Health
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Why head injuries may up risk of developing brain cancer
London– Suffering head injuries can one day lead to the development of a relatively rare but often aggressive form of…
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Reproductive factors in women contribute to heart disease risk: Study
London– An earlier first birth, a higher number of live births, and starting periods at a younger age are all…
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Will Alzheimer’s become a disease of the young?
New Delhi– While Alzheimer’s is long known to afflict the aged, Chinese researchers recently claimed a 19-year-old boy — the…
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World’s smallest pump used to save patient’s life in Punjab
Chandigarh– A 70-year-old woman got a new lease of life after the world’s smallest pump — ‘Impella’ — was used…
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Over 40% Covid patients at high risk of autoimmune disease: Study
London– More than 40 per cent patients, who suffered Covid-19 disease, are at an increased risk of developing autoimmune disease…
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Cleaner air may boost children’s lung capacity: Study
London– Cutting down on air pollution can help improve the lung capacity of children and adolescents, finds a study. The…
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Nasal decongestants may be linked to seizures, stroke: Report
London– Nasal decongestants, used quite often for treating cough, cold as well as allergy, may be linked to seizures and…
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Study confirms genetic link between migraine and blood sugar
Sydney– Australian researchers have identified a concrete genetic link between migraine and blood sugar levels. According to Queensland University of…
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Loneliness is a serious health problem: Can robot friends help?
Written by Maura Kelly Photographs by Kent Dayton The Harvard Gazette/Harvard Public Health During the heights of pandemic social isolation,…
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7 tips to manage Diabetes during weddings
New Delhi– The wedding season is in full gear in India. Families are gathering to commemorate these happy events, with…
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