- Loneliness in old age 'worse than smoking'
- Southampton Varsity identify key peptides that could lead to universal vaccine for influenza
- Pregnant women can undergo chemotherapy 'without harming baby'
- Pregnant women can undergo chemotherapy 'without harming baby'
- 'Too posh to push' not always best for babies' health
- Setting specific goal can help improve dietary habits of diabetics
- Heart disease may lead to prostate cancer
- Video-based home exercise can reduce osteoarthritis pain and improve mobility
- Botanical formula could 'battle prostate cancer without toxicity'
- Exercise yields feelings of excitement, enthusiasm
UNICEF hails WHO Bulletin: pneumonia major cause of child death
NI Wire, Sat, 3 May 2008
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) hailed the report in World Health Organisation (WHO) Bulletin, which
Indian population more vulnerable to HIV-AIDS
NI Wire, Mon, 28 Apr 2008
Minister of Science and Technology and Earth Sciences Kapil Sibal released a study Genetic Landscape of the People of India: A Canvas
Clinical monitoring is as effective as lab test for AIDS: Study
NI Wire, Sat, 26 Apr 2008
Despite data suggesting better AIDS treatment it is hard for the patients of poor developing countries to avail guided
Dark chocolate diet to fight cholesterol
NI Wire, Thu, 24 Apr 2008
A research published in Journal of Nutrition by researchers from University of Illinois says that a diet of dark chocolate can fight
Aerobic exercise to improve cognitive processes
NI Wire, Mon, 21 Apr 2008
A new study at University of Applied Sciences in Netherlands has found that doing aerobic exercise daily can reduce
