Study Links Maternal Pollution Exposure to Structural Changes in Fetal Brain Development
New Delhi-- Maternal exposure to air pollution during pregnancy—particularly in the second and third trimesters—can lead to subtle but significant structural changes in the developing...
Daily Almond Intake May Help Combat Metabolic Syndrome, Study Finds
New Delhi-- A new study suggests that eating a handful of almonds each day could significantly improve health outcomes for individuals suffering from metabolic syndrome—a...
Study Reveals Why People with Memory Issues May Overeat
New Delhi-- Scientists in the United States have identified a group of brain cells that may explain why individuals with memory problems are more...
Childhood Trauma Can Trigger Lasting Brain Changes, Increase Risk of Psychiatric Disorders: Study
New Delhi-- Childhood adversity may have long-lasting effects on brain development and immune function, significantly increasing the risk of psychiatric disorders later in life, according...
Oral and Gut Bacteria May Accelerate Parkinson’s-Related Cognitive Decline: Study
New Delhi-- Bacteria in the mouth and gut may significantly contribute to the progression of cognitive decline in Parkinson’s disease, according to a new study...
Healthy Habits Can Improve Metabolic Health Without Weight Loss: Study
JERUSALEM-- A healthy lifestyle can significantly boost metabolic health even in individuals who don’t lose weight, according to a new international study by researchers...
Mood Disorders After 40 May Signal Early Warning Signs of Dementia: Study
NEW DELHI-- Mood disorders such as depression, bipolar disorder, or mania that first appear after the age of 40 may not just be standalone mental...
Antibiotic Use During Pregnancy May Lower Preterm Birth Risk in Women with HIV: Study
New Delhi-- A commonly used, low-cost antibiotic may significantly reduce the risk of preterm births in pregnant women living with HIV, according to a new...
Study: Blood Sugar Response to Carbs May Help Detect Prediabetes Risk
New Delhi-- A new study from Stanford University suggests that how a person’s blood sugar responds to carbohydrates could reveal critical insights into their metabolic...
Exposure to Toxic Air During Pregnancy Linked to Higher Risk of Premature Birth: Study
New Delhi-- Pregnant women exposed to fine particulate matter in air pollution may face an increased risk of premature birth due to disruptions in key...
