Health
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Spinal cord stimulation can help treat depression: Study
New York– Electrical stimulation of the spinal cord is feasible, well-tolerated, and can have therapeutic potential to treat depression, according…
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Extreme cold weather may up brain stroke risk in BP patients: Docs
New Delhi– Even as the winter season has set in, doctors on Friday warned that dipping temperatures can heighten the…
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Midlife blood test may predict cognitive decline, Alzheimer’s later: Study
New York– Researchers have connected two blood biomarkers to changes in cognitive function in women in midlife, opening a potentially…
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Steroid creams may affect bone health: Study
Taipei– Higher doses of topical corticosteroids, which are commonly used to treat inflammatory skin conditions, can elevate risks of osteoporosis…
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Why high blood sugar makes lung infections worse
Jerusalem– In people with diabetes, high levels of blood sugar disrupts the function of key cell subsets in the lungs…
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Long Covid can affect heart rate variability: Study
Sao Paulo– Long Covid can have a significant impact on the heart rate variability (HRV) at rest and during deep…
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Study decodes link between waist circumference & infertility in women
Beijing– For every extra 1 cm of waist measurement, a woman’s risk of infertility increases by 3 per cent, reveals…
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Mediterranean diet may boost chances of IVF success: Study
Sydney– Adopting a Mediterranean diet — with high intakes of fruits and veggies, nuts and legumes — during IVF treatment…
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MIT study finds gamma brain stimulation may combat Alzheimer’s Disease
New York– Non-invasive interventions such as light, sound, and magnets to stimulate gamma brain waves may aid in the treatment…
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Beetroot juice supplement beneficial for lung disease patients: Study
London– A 12-week course of daily beetroot juice supplement for people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) lowered blood pressure…
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