Health
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Viruses found in kitchen sponges may eat bacteria: Study
Washington– The US researchers have discovered viruses that can infect bacteria in kitchen sponges, which may prove useful in fighting…
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US shops often sell tobacco without checking age
New York– Those buying tobacco from shops in the US, especially small stores, are usually not asked for identification hence…
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Oral steroids up infection risk in people with inflammation
London– Researchers have found that oral steroid use in patients with inflammatory diseases significantly increases the risk of infection and…
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Indian cricket team inspiring others to stay fit: Fitness trainer
Kolkata– The Indian cricket team players are leading by example as far as fitness trends are concerned, encouraging others to…
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Drink coffee to tackle obesity, suggests study
London– Drinking a cup of coffee can be helpful in fighting obesity and diabetes as it stimulates body’s fat-fighting defences,…
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Swimming in ocean increases infection risk: Study
San Francisco– Swimming in the ocean alters the skin microbiome and increases the risk of infection including that of the ear…
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Is your home making you sick? Some Tips to Make it Healthy
Colleen Walsh Harvard Gazette Some of them we’ve likely heard before, some of them may be new, but all of…
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Kohli on cusp of becoming fastest to 20,000 international runs
New Delhi, June 21 (IANS) India skipper Virat Kohli will have the chance to add another feather to his cap…
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Frequent vacations good for your heart: study
New York– Take time out for travelling amid your busy schedule as frequent vacations not only help de-stress but also…
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NY Health Department Launches Campaign to Encourage Asian New Yorkers to Get Screened for Colon Cancer
NEW YORK– New York Health Department announced a new media campaign to encourage Asian New Yorkers to get screened for colon…
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