Health
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Here’s why Asian-Americans are more prone to severe strokes
New York–People of Asian-American origin are more likely to experience severe ischemic stroke and worse outcomes than whites, claims a…
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Keep body fat in check to cut breast cancer risk
New York– Postmenopausal women with normal body mass index (BMI) but higher body fat levels at the same time may…
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Exposure to air pollution in womb may shorten lifespan
New York– Babies’ exposure to high levels of air pollution in the womb may lead to a type of DNA…
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Love hormone or a volume control for the brain
With so many sights, sounds, smells, and other stimuli, the brain is flooded by the moment. How can it sort…
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Test vaccine for malaria appears promising
London– A new, experimental vaccine for malaria has shown fast and effective results against acute infection, protection against relapse, as…
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One-third women avoid smear tests due to embarrassment: Survey
London– One in three young women avoid or delay getting screened for cervical cancer because they are embarrassed about their…
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Researchers probe stomach surgery’s “miracle” secrets
By Alvin Powell Harvard Gazette Nima Saeidi, an assistant professor of surgery at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital…
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Screening all women for cancer genes may be cost effective
London–Screening all women over 30 years age for breast and ovarian cancer gene mutations can be cost effective and could…
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E-Cigarettes are less harmful than conventional cigarettes: Study
New Delhi– As the government continues to caution people against tobacco and e-cigarettes, a study by the North East Hills…
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How and why to protect against frostbite as the region plunges below zero
By Wynne Armand, MD Harvard Gazette Whether you and your family are embracing the pleasures of the winter season with…
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