Health
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Vitamin C deficiency in elderly can cause abnormal bleeding, fatigue: Study
New Delhi– Older adults suffering from abnormal bleeding, fatigue, and weakness, must be assessed for scurvy — a disease caused…
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Japanese study shows gut hormones key to fight fatty liver disease
New Delhi– A Japanese study has revealed the crucial role of intestinal absorption in the gut in preventing dietary-induced fatty…
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Australian research finds link between snoring, elevated blood pressure
Canberra– Australian research has found a link between snoring and elevated blood pressure. According to the study, which was conducted…
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Cut down sedentary time, do walk, brisk exercise to prevent back pain: Study
New Delhi– Facing severe back pain? A new study suggests reducing daily sitting time and walking or doing some brisk…
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A cholesterol regulator can help treat depression, anxiety: Scientists
New York– Scientists on Friday revealed that a cholesterol regulator can become a surprising player in mental health research, helping…
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Australian research links stroke with long-term cognitive decline
Sydney– Australian research has linked stroke to immediate and accelerated long-term cognitive decline. In a study published on Thursday, researchers…
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Higher doses of lithium aspartate promising for long Covid patients: Study
New York– Low doses of lithium aspartate is ineffective in treating the fatigue and brain fog that is often a…
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Diabetes, obesity increases risk of liver cancer relapse: Study
New Delhi– Diabetes and obesity can fuel the relapse of liver cancer — the sixth most common cancer worldwide, according…
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New Alzheimer’s drug shows promise to prevent buildup of tau proteins in brain cells
New Delhi– In a promising breakthrough, an international team of researchers from the UK, US, and Japan has developed a…
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Study says diagnostic errors can occur in 1 in every 14 hospital patients
New York– Diagnostic errors are likely to be occurring in as many as 1 in every 14 (7 per cent)…
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