Why repeated dieting may backfire
Why repeated dieting may backfire
London, Dec 5 (IANS) Instead of helping you slim down, repeated dieting may lead to weight gain because the brain...
People in addiction treatment more likely to smoke
New York, Sep 23 (IANS) People undergoing treatment for drugs and alcohol addiction around the world use tobacco at two to three times the...
Good vitamin D levels help improve fertility in sheep
London, Jan 14 (IANS) High levels of vitamin D are linked to better fertility and reproductive success in wild sheep, says a new study.
Experts...
Brain protein behind depression in pregnancy
Brain protein behind depression in pregnancy
New York, Jan 13 (IANS) Low levels of a brain protein during pregnancy can cause depression in the mother...
Brain injury in teenagers may up Alzheimer’s risk: Lancet
Brain injury in teenagers may up Alzheimer's risk: Lancet
London, April 11 (IANS) Sustaining a traumatic brain injury (TBT) in your 20s may increase the...
Forced eating does no good to children
New York, July 20 (IANS) Parents who force their kids to finish everything served on their plates may be doing more harm than good....
How obese individuals can sustain weight loss
London, April 15 (IANS) Maintaining stability in losing weight is the biggest struggle for obese individuals. However, according to a new study, if a...
Beware! Incense smoke may be as bad as cigarette smoke
Beijing, Aug 26 (IANS) Burning incense at home may put your health at great risk including cancer as the pleasant smell from incense smoke...
Gut bacteria, not just genetics, linked to asthma
Gut bacteria, not just genetics, linked to asthma
Toronto, Nov 28 (IANS) The family risk for asthma -- typically passed from mothers to babies --...
New computer method may predict time of body clock
New computer method may predict time of body clock
New York, Feb 28 (IANS) Researchers have developed a computer method called ZeitZeiger that uses a...
