- Vitamin D supplements could combat Crohn's disease
- Chronic trauma can inflict lasting damage to brain
- Drinking coffee could help cut liver disease risk
- 'Most US public swimming pools contain poop bacteria'
- Darker skin also prone to skin cancer
- 'Exergaming' could help prevent childhood obesity
- Handbags may have more germs than average toilet flush
- Women's fertility could be linked with their immune status
- Depression doubles risk of stroke in middle-aged women
- Get fit in 7 mins with high-intensity interval training workouts
Australian scientists conduct trials for Hepatitis C vaccine
NI Wire, Thu, 16 Aug 2012
In a bid to save people from deadly Hepatitis C, Australian scientists have developed a vaccine that is undergoing trials. Around 200 million people worldwide are suffering from this disease.
Overweight mothers could invite health risk for babies
NI Wire, Thu, 16 Aug 2012
The expectant overweight mothers could be spoiling unborn baby's health for a lifetime, a new research has cautioned.
Drinking water regularly helps in reducing headache
NI Wire, Mon, 13 Aug 2012
Scientists from the University of Maastricht, Netherlands have carried out a new study that claims people drinking water regularly are less prone to headaches and migraines.
Blood test for detection of Alzheimer's in pipeline
NI Wire, Fri, 10 Aug 2012
Soon Alzheimer's disease could be detected by a blood test, say researchers at Emory University.
Key cell signals inhibit babies' ability to fight infection
NI Wire, Thu, 9 Aug 2012
Infants often get disease due to not so well developed immune systems, but researchers says that it is possible to activate the crucial cells that can help combat the disease.
Social networking site Pinterest to help fight eating disorders
Wine could save older women from osteoporosis
Deadly fumes may offer a treatment to heart disease
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