Love Eating Chicken? Study Links Regular Poultry Consumption to Higher Risk of Gastrointestinal Cancers
New Delhi-- While chicken, often considered a healthier alternative to red meat, has been widely promoted as a lean protein option, a new study...
Study Links Antibiotic Use Before Age Two to Increased Risk of Childhood Obesity
New Delhi-- Administering antibiotics during the first two years of life may increase a child's risk of developing a higher body mass index (BMI),...
Measles Threatens to Resurge in the US as Vaccination Rates Decline: Study
New Delhi-- The United States may be on the verge of a major measles resurgence as vaccination rates continue to decline across several states,...
Indian Scientists Develop Optical Sensing Platform for Cholesterol Detection
New Delhi-- A team of interdisciplinary researchers at the Institute of Advanced Study in Science and Technology (IASST) in Guwahati, an autonomous institute under...
Middle-Aged Americans Lonelier Than Older Generations, Study Finds
New York-- Middle-aged Americans report some of the highest levels of loneliness, surpassing even older generations, according to a new international study released Tuesday....
Scientists Link High-Fat, High-Sugar Diets to Impaired Brain Function
Sydney-- In a groundbreaking study, researchers have found that diets high in fat and sugar can impair cognitive function, particularly the brain’s ability to...
Scientists Identify Key Enzyme That Could Halt Aggressive Brain Cancer
New York-- A team of researchers has identified a crucial enzyme that could help stop the growth of glioblastoma, one of the deadliest forms...
U.S. Parents Divided on When to Talk to Kids About Puberty, Study Finds
New York-- While most U.S. parents agree it's important to talk to their children about puberty, a new study reveals they are sharply divided...
Vegan or Omnivorous? It Doesn’t Matter for Muscle Building, Study Finds
New York-- Whether your protein comes from plants or animals, it makes no difference when it comes to building muscle after weight training, according...
World Liver Day: Healthy Eating Can Cut Liver Disease Risk by 50%, Say Experts
New Delhi-- On the eve of World Liver Day, observed annually on April 19, leading healthcare professionals are urging people to prioritize dietary changes,...