heart attack risk
• New 3-in-1 blood test to aid precision prostate cancer therapy
• 85% diabetics see amputations in their lifetime
• Researchers develop rapid blood test for malaria diagnosis
• Childhood passive smoking may up arthritis risk later
• What puts farmers at higher risk of suicide
• Vitamin A deficiency may increase TB risk
• Diabetes drug may cut heart, kidney disease risk
• Can gum disease delay pregnancy?
• Say no to junk foods, ‘Children facing more health problems’
• Finger-stick blood test may not help type 2 diabetes treatment
• Eating red onions may help combat cancer
• An egg a day may spurt growth in kids
• Scientists begin trial of radiation injections for cancers
• Researchers find new potential target for cancer treatment
• Even mild sleep apnoea may up hypertension, diabetes risk
• Reverse signs of sun damage on hair, skin
• Baby teeth with heavy metals may predict autism risk
• Internet withdrawal may increase heart rate, BP
• How bacteria in your body may promote diabetes
• Marijuana use may increase gum disease risk
• Sugary diet may up risk of cancer : Study
• Exposure to diesel pollution may damage your heart
• High blood platelet levels 'strong predictor' of cancer : Study
• Why dieting may not help you to lose weight
• Here's why eating chocolate may be good for your heart
• Your belly fat may up risk of cancer
• 6-year-old with critical heart ailment saved after surgery
• Just one alcoholic drink a day ups breast cancer risk : Study
• OMRON Healthcare partners to launch the May Measurement Month as its commitment to build awareness around ‘Hypertension’
• 'Light' cigarette use may up lung cancer risk
• Antibody that can help kill cancer cells emerges
• Overweight boys at high risk of colon cancer later
• Eating nuts may cut risk of colon cancer recurrence by half
• Just 2 sedentary weeks may up diabetes, heart disease
• Suffering from pneumonia? You may be at risk of heart attack
• A glass of beetroot juice could lower BP, heart attack risk
• How depression may increase heart disease risk
• Daily painkiller use ups heart attack risk
• Beware! Cotton buds may do more harm than good
• Chest irradiation can cause heart disease decades later
• Non-surgical weight-loss treatment safe, effective
• Why night shifts may be bad for your liver
• SPCB holds awareness campaign in hospitals
• eVIN Project of Health Ministry becomes global best practise in immunisation
• This bionic hand can see, automatically grasp objects
• Good relationships linked to lower dementia risk
• Obese? Weight loss may prevent knee joint degeneration
• High BP in childhood may worsen memory later
• How to soothe a sunburn
• Blood group may predict risk of heart attack
• Is there a positive side to worrying?
• Make your skin, hair summer ready
• Eating less salt may not lower your BP, says study
• High BP drug could treat skin cancer
• Researchers discover new cause of high blood pressure
• Liver carcinogen traced to sunflower seeds
• 20 year old gets a fresh lease of life at Manipal Hospitals
• Air pollution ups risk of chronic sinus problems
• Cannabis compound could treat itching, other skin diseases
• Combination therapy may boost survival in brain cancer patients
• New 3D-printed digital patch may heal damaged heart tissue
• Indian doctors successfully operate on baby with eight limbs
• Scientists develop CRISPR-based diagnostic system
• Bad air may lower 'good' cholesterol, raise heart disease risk
• Omega-6 fats may make girls lazy, up diabetes risk
• Apple team is developing sensors to monitor diabetes
• Hot flashes could predict risk of heart disease
• Knee replacement surgery helps bedridden woman walk again
• Common drugs may up pneumonia risk in Alzheimer's patients
• Zest for life, spirituality: The 'positive side' of breast cancer
• Why exercise on empty stomach may be better for your health
• Obesity may influence blood tests for rheumatoid arthritis
• Your kid's hands maybe full of harmful nicotine
• Yoga may offset side effects of prostate cancer treatment
• Kidney patients' urine may predict death risk
• The Science Behind Stretching
• Fight Obesity With Yoga
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• Poor sleep ups risk of memory loss in elderly
• Smoking causes one in 10 deaths worldwide : Study
• Fruits and vegetables may help lower BP
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• Delaying womens' marriages may boost kid's well being
• Thousands run to mark launch of fitness centre in Bengaluru
• Common plastic chemical may increase breast cancer risk
• New gene-based blood tests can detect skin cancers
• Second phase of Pulse Polio immunization held across Kashmir
• Health Secretary inaugurates PPIP at Govt Hospital Gandhi Nagar
• Being a night owl may up your risk of depression
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• 300 million people suffer from depression : WHO
• Home remedies to protect your skin in summer
• Eating legumes may reduce your risk of diabetes
• Teeth loss in postmenopausal women may up death risk
• Running a marathon may cause kidney injury, research shows
• We learn to understand others after age 4
• Pokemon GO helping parents bond with kids : Study
• Childhood exposure to lead may lower IQ
• New technique could lead to earlier diagnosis of liver cancer
• New blood test identifies TB infections within hours
• Stem cell therapy restores sexual function in impotent men
• 'Khoon ka Rishta' campaign enables pregnant women in Bihar avoid anaemia
• 'Repurposing' malaria drug to treat castrate-resistant prostate cancer
• 10 minutes of vigorous exercise will boost kids' heart health
• Is your hair summer ready?
• Childhood brain tumour survivor's high body fat ups stroke risk
• No dilating required with this pocket-sized retina camera
• Your high BP might just be a case of misdiagnosis
• New hope for cancer care as Bengaluru lab cracks tricky biopsy
• Harder calcium deposits may predict heart attack risk
• Your expertise may raise risk of mistakes when interrupted
• Sleep apnea in kids may affect mental skills, behaviour
• Evolocumab, added to statins may help lower cholesterol
• Maternal Vitamin D levels may prevent autism in kids
• Whole-body vibration may help combat obesity, diabetes
• Failed IVF treatment may up heart disease risk
• Rare joint-replacement surgery enables man walk after decade
• New hormone test may distinguish schizophrenia, depression
• Bengal health regulatory bill turns spotlight on guidelines for ICUs
• MRI scans may help spot HIV in the brain
• Having children may increase your lifespan
• Severe hypoglycemia may up death risk in diabetics
• Childhood bullying may up heart disease, diabetes risk
• Rapid BP drop in middle age linked to dementia later
• Consuming gluten-free food may up diabetes risk
• Why do people develop high blood pressure?
• Using hormonal contraceptives may up breast cancer risk
• Molecular gel to halt spread of snake venom, cut treatment cost
• Diabetes ups death risk from cancer in Asians
• Behind every satisfied career is good sex at home
• Researchers turn waste tomatoes into tires
• Soy may boost survival in some breast cancer patients
• Early periods may up gestational diabetes risk
• Researchers identify genetic links to gallbladder cancer
• National conference held on dieses related to infertility and ovaries
• Low salt intake may up heart failure risk : Study
• That sleep tracking device may be ruining your sleep
• Yoga could replace antidepressants
• Smoking causes lungs to lose their ability to heal
• Artificial mammal 'embryo' created from stem cells
• New method may improve treatment for irregular heart rate
• Syngene to co-develop nutrition products for Herbalife
• Why a sitting job is bad for your heart and waist
• Too much soda may put teenagers at breast cancer risk later
• How to choose sunscreen for your skin
• Removal of testicles can save men with fourth-stage prostate cancer
• Does reading maps make you nervous? Blame your genes
• Vitamin in milk could prevent pain caused by chemotherapy
• Neanderthal DNA influences our height, schizophrenia risk : Study
• Due to increasing risk factors of maintaining hearty heart behaviour Dr Grover Wrote a book
• Karnataka’s first baby born through Pre Genetic Screening (PGS) Pre Genetic Diagnosis ( PGD) at Manipal Fertility Bangalore
• Heel-to-ground foot makes us better fighters, slow runners
• Back pain ups risk of early death by 13%
• Asthma drugs may prevent a deadly form of pneumonia
• Eating mercury rich fish may up neurological disease risk
• Health Secretary launches ‘SAATHIYA’ Resource Kit and ‘SAATHIYA SALAH’ Mobile App for Adolescents
• Chandigarh Doctor Recieves International Recognition
• Your paunch may well hide cardiac risks
• Kochi hospital performs dual live-donor transplant in a toddler
• 30-min walk boosts positivity in advanced cancer patients
• Zero pollution may spike asthma in kids
• Opt for hair colour smartly
• What are attractive lips?
• Consuming butter may double your risk of diabetes
• Excess weight in youth can cause stomach cancer later
• MRI scans can predict babies at risk of autism
• Protein key to fighting common parasitic diseases identified
• Your belly fat may up diabetes, heart disease risk
• Weight loss through surgery may cut diabetes risk
• Anti-infection drug may cut infertility in cancer patients
• Anti-ageing hormone level linked with kidney disease
• We like taking selfies but not looking at them
• DHSK launches National Tobacco Control Programme
• 'Sexual orientation plays no part in mental health risk'
• Australian researchers prevent progression of diabetic kidney disease
• Ketamine may help prevent traumatic disorders
• Why migraines are more common among women
• Brisk walk helps you block work frustrations reaching home
• 35-kg woman undergoes valve replacement, heart bypass surgery
• Yoga can help relieve back pain
• Eating nuts may cut risk of colon cancer
• Childhood brain tumour can affect survivor's sex life later
• World's tiniest hammer to improve treatments for brain injuries
• A walk in Delhi for fight against cancer
• Pain relievers during flu may up heart attack risk
• Why smoking synthetic weed may not be safe
• New Zika vaccine protects animals with single dose
• Exercise may not help you lose weight : Study
• Insomniac? You may be thrice at risk of asthma
• Malaria superbug lineage spreading fast in Asia : Study
• Now, a breath monitor to detect flu
• Cheap breath test may detect stomach, oesophageal cancers
• Diabetes may be an early warning sign for pancreatic cancer
• Examining women's bones during menopause may cut fracture risk
• Pulse Polio Immunization campaign begins across Jammu
• Pulse Polio Immunization campaign held across Kashmir
• Mediterranean diet may help treat HIV, diabetes patients
• Fitness, iron levels may boost grades in girls
• Conditions in womb can affect brain development in teenage
• Anxiety, depression may up death risk from some cancers
• Impulsive? You may be at risk of obesity
• Choose the correct foundation for your face, skin
• Brain stimulation used like a scalpel can improve memory
• Gestational diabetes may up postpartum depression risk
• Heartbeat to soon unlock electronic health records
• Magic bullets of DNA for low cost breast cancer detection
• A third of adults with asthma may not have it
• Health Sector in Anantnag at a glance
• Exercise may boost brain activity, memory in elderly
• Changing location may help bring changes in yourself
• Sulphuric acid clouds caused darkness, cold, killing dinosaurs
• 20-minute exercise is all you need to be fit
• Brain protein behind depression in pregnancy
• Don't think your kids are obese, else they gain weight
• Weight lifting exercises may cut risks of heart disease, diabetes
• Don't just make right food choices, exercise too
• Not all selfie lovers are narcissists
• Drop in temperature may increase cardio-vascular disease risk
• Ozzy overdosed on pills when Sharon had cancer
• Ozzy overdosed on pills when Sharon had cancer
• Cell phones distract less frequent internet users more
• Change eating schedule to lose your weight
• Salt can make surgical masks into a virus killer
• Towards improving patient-care
• Kidney failure patients on dialysis at risk of early death
• Researchers find way to make wounds heal without scars
• An hour-long nap may boost memory, thinking in elderly
• Why starch in bananas, potatoes may be good for health
• Vaccine shows promise in fight against breast cancer
• Detecting misinformation can boost memory : Study
• Alcohol abuse increases risk of heart disease
• How our memories become permanent
• Being more social this New Year could help improve health
• Using 'fire to fight fire' to combat disease could backfire
• Genetic flaw tied to Alzheimer's was not always so bad
• Molecules designed to reduce damage after heart attack
• Shoulder pain may indicate heart disease risk
• Ways to lose post pregnancy weight
• Feeling discriminated may lead to sleep problems
• New tattoo ink may improve treatment for skin cancer patients
• Follow some morning rituals for a healthy day
• Heartburn medication lowers cancer patients' survival chances
• Diabetic women using IUDs less prone to heart attacks, strokes
• BP lowering drugs may block cancer invasion
• New blood test can predict throat cancer recurrence
• Yoga can improve mental health for kids under home care
• Be a head-turner by sporting trendy headgears
• Breast cancer more likely to return in lonely survivors
• Depression drug cuts joint pain for women with breast cancer
• Heavy drinking during youth can disrupt brain development
• Drones to transport blood in rural areas soon
• Cancer drug may help women grow new eggs : Study
• Handful of nuts daily cuts risk of heart disease, cancer
• Want to live longer? Quit smoking
• Two green corridors by Noida hospital save six lives
• Protect you hair in winter using simple tips
• Your love for coffee may prevent risk of Alzheimer's, Parkinson's
• This skin patch does more than monitor sweat
• Poor sleep may adversely affect kidney function
• Beware of the meat you eat
• Kids with autism miss significance of eye contact
• Weight loss may help prevent blood cancer
• Green corridor in Bhopal transports donated liver in 13 minutes
• Reducing salt intake may protect heart, kidney health
• E-cigarettes as harmful for your gum as smoking: Study
• Drink water, avoid smoking to maintain soft lips
• Drinking whole-fat milk may make kids leaner
• This e-device can monitor heart, recognise speech
• Sleep apnea impairs your ability to regulate blood pressure
• MRI can help detect bone marrow cancer
• Bariatric surgery may decrease risk of heart failure
• Using chalk stick to wash hands as kids step towards 'Swasth India'
• Thiruvananthapuram becomes country's 'breast cancer capital'
• Wearable device can reduce fat, treat type 2 diabetes
• Keep a check on diabetes to avoid visual impairments
• Headache after lunch can indicate reactive hypoglycemia
• Fortune oil initiates campaign to make India diabetes-free
• Chronic constipation linked with kidney disease
• Bacterial protein may protect against skin disease
• Brisk walk can improve artery health of diabetics
• Have you got yourself screened for diabetes?
• Smoking may cause artery explosion
• Weight loss can make cancer immunotherapies ineffective
• Young adults with cancer face greater risk of heart disease: Study
• Stents safe, effective as bypass surgery for heart disease
• Immunotherapy treatments may lower skin cancer risks
• Protein removal may reverse diabetic insulin resistance
• Brain regulates social behaviour differently in males and females
• New technique using polymer beads developed to treat cancer
• Daily exercise may expose city kids to pollution
• Altered mitochondrial DNA linked to autism
• Smoke from firecracker snake=464 cigarettes
• Heart rate, BP in teenagers may up psychiatric disorder risk
• Lower-limb wearing robot to help paralytic patients move
• It's Diwali and time for special beauty care
• Health department to get 21 cardiac-and-trauma care ambulances
• Uncertainty in top status ups risk of chronic diseases
• Here comes a smartphone laboratory that can detect cancer
• Cancer awareness camp held at District Hospital Baramulla
• Your increasing waist size may cause liver cancer
• High cholesterol can cause bone loss
• Cholesterol deprivation can kill brain tumour cells
• Asthma drug could prevent liver disease
• First ever cancer surgery performed in South Kashmir
• How to remove unwanted facial hair naturally
• Can drinking eight glasses of water a day harm you?
• Alzheimer's plays a role in cancer progression
• Working night shifts not linked to breast cancer
• 'Surgical strike' needed on dengue, chikungunya
• Health Secretary inaugurates Cohort Study Centre
• How to prevent heart failure in patients with diabetes
• Does eating too much sugar cause diabetes?
• Energy drinks may increase risk of drink driving
• Fatty diet may increase risk of intestinal tumour
• Eight dental fillings can up mercury levels in blood
• Cinnamon helps to cool stomach
• Belly fat may increase risk of heart diseases
• Cancer cells' invisibility cloak identified
• Turn to tea tree oil for glowing skin
• Healthy city design can reduce growth of diseases
• This novel method may help burn victims grow new skin
• New hope for patients with deadly brain tumour
• Your genes may not be a barrier to weight loss
• How the brain filters out irrelevant information
• Mosquito preference for humans or animals linked to genes
• How depression is linked to diabetes during pregnancy
• A step towards ‘Chikungunya-Free India’ – Dr Batra’s™ Healthcare offers FREE preventive dose
• Prop up immune system to prevent cancer : study
• Only antibiotics can cure infertility caused by Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
• Talking to a nurse may persuade smokers to quit smoking
• Antibiotic-resistant bacteria hampers kidney disease treatment
• Computer programme beats doctors at spotting brain cancer
• Researchers find novel way to kill cancer cells
• Small implanted device can fight breast cancer
• Impairment in brain areas may cause math disability in kids
• AIIMS reports 9 dengue deaths
• Long daytime nap may increase diabetes risk
• Quitting alcohol easier than trying to control drinking
• Omega-3 supplement may improve reading skills in kids
• Seven more deaths in Lucknow, dengue toll reaches 68
• Chikungunya virus has tendency not to show in common serology test: Ganga Ram Hospital
• Delhi records four chikungunya deaths in two days
• Physical activities help to reduce harmful alcohol affects
• Say goodbye to dark inner thighs
• Bipolar disorder risky for pregnant women
• Chronic sinusitis not majorly associated with cancer
• Moderate physical activity may improve cognition in old age
• Novel device offers hope for rheumatic heart disease patients
• Maternal weight-loss surgery ups low birth weight in babies
• Neuronal switch that turns off compulsive drinking urge
• Delivery by caesarean section raises kid's obesity risk
• Being obese or underweight ups risk of asthma in adolescents
• Blood cancer treatment may severely weaken immune cells
• 5 cancer surgeries conducted at District hospital Baramulla
• What makes some people binge drink while others stay sober
• Smoking prompts Crohn's relapse after surgery
• Heart failure among the aged may triple by 2060
• Breast milk sugars may ward off deadly infection in babies
• Bacteria in chewable tobacco may up risk of cancer
• Director Health Kashmir felicitates Prof. Dr S Natrajan
• Balanced combination of diet, exercise may prevent heart problems
• Eat oranges to ward off heart disease, diabetes risk
• Smoking cannabis gives men more pain relief than women
• Wearable device may improve sleep, reduce PTSD risk
• Wearable device may improve sleep, reduce PTSD risk
• High Blood Pressure, obesity causing epidemic of heart diseases in China
• Hepatitis, HIV patients with infection at higher risk of suicide
• BP control may reduce premature death in kidney diseases
• Decline in smoking decreasing the stroke in Finland
• Treating metabolic deficiencies may cut depression
• Primates didn't start out with large brains
• Excessive workload puts football players at injury risk
• High BP now more common in lower-income countries
• Diet designed to lower BP cuts risk of kidney disease too
• Smiling baby macaques reveal origin of smiles
• Mobile phones causing presbyopia at an early age: Doctors
• Protein key to combating lung cancer identified
• Rare altered DNA linked with cancer in kids identified
• Heart disease, stroke risk may increase before menopause
• Diabetes drug ineffective in advanced heart failure patients
• Dental root tip infection ups heart disease risk
• Common viruses may increase risk of breast cancer
• Excess of red meat, eggs may up mortality risk
• Skin exam training may help check your partner for cancerous moles
• How HIV disrupts immune system revealed
• Genetic link between rare heart disease, seizures identified
• How a protein boosts immune system to fight pneumonia
• First three months most crucial after one quits smoking
• Moderate physical activity can prevent dementia
• Give natural boost to immune system
• Protein that can predict ovarian cancer early identified
• Researchers find why anti-depressants take so long to work
• New rare form of hereditary colon cancer identified
• New drug may treat both diabetes and bone loss
• 'Quitting tobacco can prevent 80 per cent head, neck cancers'
• Stem cells injection could ward off glaucoma
• Watching television for long hours may increase death risk
• Hearing test may identify infants with autism risk
• Malaria drug shows promise in cancer treatment
• Researchers find way to prevent damage in donated kidneys
• Motorcycle-ambulances help saves lives in Chhattisgarh forests
• Iron deficiency widespread in pregnant women
• Lack of sleep ups kids' depression risk later
• Chronic pain increases risk of opioid addiction
• Four flown to AIIMS at CM’s directive for specialized treatment
• Director SKIMS appeals people for smooth drive of ambulances
• Why treatment outcome is worse in obese cancer patients
• Brain stimulation can reduce high-calorie food cravings
• Breastfeeding may reduce mother's risk of diabetes: Study
• Mobile app to help HIV-infected men
• Pre-pregnancy obesity linked to infant growth
• New HIV infections steady at 2.5 mn a year worldwide: Study
• Kids born with heart disease at higher risk of diabetes later
• Men are aggressive, women self-conscious on dating sites
• Early-life learning important for brain development in kids
• Fluctuations in 'bad' cholesterol may lead to memory loss
• Home-made foods for infants not always a healthy choice: Study
• HIV therapy can keep partner from contracting the virus
• Brain plays key role in gauging errors
• Teeth can act as fossil, reveal vitamin D deficiency
• Bad diet can lead to weight gain
• Weight loss surgery may improve mobility, lower heart rate
• Sexualisaton of female characters in video games waning
• HIV therapy cuts mother-to-child transmission during breastfeeding
• 'Cyborg' robot built with sea slug muscle, 3D printed body
• Brisk walk better than jogging in combatting pre-diabetes
• Brain cells for emotional memory may help us learn fear
• Heart failure after first heart attack may increase cancer risk
• How a protein can cause blindness in diabetics
• Weight loss can lower protein level associated with cancer
• Higher BMI supports spread of blood cancer
• Want to live happy, eat more fruits and vegetables
• Traffic noise ups heart attack risk
• Exercise during pregnancy does not increase pre-term birth risk
• This deadly bacteria can reach your brain in a day
• Food insecurity predicts obesity for young women
• Acupressure can cut fatigue in breast cancer survivors
• Neurons tell brain when to stop drinking
• Early intervention can cut gut inflammation in HIV patients
• Brain inflammation may lead to depression in MS patients
• Home blood pressure monitoring linked to rise in emergency visits
• King penguins sleep with an ear out for predators
• Too much or too little sleep may up inflammatory disease risk
• Living longer linked to shorter period of illness
• One in every nine men faces risk of sudden cardiac death
• Software to let you control smartphone with eyes
• Walk the talk at workplace for super health
• Paracetamol in pregnancy may up autism, ADHD risk in kids
• Gene mutation 'hotspots' improve breast cancer outcomes
• Smartphone apps not smart at avoiding or achieving pregnancy
• Bio-marker to indicate risk of heart disease identified
• A little butter a day may not harm your heart
• Excess, insufficient sleep may raise diabetes risk in men
• Novel technology delivers drugs to brain injuries
• HPV infection may increase vaginal cancer risk
• Helicopter parenting may up depression risk in your kids
• Pre-hypertension in pregnancy may up diabetes, stroke risk
• Drug that helps addicts may benefit cancer patients too
• Dogs can sniff out low blood sugar: Study
• Eating salmon, walnuts may lower fatal heart disease risk
• Single dose of this drug could improve memory
• Foetal brain's disrupted immunity may up schizophrenia, autism risks
• How human spleen filters out diseased blood cells
• 'Bad' cholesterol not behind elderly deaths: Researchers
• Parents in US not as happy as those without kids
• Excessive childbirth fear can lead to post-partum depression
• Overuse of electronic gadgets triggers early ageing: Doctors
• Smartphones may boost emergency care for stroke, heart patients
• Low birth weight ups Type 2 diabetes risk
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• '19% men, 26% women over 45 die within year of first heart attack'
• Eating brocolli may keep cancers at bay
• Do you know what you're smoking?
• Smoking may damage sperm DNA, affect fertility
• Childhood abuse ups drug addiction risk in adulthood
• Healthy diet, walnuts may help fight ageing effects
• Prescription opioid misuse in US doubled in past decade: Study
• Diabetes ups risk of heart attack death by 50 per cent
• Abortion demand 'soars' amid Zika fear
• Outdoor games may boost academics, cut obesity in kids
• Low thyroid hormone in pregnancy ups schizophrenia risk in kids
• Drones could cut vaccine delivery costs
• Vitamin A, high-fibre diet keeps food allergies at bay
• High BP? Listen to Mozart to reduce hypertension
• High blood sugar can lower risk of one type of brain tumour
• Overweight adolescents at high risk of heart failure
• Lose Weight with Yoga
• 11 Tips for Yoga Beginners
• 7 Simple Yoga Poses to Wave off Neck Pain
• E-cigarettes act as roadblock to smoking
• Long work hours put women at risk of life-threatening diseases
• Obese women may affect great-grandchildren
• Smoking can hamper breast cancer treatment
• Don't be strict with kids to let them shine in career
• Yoga can also enhance your beauty, inner and external
• Increase vitamin D levels to cut kidney problems
• Colour vision helps birds find food, right mates
• Obese mothers may put three generations at health risk
• Novel device allows 3-D imaging of breast with less radiation
• Overweight teenagers at higher risk of liver diseases later
• Anti-cancer drugs may respond better in zero gravity
• Diet deeply affects your sleep quality
• Delhi surgeons cure infant with abnormal food pipe
• Barley cuts 'bad cholesterol', heart disease risk
• Blood test that detects early Alzheimer's disease developed
• Most antidepressants fail to treat children, teenagers: Study
• Air pollution may affect mental health in kids
• Pubertal timings linked to men's sexual, reproductive health
• How to manage diabetes during fasting
• Suicide attempts in adolescent boys may up premature heart risk
• Want to drink less? Avoid larger wine glass!
• Mediterranean diet not linked to weight gain: Study
• Saturated fat tied to breast cancer in post-menopausal women
• New treatment shows promise against aggressive anal cancer
• Zika virus infects brain's progenitor cells: Study
• New drug found effective against aggressive bladder cancer
• Exercise can reduce chemotherapy-induced numbness in feet
• Using brainwaves to monitor mental health
• 70% skin breaks in diabetics can turn into cellulitis, say doctors
• New compound effective in inhibiting breast cancer cells
• Overweight men at increased risk of prostate cancer
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• Walnuts may shield you from colon cancer
• Walnuts may shield you from colon cancer
• World's smallest pacemaker implanted in 92-year-old at Gurgaon hospital
• Homosexual men in small cities less likely to be tested for HIV
• Smoking weed ups risk of tooth loss
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• Antipsychotic drug use linked to autism risk in youths
• How the body turns a toxin into nutrient
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• Binge eating may also trigger depression
• Effects of maternal smoking continue after birth
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• Using opiate-free anaesthesia may cut need for pain-killers
• Bleaching kills 35 percent of coral in Great Barrier Reef
• Obese young adults at high risk of kidney disease
• What the heartbeat tells about your health
• DHSK organizes tuberculosis update 2016
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• Shilpa Rao bats for anti-tobacco cause
• Eat fruits during pregnancy to have smarter kids
• Excessive working may up anxiety, depression risk
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• Living near a landfill ups lung cancer risk
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• Novel wearable device to monitor body signals
• How cancer survivors can preserve fertility
• Now biosensor to detect cancer, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's
• Diet rich in fat, low in fibre linked to colorectal cancer
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• Healthy lifestyle can help you live cancer-free
• 'Sunscreen' gene may keep skin cancer at bay
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• How cancer becomes drug-resistant
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• How cancer cripples the elderly
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• How to get bad memories out of your head
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• Your allies in the war against cancer
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• Not just pancreas, brain too regulates glucose metabolism
• Weight loss with protein-rich diet linked to better sleep
• Couples' caffeine intake linked to miscarriage risk
• Antibiotics before age two ups childhood obesity risk
• High-intensity workout may hurt you if you are new to gym
• AIIMS gets two more advanced ambulances
• How Hepatitis C treatment cost can be reduced by half
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• Keep an eye on your kid's calorie-intake
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• 'Time to take robotic surgery to the masses'
• Smartphone microscope spots skin cancer
• How alcohol ups breast cancer risk
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• Doctors warn against bone-lengthening surgery for cosmetic purpose
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• How ageing rewires our brain
• High iron in blood can quickly damage DNA
• Predicting right-size of heart valves before surgery
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• Two kidney failure patients get new lease of life in Delhi
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• Use wireless devices, including handsets, with caution
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• Eat more fruits in adolescence to lower breast cancer risk
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• How vitamin A can reduce scarring in blood vessels
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• South Korea MERS cases rise to 180
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• Key genes behind aggressive breast cancer identified
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• Vegetarian Indians prone to vitamin B12 deficiency
• How to motivate yourself for winter workout
• New blood test may offer personalised ovarian cancer treatment
• In Rajasthan, scourge of silicosis in land of widows
• Plant cells may help treat hemophilia
• Close to Taj is Japanese JALMA monument of love
• Tips to get shapely eyebrows
• Can sleep loss shrink your brain?
• Shun polyester clothes to reduce body odour
• E-cigarettes may open addiction to marijuana, cocaine
• Airline pilots, crew face increased risk of skin cancer
• Daily breakfast may protect kids from diabetes
• Watch your diet to reduce diabetes risk
• Sex hormones linked to sudden cardiac arrest
• 'Eat healthy to stay fit'
• Ebola toll rises to 31 in DRC
• Belly fat increases high BP risk
• Choose low-carb diet for weight loss, better heart
• Eat fruits daily for healthy heart
• Ebola toll in Guinea 460
• Caffeinated 'energy' drinks bad for heart
• Eat your way to eight hours of sleep
• Fat kids are more likely to have high BP
• New blood test to reliably detect TB in kids
• Shun coffee and switch to tea for healthy heart
• Wine good for your heart only if you exercise
• App to help deal with emergency heart conditions
• New delivery vehicle holds promise against AIDS
• LA porn industry may halt work after HIV scare
• Be aware of power of pomegranate
• Kochi doctors perform Kerala's first pancreas transplant
• Junk food kills craving for balanced diet
• Eating tomatoes daily can reduce prostate cancer risk
• Add coconut in diet for healthy you
• 821 passengers being tracked for Ebola: Health ministry
• How high altitude affects blood pressure
• 88 Indians return from Liberia, screened for Ebola
• Indian-American doctors spread health message at India Day parade
• Healthy diet key to boosting immunity as you age
• IVUS tells exact precise level of heart blockage and stent placement
• Fitness app games no substitute for actual exercise
• Strengthen infection control against Ebola, WHO tells India
• Odisha dengue cases rise to 249
• Your blood sample can tell what you are eating
• Soon, laser device to measure blood sugar levels
• Indian-American educator to help India with hospital management
• Breastfeeding linked to lower risk of postnatal depression
• Two US Ebola patients released from hospital
• Ebola toll rises to 1,350: WHO
• Smoking in pregnancy may affect grandkids' growth
• Bond with neighbours to reduce heart attack risk
• High-intensity exercise 'safe' in heart transplant patients
• Egg whites or whole eggs for a healthy you?
• Nigerian Ebola patient discharged after full recovery
• Men too prone to breast cancer
• Sleep apnea may lead to resistant high BP
• New drugs can dissolve kidney stones
• Overdoing exercise may harm heart attack survivors
• Try fruit treatments for glowing, healthy skin
• India soon to get 'e-health care service'
• Male hormone fosters brain's threat response
• Swine flu epidemic hits Australia
• Double your fruits, vegetables intake for super health: Report
• 2.5 kg tumour removed from Mumbai woman
• Marijuana use shrinks teenagers' brains: Experts
• Job stress ups diabetes risk
• Diabetes drug may even benefit non-diabetics
• Diabetic? Eat pistachios daily for super health
• Baked or broiled fish improves brain health
• Watch your waistline for diabetes risk
• Hairline International Hair and Skin Clinic Secures Prime Time’s
• Acupuncture boon for breast cancer patients
• Five daily portions of fruit, vegetables lower death risk
• Daily running can lower death risk
• Bacteria can help find alien life
• Device that scans your drink for safety
• Lack of blood screening causing Hepatitis C (July 28 is World Hepatitis Day)
• Close comet flyby puts NASA's Mars spacecraft at risk
• Common pesticide puts three generations at health risk
• Men in shift work at higher type 2 diabetes risk: Study
• Well-educated wives no longer at divorce risk
• Three years old cancer patient gets new life
• High salt ups heart disease risk in diabetics
• Cancer drug can detect HIV virus
• Condom that neutralises HIV virus gets clearance
• Bacteria use their entire body to swim
• 'Revolutionary' antibiotics to tackle TB
• Choose right fat to protect your heart
• Heart attacks kill younger women faster than men: Study
• Daily probiotics may regulate blood pressure
• 'Simulated' human heart created for better drug testing
• Fatty food may lead to loss of smell
• Scientists discover new clues to brain's wiring
• New drug cures Hepatitis C in HIV patients
• Asthma inhalers suppress growth in kids
• Statins may increase life of diabetics
• Injection to control diabetes without side effects
• Smokers at higher suicide risk
• World's first vaccine for heart disease soon a reality
• B vitamins can't prevent Alzheimer's: Study
• Equip private doctors to curb TB in India: Study
• Gel lowers blood clot risk for breast cancer patients
• 20 minutes of exercise can keep Alzheimer at bay
• Cheap device may diagnose diabetes at home
• Tripura malaria deaths rise to 67 in month
• Why weight-loss surgery cures diabetes
• Alcohol consumption bad for heart
• UP launches mobile application for HIV awareness
• Vasectomy linked to aggressive prostate cancer
• Childhood TB higher than WHO estimates: Study
• New genes kindle hope for asthma patients
• Your skin too can detect sandalwood scent!
• Whey helps diabetics control blood sugar
• Are you suffering from teenage dating violence?
• Scorpion's venom can make cancer cells 'glow'
• Humans did not develop as single package of thought
• 19,000 protein-producing genes in humans
• Cheaper drug more effective for heart attack treatment
• Burn brown fat, shed weight faster
• Security forces, copter in service to curb malaria in Tripura
• Now, safer and cheaper building blocks for anti-HIV drugs
• How conflict affects women's reproductive health
• Living cell signal discovery boon for cancer treatment
• Chemical switch may protect against brain loss
• High cholesterol linked to greater breast cancer risk
• Bone marrow fat tissue keeps you healthy
• Boost protein intake to lose weight
• Cheap portable device to diagnose TB faster
• New drug ring inside vagina may prevent HIV
• WHO targets elimination of TB in over 30 countries
• Dreaming like being on a drug trip: Study
• Donate blood to keep your heart healthy
• Corneas regrown from human stem cells
• Teeth protein may help in bone regeneration
• International doctors to check malaria outbreak in Tripura
• Fear of skin cancer motivates people to use sunscreen
• Don't save for future? You may also be ignoring health
• Brain cancer: Biomarker to predict chemotherapy's effectiveness
• Soon, an app may revolutionise mental health treatment
• Non-physician work force can help control cardiac diseases
• How malaria parasite entraps mosquitoes
• How human embryonic cells become specialised
• Now, 3D printed sleek wrist splints for arthritis sufferers
• New target for treating pancreatic cancer
• Biological 'timer' helps bacteria survive antibiotics
• Healthy lifestyle can undo heart damage
• New technique to make stem cell therapy reality
• Fat behind lung damage of heavy drinkers
• Encephalitis kills 190 in Bihar
• New protocol prolongs preservation of donor livers
• Reconstructing cell's life history to understand diseases
• Eight infants die in Bengal hospital
• Malaria kills 55 in Tripura
• Anti-inflammatory drugs may treat tumours
• Soon, a drug to treat antibiotic-resistant TB
• Lifestyle changes behind more vulnerability to neurological diseases
• Herpes virus increases HIV infection risk
• How to succeed in losing weight
• Sex hormone level change during menopause bad for heart
• Stress in early life affects brain for long
• Foundation for mental healthcare set up in Bangalore
• A method to detect oral cancers
• Poor sleep may affect brain function as you age
• Malaria epidemic kills 51 in Tripura
• Thyroid treatment may prevent heart disease in diabetics
• Watching too much TV may cause early death
• Cancer may never be completely eradicated
• Complex heart tests raise cancer risk
• Modern marvel of cosmetic dermatology introduced at Gian Sagar Medical College
• Antiviral therapy may lower risk of liver cancer
• Milk inspired drink may help lose weight
• Weight loss surgery may cause bone loss
• Advanced CT scanners to reduce radiation exposure
• Anti-depressants during pregnancy up obesity, diabetes risk in kids
• 'Missing link' in ribosome production holds key for cancer cure
• Menthol cigarettes lure teenagers to smoke more
• Tap brain's self-repairing mechanism to fight diseases
• Arthritis drug spurs hair growth in hairless men: Study
• Depression ups death risk in younger women
• Robotic prosthetic limbs make life easier for amputees
• Single drug soon to cure high cholesterol, breast cancer
• Depressed diabetics more likely to die prematurely
• 'Smart' eye-embedded device can manage glaucoma better
• Weight loss at high altitude reflects evolutionary adaptation
• Artificial pancreas can restrain diabetes epidemic
• Obese kids face more diabetes, high BP risk
• Post-menopausal woman at risk of developing heart diseases
• How text messages can help control diabetes
• Nicotine gums too may cause cancer, shows Study
• Fasting can lower diabetes risk
• Sex, smoking among US teenagers on decline: Survey
• Play football to lower diabetes, heart disease risk
• How alcohol abuse damages brain at deeper level
• 20 dead, over 400 ill in Tripura malaria outbreak
• Dating via smartphone apps carry higher infection risk
• Low vitamin D may double premature death risk
• How brain regulates CO2 levels in blood
• Why stress, fear trigger heart attacks
• Can genome editing lower heart attack risk
• Beware! Permanent hair dye may cause cancer
• Have a 'tomato pill' for super heart health
• Depression in elderly linked to Alzheimer's risk
• 12 dead from ebola in Sierra Leone
• Ambitious US plan for BRAIN project unveiled
• Microbes in homes may lower asthma risk in infants
• Probiotics prevent deadly complications of liver disease
• Four tomatoes a day may reduce kidney cancer risk: Study
• Tobacco purchase age may be raised to 25 years: Official
• Eating breakfast helps burn calories: Study
• New blood test may accurately detect tuberculosis
• Sleep well to learn well
• Eating breakfast helps burn calories: Study
• Alcohol-related terms too can lead to aggression
• Can diabetes be reversed?
• Does practice make you perfect? Meditation does
• Sugar-heavy drinks up fatty liver disease risk
• How stress hormones drive you eat more sugar
• Exercise scores over diet in lowering breast cancer risk
• Yoga may not help asthma sufferers much: Study
• Anti-diabetic drug may slow aging too
• Eat balanced diet to prevent hearing loss
• Surgery on weekends, afternoons ups death risk
• Coffee can cheer you up, but affect mood too
• Exercise to quit tobacco: Fitness expert
• Some low-fat foods may trick you on calorie intake
• Green tea daily reduces pancreatic cancer risk: Study
• Are sedation clinics the answer to tobacco addiction?
• Smoking rates fall among Indian men, rise for women
• Eat grapes daily for super eye health
• Hookah bars have higher indoor air pollution
• Diet variation may lower gut bacteria diversity
• High blood pressure medicines may increase vision loss risk
• Stiff arteries alone can cause high blood pressure
• Sugary drinks should have health warning labels
• Even cancer looks at your status before striking: Study
• Eating less may slow down breast cancer
• Sunlight deficiency causing bone-health problems in young women
• E-cigarettes may have unknown health risks: Study
• Insulin signals identified to better fight diabetes
• Ice cream or chocolate won't boost your mood!
• 'Smart' pills your gateway to super health?
• Get perfect beach holiday skin
• Tips for eating out on a diet
• Low-carb vegan diet reduces weight, heart disease risk
• 'Mental illness more potent killer than heavy smoking'
• Drinking alone leads to risky behaviour
• Now battle ailments using music, dance and painting
• Drug screening reveals new anti-cancer compound
• Women with diabetes at higher heart disease risk
• Bacteria that makes bio-diesel production more sustainable
• Screening family history key to saving young from diseases
• Healthy placenta home to mouth bacteria: Study
• This hormone 'ate' his finger bones!
• Do you have oily skin? Choose beauty products wisely
• It's never too late to lose weight
• Include protein at each meal to maintain muscle
• Vitamin E in some oils bad for lung function: Study
• High cholesterol levels may impair pregnancy
• 'Alcohol use in movies drive young adults to drink more'
• Airplane surfaces harbour deadly bacteria: Study
• Drop olive oil on salad to lower BP
• 58 percent Delhiites have high cholesterol: Study
• Just one night of binge drinking detrimental for health
• Rogue gene behind multiple heart disease risks identified
• Cancer stem cells do exist in humans
• How to get revitalised and youthful skin
• How to make sandwiches healthier
• Mobile phone data can help combat malaria: Study
• Intensive exercise may weaken your heart: Study
• Limit fruit juice once a day to control sugar
• Cancer survivors to catwalk at fashion show
• `Temporary tattoos may trigger skin problems'
• State goes missing in healthcare in India; 70 percent is private
• Canadians top drinkers, Indians not far behind: WHO
• Nitrogen pollution can be cut by half: Experts
• 'Moderately fit' elderly men at lower death risk
• Smoking habit spills down to your kids
• Natural molecule to treat type 2 diabetes
• Humans, pet animals harbour same MRSA infections: Study
• New synthetic molecule to prevent asthma attack
• Want to live long? Aim big in life
• Magnetic' bacteria in food can diagnose stomach cancer
• Alcohol does make you hunt for pretty faces!
• Concentrate on fitness over body: Celebrity trainer
• Prolong exposure to paint, glue detrimental for brain
• Even neighbour's foreclosed property can give you BP
• Antioxidant in red wine, chocolate fails to reduce cancer
• Padmashree Prof. Amod Gupta, inaugurates eye hospital in Mohali
• Genes decide if medicine will work for you or not
• Cipla invests $21 mn in Chase to develop Alzheimer's drug
• How your immune system can fight back cancer
• 40 is not too late to hit the gym
• Indian-origin scientist makes leadless pacemaker
• Alert mothers key to checking eye cancer in kids
• Eating grapes reduces knee pain
• Kerala on high alert over MERS
• World's first implantable device to reduce high BP
• India must increase expenditure on health: Experts
• Virtual humans to transform global health care soon
• Pakistani province short of polio vaccine, seeks time from WHO
• Now, a DNA tool to spot cancer
• Negative emotions may increase heart attack risk
• Shantha's paediatric vaccine gets WHO prequalification
• Bacteria that gobble up greenhouse gases!
• WHO report reveals worldwide threat to public health
• Eat fibre for longer life after heart attack
• Way to woman’s heart through smooth facial skin: Survey
• Lymphoma among fastest growing cancers worldwide
• Aspirin may cut down colon cancer risks too
• Bone marrow can cure blood disorders
• Pancreatic, biliary cancers difficult to treat: Experts
• Summer diet: Hog on fruits, veggies to stay active
• Timeless beauty tips to follow
• Want to de-stress? Sex can help you
• Easter chocolate can be good for health
• Shape up for summer season
• People scan internet for health early in week: Study
• 96-year-old Delhi man succesfully undergoes bypass surgery
• Four must eat white vegetables
• Weight loss surgery linked to appetite, taste change
• Genetic therapy may repair spinal chord: Study
• Rice eaters have better diets
• Learn from hunters how lifestyle affects gut bacteria
• Unearthed! Tilting planets can harbour life too
• Simple blood test can diagnose asthma: Study
• Bedtime TV affects kids' sleep badly
• Waterproof layer protects turkey eggs from bacteria
• Control pregnancy weight to avoid obesity in kids
• Gut bacteria linked to alcoholic liver disease
• Kids! Play outdoor to keep fatty liver disease at bay
• Diabetes a barrier to breast cancer screening?
• Obsessed with selfies? You may be mentally ill
• New towns pose health risks for India's poor: Study
• Bengal's doctor candidates bat for electorates health
• Summer skin care: Southern actors tell how
• Heavy women drinkers at greater mortality risk: Study
• Strategy needed to control non-communicable diseases: Experts
• Beer glass that would double the pleasure!
• DVT can be treated effectively
• Pictorial warnings help kick the butt: WHO
• Embrace 'green exercise' to keep BP normal
• Eat beans, pulses to reduce bad cholesterol
• Have green tea to boost working memory
• What to eat, what not
• A simple blood test to detect 'solid' cancers?
• A junk food diet makes you indisciplined for sure
• Jogging craze in middle age may hurt your ankles
• e-cigarettes next big smoking poison, warns study
• The weed that causes cancer may well kill it
• Address vector-borne diseases: WHO
• Shoo away summer skin woes with useful tips
• Low doses of aspirin can boost fertility: Study
• A watermelon a day can keep BP away
• FFP responsible for Hepatitis C in Hemophiliacs: DAK
• Risks related to heart disease on world meet agenda
• Recommended low salt intake harmful for health: Study
• Sri Balaji Action Medical Institute introduces Action Kidney, Transplant and Dialysis Centre
• A cream to reduce fat, prevent hair loss too?
• Early depression turns men into couch potatoes
• Men living alone at high skin cancer death risk: Study
• Try 'acne' app to make better food choices
• This protein can resist weight gain despite high-fat diet
• Anti-anxiety drugs, sleeping pills may cause death?
• High BP, sugar in teenage may lead to dementia
• High temperature reduces length of pregnancy: Study
• Limit your kids' screen time for better school results
• Vibration may heal chronic wounds in diabetics
• Day care for poor kids may improve their health later
• Strong muscles in kids lower heart disease, diabetes risk
• Cheap drug boon for treating heart attack patients
• Autism, an individual disorder
• Cholesterol-lowering drugs may boost your sex life too
• Faridabad hospital gives new lease of life to Iraqi man
• Time to put a check on health apps: Experts
• A tool to predict if you need chemotherapy or not
• Ladies! Have fruits for super heart
• Ostracism a bad health strategy in modern world
• Obesity prevention sessions can lower kids' blood pressure
• How religion, spirituality influence health
• Heart matters! Married people at less risk of cardiovascular problems
• Treat sexual problems in lung cancer patients on priority: Experts
• Know how body clock resembles orchestra
• Heart beats differently in men, women
• Healthcare an ailing issue in Indian elections
• Mediterranean diet may lower diabetes risk
• Beware! Kittens can transmit TB bacteria
• Find date drug in your drink in 30 seconds!
• How Google can plan your healthy meal!
• Beware! Cell phone texting bad for heart
• Decades old space mystery solved
• Know the true age of your heart!
• This man cured diabetes with 12-minute workout!
• Keep your kitchen airy for safer lungs
• Know your sugar levels 30 minutes in advance
• A wearable antenna to ease health monitoring
• e-cigarettes not helping smokers quit: Study
• Kids who sleep less eat more
• Smokers can't taste bitter taste of caffeine
• Man with 12 bypass grafts ready for discharge
• Smoking increases risk of TB recurrence: Study
• Role of alcohol in US traffic deaths underreported: Study
• The mummy returns, with high cholesterol, poor dental health!
• One million kids suffer from TB annually: Study
• India still home to quarter of global TB cases (March 24 is World TB Day)
• Sitting all day? Check extra fat on your buttocks
• HIV patients 50 times more likely to develop TB (March 24 is World TB Day)
• UN chief calls for global solidarity to eradicate TB
• Consult this app doctor!
• New method to accurately diagnose pancreatic cancer
• Back pain, weight loss? Be warned, it could be TB (March 24 is World TB Day)
• NIMS, IICT scientists develop new technique to combat cancer
• Depression, anxiety may lead to teeth loss
• Diabetes, high BP in middle age up dementia risks
• How do people stay slim despite eating 'fat' food?
• Drinking alcohol frequently increases stroke risk
• Indian-American researchers find new target to control diabetes
• New method boon for kidney stone treatment
• UV exposure lowers folic acid level in young women: Study
• Want to stay young? Eat less
• Old is gold!
• Chocolate can reduce long-term stroke risk: Study
• Shortness of breath while bending over linked to heart failure
• Coffee causes dehydration is a myth : Experts
• Top ten beauty myths
• World's oldest cancer found in 3,200-year-old skeleton
• Curbing saturated fat alone may not reduce risk to heart
• Stress can result in bad breath
• Kids spend more time on technology than family: Survey
• 20 minutes of exercise can ward off flu
• Eat oats for better heart health, and beyond
• Children at danger from 'third-hand smoke': Study
• New gene linked to heart attack risk identified
• 'India emerging as liver transplant hub'
• Lack of sleep can cause heart disease (March 14 is World Sleep Day)
• 'Kidney diseases can be cured if diagnosed early'
• BP reading above normal may increase stroke risk: Study
• Weak brain connection won't let you stop smoking!
• Summer-proof your skin from sins
• Feeling sad stops you from indulging in unhealthy foods
• Smokers' brains don't read negative aspects of smoking
• When earth goes red for better health!
• Drugs' legalisation is no solution: UN official
• Targeted drug raises hope for cervical cancer patients
• Four new compounds threatening ozone layer: Study
• Tobacco primary cause of preventable deaths (March 11 is No Smoking Day)
• Healthy cells may be harbingers of lung cancer: Study
• 10,000 steps a day not an official marker: Experts
• How to manage your cholesterol
• Dont ignore popping, catching, locking and clicking sounds in Knees
• Device that makes smart phone an eye doctor
• Don't change your doctor if you want better health
• Remain physically active before heart transplant
• Eating red, processed meat may up gut cancer risks
• Green smoothies good for health, but not for teeth
• Metallic toys may harm your kid's health
• Gene therapy a probable way to control HIV
• Low fat diets do not curb heart disease, warns US expert
• Eye injections a thing of past soon?
• Male hormones can enhance female fertility
• Smokers put their kids' heart in danger
• Omega-3 fatty acids key to super heart health
• Cholesterol linked to aggressive prostate cancer treatment
• Soon, silk devices to repair broken bones
• Booming fish trade does not benefit smaller fisherfolk
• 200-year-long drought wiped out Indus Valley: Study
• Ancient virus revival poses threat to humans
• 'Heaviest' Briton sheds record weight in India!
• Scientists discover clean method to produce methanol
• Daily yoga reduces stress in breast cancer patients: Study
• Can ancient Chinese tree extract treat pancreatic cancer?
• SC issues notice on discrimination against HIV children
• Teeth removed from baby's brain tumour!
• Smoke-water solution can stimulate seed growth: Study
• Camera that detects skin cancer in two seconds!
• Beware! Stethoscopes more contaminated than hands
• Dark chocolate your key to healthy heart
• Indian kids not aware of cigarette warning labels: Study
• Blood test to tell you when are you going to die!
• Soon, full-body scan at airports not to violate privacy
• Eat sprouting garlic for more heart-healthy antioxidants
• Doctors perform heart surgery on 70-year-old woman
• Gynaec delivers hard boiled egg, no kidding
• Camels carry deadly virus: Study
• Cell division secret holds key to cancer cure
• Hope 'Tere Bin Laden 2' works for Sikander: Kirron Kher
• Tweaking water flow can arrest bacterial growth
• Brainstorming does change your brain cells
• Partner's death increases stroke risk in first 30 days: Study
• Beware: Pigeon feeding can be at your health's cost!
• Northeastern lichens may yield drug against breast cancer
• High fruits prices adding extra fat to your kid!
• India joins US-led initiative to boost health security
• BP medications after stroke not beneficial: Study
• Wedlock dreams: Cancer survivors fight stigma
• 'Cardiologists profiting from unnecessary bypass surgeries'
• Wrinkles, not skin cancer, worry teens more
• Make eye tests a must for diabetics
• Women, youth under 25 years prone to heart diseases: Report
• India-born politician keeps powerful portfolios in new Danish cabinet
• Craze for sun tanning triggered skin cancer in women?
• Diabetes can be controlled in over 80 percent Indian patients
• Feeling in control is key to a longer, healthier life
• Smokers lack motivation, get tired easily
• Turned 18? Check BP to lower heart disease risk later
• Cancer: Salient Features of the killer disease
• Cancer incidence likely to rise five-fold in India by 2025: Experts
• Cancer is curable: Demystifying many cancer myths
• People walk in Delhi against cancer
• No need to replace fructose with glucose in foods: Study
• Battling cancer with nanoparticles: Indian scientists devise new strategy
• Organ donation needs more awareness, beginning with doctors
• Impulsive behaviour may lead to food addiction
• Hand-held device to replace stethoscope : Indian-origin doctor
• Drinking during pregnancy could lead to badly behaved kid
• Americans take to yoga with gusto, fuel a $27 bn industry