Why enough sleep is important for your heart health?
Washington-- Getting enough sleep is key to good health, as researchers say that insufficient sleep increases the risk of serious problems, including cardiovascular disease. The...
Forget Zumba, Learn Bollywood-Inspired Fitness Exercise From BollyX Instructor Swasti Bhargava at Health Expo...
BURLINGTON, MA—Yes, you can forget Zumba, and try something you are familiar with—Bollywood-inspired dance exercise for optimum fitness and fun. BollyX instructor Swasti Bhargava...
Smoking may damage immunity of skin cancer patients: Study
London-- Smoking may damage the immune response against melanoma and limit patients' survival chances, according to a new study. Melanoma patients with a history of...
Obesity causing genes identified
New York-- Researchers have identified genetic variants associated with obesity that is central to developing targeted interventions to reduce the risk of chronic illnesses...
New nano-painkiller lasts longer, less addictive than opioids
London-- Researchers have developed a new painkiller using nanoparticles that lasts longer than morphine, paving the way for intense pain treatments without the severe...
Dr. Rajiv and Arti Datta Underwrite Lecture Series to Support Medical Education
OCEANSIDE, NY –The Mudra Foundation: Art for a Cause has agreed to underwrite an annual medical education lecture series that will focus on innovations...
Dr Reddy’s re-launch generic version of Suboxone in US
Hyderabad-- With US Supreme Court ruling in its favour, Indian pharma major Dr. Reddy's Laboratories on Wednesday announced re-launch of generic version of Suboxone,...
Smoking over 20 cigarettes a day can cause blindness
New York-- While excessive smoking has been linked to various health issues, including heart disease and cancer, a new study has warned that smoking...
New York City Health Department Launches Campaign on Lead Exposure for the South Asian...
NEW YORK– The Health Department of New York City announced an awareness campaign on lead exposure specifically for the South Asian community. While peeling...
Nuts can keep diabetics’ heart healthy
New York-- Eating a handful of nuts daily, particularly tree nuts, may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease among people with Type-2 diabetes, associated...