- Calcium and vitamin D intake timing may affect how bone adapts to exercise
- Getting enough sleep may help prevent diabetes in men
- Beliefs about causes of obesity could affect weight and eating behaviour
- Exposure to high pollution levels during pregnancy may double risk of having autistic kids
- Regular use of talcum powder ups risk of ovarian cancer by 24pc
- Exposure to traffic-related pollution early in life linked to childhood asthma
- Why people find it easier to lose 2-4 pounds rather than 3 pounds?
- Potential 'genetic driver' behind male heart disease identified
- Infections up risk of mood disorders
- 'Smoking alcohol' trend dangerous that downing a glass or two
AIDS deaths declining but very slowly UN report
NI Wire, Thu, 19 Jul 2012
A United Nations report says that global epidemic of AIDS is on the decline but its pace is too slow.
New discovery into cancer formation
NI Wire, Wed, 18 Jul 2012
In a significant development on the front of treatment of cancer treatment researchers have found out an important step in healthy tissue formation - signals that cause proteins to form the glue that binds cells into tissues. But this glue can also cause cancers and inflammation if disrupted.
People living on the seaside are healthier
NI Wire, Wed, 18 Jul 2012
Those living on the seaside have a reason to cheer. According to a British study living near the sea could help us in leading a healthy life. The study found individuals living near the coast tend to be healthier in comparison to those who set up home further inland.
Genetically engineered bacteria to combat malaria parasite
NI Wire, Tue, 17 Jul 2012
In a recent development researchers have developed a new bacterium that is able to kill malarial parasite.
Multidrug treatment could make cancers manageable in coming decades
NI Wire, Thu, 12 Jul 2012
A new research has revealed how resistance to targeted drug therapy emerges in colorectal cancers. The study also discusses about a multidrug approach that could be helpful in managing the many cancers, if the said form of cancer is not curable.
