Health
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Ticks are more likely to attack blood group A: Study
London, July 16 (IANS) People with type A blood could be more at risk of being bitten by a tick,…
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An orange a day may prevent age-related vision loss
Sydney– If you want to prevent losing your vision as you age and keep your eyes healthy, eat oranges daily,…
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The unsavory side of sugar
By Brett Milano Harvard Correspondent/The Harvard Gazette The industry calls them SSBs. You know them as sugar-sweetened beverages, and they’re…
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Eat more fruits, veggies to reduce asthma symptoms
London– If you have asthma, switching to a healthy diet of fruits, vegetables and whole grain cereals may help in…
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Legalizing same-sex marriage improves health care access for gays: Study
New York– Legalizing same-sex marriage will offer the LGBT community a chance to significantly improve their quality of life by…
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Multivitamins may not prevent cardiovascular diseases
New York– If you are taking multivitamin and mineral supplements to protect your heart’s health, think again. A new analysis…
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Diabetes drug offers treatment for fatal lung disorder
New York– A drug widely used to treat diabetes may help reverse a fatal, lung disorder which may develop after…
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Scientists identify gene that helps treat cancer
Canberra–The gene that strengthens the human immunity system has been identified by Australian scientists, it was revealed on Monday. The…
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Mindfulness meditation and relaxation response affect brain differently
A variety of meditation-based programs have been developed in recent years to reduce stress and medical symptoms and to promote…
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Midlife fitness may boost your heart health
New York– People with high fitness during their middle ages are significantly less likely to die from heart diseases in later…
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