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Overall,about one in four women who smoke while pregnant deny it,a new study hints.
Eating lots of red meat ups women’s stroke risk
Women who eat a lot of red meat and processed meat may be putting themselves at increased risk of stroke.
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University of Mumbai researchers have found medicines in red and pink colour are preferred over tablets in other colours.
Emotional intelligence sharpens as we enter our 60s
Psychologists have found that older people have a hard time keeping a lid on their feelings,especially when watching disgusting scenes in movies and reality shows.
Vegetable diet gives you daughters
In a country that is haunted by female infanticide,the news that there may be a vegetable-baby's sex link is not welcome at all,but then what can you do?
Researchers eye videos for clear asthma view
Australian scientists are developing videos showing how air travels through the lungs in an attempt to improve the diagnosis and treatment of asthma.
PCA conducts workshop on Dyslexia for teachers
Pearson Clinical Assessment (PCA),engaged in training teachers and special educators on Dyslexia through their workshops,held one such session.
Hundreds of herbal medicines to be banned in UK
Hundreds of herbal medicines will be banned from being sold in Britain next year.
High-stress lifestyle ‘making Britons obese’
Chocolate and alcohol top the list of products people turn to help deal with stress.
”Midas touch” gene makes people brilliant businessmen
Some people exhibit an exceptionally brilliant business sense,which may be a result of a particular gene they possess says a new study.
Texting before going to bed affects sleep,mood
Text messaging and other electronic communication media were linked to excessive movement during sleep,insomnia and leg pain.
Got a bad hangover? Try honey on toast!
Scientists claim that the natural sweetener is one of the best way to treat toxins in the body post-binge.
‘Good bacteria’ in yogurt may not be as healthy…
Probiotic yoghurts and yoghurt drinks may not be as healthy as they are claimed to be - the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has found that there is not enough evidence that these products have a positive effect on the immune system and digestive health.
Miracle diet pill that burns calories
A new miracle weight loss pill that is being used by the likes of Eva Longoria and Courteney Cox is all the rage.
A Facebook feature in your brain!
Strange it may appear,but a Facebook-like feature in your brain rules your social network,say researchers.
We are what our fathers ate,says study
Like father,like children. Yes,you're what your father eats,says a new study.
Honey ‘cure’ for hangover
The fructose in honey is essential to help the body break down alcohol into harmless by-products.
We’re what our father ate — before our birth,says study
Like father,like children. Yes,you're what your father eats,says a new study.
Disaster Drill organised at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals
The First Primary Trauma Course for the Haryana Traffic Police was organized by the Indian Head Injury Foundation in collaboration with Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals.
Complementary medicines fatal for kids
A study carried out in Australia has found that complementary and alternative medicines (CAM),when substituted for effective conventional medicines,could be dangerous for children and can even prove fatal.
The reason behind failure of dialysis
Scientists have revealed that a protein implicated in the development of vascular diseases may also contribute to the failure of arteriovenous (AV) fistulas created for vascular access in dialysis patients.
Placebos work even if patients know they are fake
A new study has found that patients could benefit from dummy pills even if they are told they contain no active ingredient.
Eating habits that ensure a longer life
A new study has found that the leading causes of death are no more infectious diseases but chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease and cancer which may be affected by food habits.
Couples who delay sex have better marriages: Study
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New weight-loss mantra for teens: ditch the diet shakes and bars
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