- Heart healthy lifestyle may help protect kidney patients from dying prematurely
- Consumers underestimate calories in fast-food meals
- Drug target to boost body's natural flu killer identified
- Common childhood asthma found unrelated to allergens or inflammation
- Cinnamon compounds show promise against Alzheimer's
- Frequent heartburn linked to cancers of throat and vocal cord
- Cabinet approves Rs 2550 crore for NACSP to confine AIDS in India by 2017
- Statin use linked to increased risk of developing diabetes
- Its official! Memory declines at menopause
- Amazing and unknown benefits of Vitamin C
Rajasthan Police to recruit 10,000 constables: Apply online
NI Wire, Fri, 26 Oct 2012
Rajasthan Police will recruit 10,000 constables and the application procedure for this has already been started.
Bihar sounds alert after two deaths due to dengue
NI Wire, Thu, 25 Oct 2012
A high alert has been issued in Bihar after two people died of dengue and the number of people infected increased to about 200 in different parts of the state, the health minister said Thursday.
Moderate drinking may harm brain cells
NI Wire, Thu, 25 Oct 2012
A few glasses of wine daily may be a good for cardiovascular and brain health, but this habit is not without risk as it can reduce brain cell production by 40 percent, says a new research.
High-carb diets increases Alzheimer's risk
NI Wire, Mon, 22 Oct 2012
Seniors taking a high carb diet are four times more prone to develop mild cognitive impairment -- an early warning of Alzheimer's disease, says a new research.
Donated Human stool can cure fatal C.Diff infection, study says
NI Wire, Sun, 21 Oct 2012
The donated human stool can be successfully used for treating a patient suffering from Clostridium difficile (also known
as C.Diff) infection, a severe type of diarrhea and other intestinal infection in human being, a new study says..............
People who skip breakfast seek heavy lunch, more likely to be fat: Study
Expanding waistlines could be an early sign of cancers
Dietary fibre's cancer-fighting properties unveiled
Pregnant women who sleep on there back risk miscarriage or stillbirth
