Health
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Lifestyle changes key to prevent rising diabetes, hypertension & obesity: Experts
By Tejaswi Sharma New Delhi– The ancient wisdom of “prevention is better than cure” has never been more relevant than…
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Like old hardcover books? They may be dangerous for you, study finds
New Delhi– If you come across brightly coloured, cloth-bound books from the Victorian era, handle them carefully, or avoid them…
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Study decodes connection between metabolism and immunity in genetic diseases
New Delhi– Researchers have decoded the connection between metabolism and immunity in inherited diseases. Researchers from the Vanderbilt University Medical…
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Study decodes early insights on how bird flu crosses species barrier
New Delhi– Amid the rising frequency of bird flu infections in mammals and the recent H5N1 strain infection of dairy…
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Arts and crafts a significant mental health booster, study finds
New Delhi– A new study on Friday showed that engaging in arts and crafts may be crucial in the fight…
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Dr. Sailaja Reddy on Root Causes of Diseases, Gut Health & Brain, Eating Dosa, Idli, Roti and Rice
BURLINGTON, MA–Dr. Sailaja Reddy, MD, founder of RootHealthMD, on Sunday will speak about gut, diet and root causes of diseases…
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Dr. Kiran Lulla on Rising Mental Health Issues, Depression and Suicides Among Indian American Communities
BURLINGTON, MA—Dr. Kiran Lulla, MD, a board—certified child and adolescent psychiatrist, who is also certified in both ECT’s and TMS,…
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Pancreatic cancer patients may benefit from a ketogenic diet
New Delhi– A ketogenic diet — consisting of high-fat, low-carb foods — may boost treatment outcomes for people suffering from…
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Diabetes Part-2: Dr. Om Ganda on Long-Term Complications From Diabetes, Prevention, Tests, Medicines, Diet & Exercise
BOSTON–This is part-2 of INDIA New England News’ Diabetes Series with diabetes expert Dr. Om Ganda, MD. In part-2, he…
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Work-related stress may increase risk of irregular heart rhythm
New Delhi– Work-related stress, particularly high job strain and effort-reward imbalance, may significantly increase the risk of developing atrial fibrillation…
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