Health
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The Right Moves: New study sheds light on brain’s ability to orchestrate movement
By Christen Brownlee The Harvard Gazette To carry out any action, whether playing the piano or dancing the jitterbug, the…
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The bacterial horror of hot-air hand dryers
Dr. John Ross, MD Harvard Health Publishing If you’re the kind of person who avoids public bathrooms at all costs,…
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Sohini Mukherjee: Researching psycho-social factors in the women’s lives
By Karen Feldscher Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health During a college research project in the Sundarbans, a poor…
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University of Houston Researcher Tahir Hussain Activates Kidney Cell to Protect It
HOUSTON– University of Houton professor of pharmacology Tahir Hussain has received $1.6 million from the National Institutes of Health to…
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Diabetics need not always hold back from eating eggs: Study
Sydney– People suffering from diabetes may finally eat eggs daily without a pinch of guilt. A new study suggests that…
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How Gum Disease Is At The Root Of 5 Serious Health Issues
Your dentist keeps warning you about bleeding or inflamed gums for a reason. They can be a gateway to serious…
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5 natural ways to fight non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
New Delhi– According to the WHO, liver disease is the 10th most common cause of deaths in India. Gone are the…
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Progress and challenge on Alzheimer’s
Healthy diets and exercise have helped, but longer lives also mean more cases, expert says By Alvin Powell Harvard Staff Writer…
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6 herbs to include in your daily diet for a healthier, happier you
New Delhi– Focusing on health in the hectic and stressful lives that we lead today is becoming difficult. Incorporating relevant…
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Heart patients who walk faster hospitalized less
London– Increasing the pace of walking may bring some added benefits as researchers have found that faster walking patients with heart…
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