Health
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30 percent of female doctors in US sexually harassed: Study
New York– A third of high-achieving female physicians or scientists in the US have been victims of sexual harassment, say…
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Easing migraines with green light
By JENNIFER KRITZ Harvard Gazette Light sensitivity, or photophobia, is a frequent symptom of migraine headaches, which affect nearly 15…
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World Hypertension Day: Know your BP numbers to stay healthy
By Rajat Arora Those were the days when our forefathers toiled in the fields all through the day; our grandmothers…
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How cancer becomes drug-resistant
New York– A team of researchers, including an Indian-American scientist, has found that the major reason cancer drugs fail is…
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IMANE Holds its Annual Spring CME Conference
WALTHAM, MA–Indian Medical Association of New England, known as IMANE, held its annual spring Continuing Medical Education, or CME, conference…
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Heart surgery stalled as computer crashes
Washington–A patient undergoing heart surgery at a US hospital was put at risk when the computer software being used to…
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Scientists develop new heart bypass surgery device
Moscow–A team of international scientists has developed a device that will help doctors to perform heart bypass surgery without stopping…
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Beware: Herbal remedies don’t guarantee safety
New York–Overturning a common perception that herbs are safe because they have been used for many years, researchers have warned…
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Low calorie diet linked to sexual wellness
New York– Apart from losing weight, a diet low in calories is also likely to increase vigour and improve sexual…
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IMANE to Host Nasir Khan Memorial Lecture Series on Saturday in Waltham
WALTHAM, MA–The Bournewood Health Systems in joint partnership with the Indian Medical Association of New England (IMANE) is organizing “Nasir…
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