Kids of less-educated moms at higher obesity risk
New Delhi, Children of poorly-educated mothers face higher risk of obesity than those whose mothers are well-educated, suggests a new study. For the study, published...
New blood test may help predict pre-term birth
New York, Researchers are working on a blood test that could be able to detect risk of spontaneous pre-term delivery.
According to a study, published...
Unhealthy food at work ups risk of lifestyle ailments
New Delhi, If you tend to keep guards on unhealthy foods down at workplace, you may be at an increased risk of diabetes and...
Sleeping will kill you…Know shocking details
Toronto, While lack of proper sleep has been known to affect health, a new study has showed that people who sleep less or more...
Arthritis drug may improve early stages of heart disease
London: Drugs used to treat initial signs of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) can also improve the early stages of heart disease, according to a new...
Big opportunity for 10th pass! Grab this government job with a salary of Rs...
New Delhi, 10th pass students here's a wonderful job opportunity for you at Border Roads Organization (BRO). Apply soon as the closing date is...
Decoded: How cancer cells cripple immune system
New York, Researchers have found that cancer cells send out biological "drones" to fight the immune system and survive.
The study showed that cancer cells release...
With 18,087 cases, India’s total tally crosses 1,03,74,932
New Delhi: India recorded 18,087 cases of coronavirus, taking the overall tally to 1,03,74,932. With 264 new deaths, the overall fatality toll has reached...
Is HIV curable? First woman in the world believed to be cured of virus
New Delhi: Believed to be the third person in the world and first woman, a US patient has reportedy been cured of HIV virus....
WHO calls for increased global action against tobacco
New Delhi, Many governments are making progress in the fight against tobacco use, but the World Health Organization's (WHO) latest tobacco report shows more...
