olive oil may help to failing hearts
According to a study published in the journal Circulation, a common dietary fat called oleate that is present in olive oil may help restoration of metabolism that may get disturbed in case of...
Improve your heart health in 60-minutes!
September 29 is the World Heart Day.
Do you take a one-hour lunch break? If you don’t, you should start. With statistical evidences showing 1 in 5 workers don’t take a lunch...
Apple keeps obesity away
A new study published in the journal Food Chemistry reveals yet another benefit of eating an apple everyday. According to researchers at Washington State University, apples may help preventing obesity-related diseases.
Apples, especially Granny...
Child play after school may helps better grades
If your child cannot wait to play after school, its better you don’t stop him/her, a study suggests. Moderate-to-vigorous physical activity for at least 60 minutes a day after school saw...
Smoking can kill your child
Passive smoking, also known as secondhand smoke is a well-known risk factor of heart disease. Secondhand smoke is the smoke exhaled and then exhaled by a smoker and from a lit...
3 reasons you’re unable to keep diabetes under control
Many people who are diagnosed with diabetes struggle to control their sugar levels. They find natural ways extremely difficult to follow and often complain that their sugar levels keep fluctuating despite...
Blame your brain for Feeling disappointed
Do you often wonder why you end up feeling disappointed? Well, don’t blame those around you; it’s your brain signalling that leads to disappointment, says a new study. Scientists revealed that...
A heart murmur is an unusual sound
29th September is World Heart day
A healthy heart produces two distinct sounds – lub dub. The ‘lub’ is a sound caused by the mitral and tricuspid valves closing at...
Antibacterial resistance may be a risk factor for cystic fibrosis
According to a new research,’antibacterial resistance’ may be a bigger risk factor for Cystic Fibrosis disease than it was previously thought. Stuart Elborn, a researcher from the Queen’s University, Belfast said that more...
Women with larger waistlines more likely to suffer from breast cancer
A Britain-based study has shown that women between 20s and post-menopausal age with expanding waistlines are at an increased risk of breast cancer. An increase in one skirt size every 10 years ups...
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How does our brain process fear?
However, researchers from the University of California-Irvine (UCI) believe that this body of research has not sufficiently investigated how the two regions interact in...
