Bottling up your emotions can affect your immunity: Study
New York-- Teenagers who tend to suppress their emotions or stress can significantly impact their health which can affect their immunity levels later, according...
A brain circuit can help reverse craving for liquor
New York-- Scientists have found that they can reverse the urge to drink alcohol, finds a study, which may open the door to developing...
Bulimia Nervosa: A battle that thrives in secrecy among teenagers
By Puja Gupta
New Delhi-- The most recent Netflix's series 'The Crown', throws light on Princess Diana's fight with an eating disorder - Bulimia Nervosa,...
How fasting can improve your overall health
New York-- Fasting may not be just a religious or political practice. It may actually protect you against age-related diseases and improve your overall...
58% young females have faced online harassment, abuse: Survey
By IANSlife
New Delhi-- More than half of young females who are on some social media platforms have faced online harassment or abuse, reveals a...
Patients suffering from COVID-19 are facing cardiac issues
By IANSlife Features
New Delhi-- The original thought was that the novel coronavirus is a respiratory disease, but as the number of patients who have...
Eating spinach, beetroot could help prevent vision loss
Sydney-- Eating vegetable nitrates, found mainly in green leafy vegetables and beetroot, could prevent macular degeneration, a common cause of vision loss in people over...
Yes, broken hearts are a thing: Researchers identify brain’s role in broken heart syndrome
By Tracy Hampton
The Harvard Gazette
A new study uncovers potential mechanisms that may contribute to “broken heart syndrome,” or Takotsubo syndrome (TTS), a temporary heart...
Adult immunization: Myth vs reality
New Delhi-- While vaccinations remain the most effective prevention strategy to maintain immunity for a prolonged period, adult immunisation remains neglected.
Adult immunisation myths prevail...
UK PM still in hospital over ‘persistent COVID-19 symptoms’
London-- UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson continues to remain in a hospital here after he was admitted due to "persistent coronavirus symptoms", the Downing...
