- Anabolic-androgenic steroids linked to reduced future mental health
- Cancer radiation therapy if given in evening may minimize hair loss
- Too much time indoors may damage kids' eyes
- 72 pc women experience constipation, bowel problems during pregnancy
- Bed sharing with parents raises risk of a baby dying from SIDS fivefold
- Prenatal exposure to traffic linked to respiratory infection in kids
- More time in gym class lowers obesity risk in kids
- Air and noise pollution raise cardiovascular risk
- Smoking during pregnancy up obesity and diabetes risk in baby girls
- Mediterranean diet may help boost ageing brain power
Hypnosis effective in the treatment of irritable bowels
NI Wire, Tue, 3 Apr 2012
A new study has revealed that Hypnosis can be used as a highly effective tool for the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), diagnosed by abdominal pain, abdominal distension and bloating.
Dieting around the time of conception can increase obesity and diabetes risk of babies
NI Wire, Mon, 2 Apr 2012
A recent study has revealed that twins and babies of mothers, who diet during the time of conception and during the early stage of pregnancy, may be more susceptible to obesity and type-2 diabetes throughout their entire life.
Resting can recover the damage to cardiac cells
NI Wire, Mon, 2 Apr 2012
The research was carried in rats at Imperial College London showed that the effect of heart failure on the cardiac muscles is not permanent as people generally think. The findings of the research could help the scientists to discover new treatment strategies.
More than 50 percent cancers can be prevented
NI Wire, Mon, 2 Apr 2012
A recent study revealed that more than of all cancer is preventable. The only thing needed is to proper knowledge of information to the society to act upon.
Indians should stop excessive consumption of junk food, says diet experts
NI Wire, Mon, 2 Apr 2012
According to the diet experts, the habit of consuming junk food among Indian is increasing day by day and have warned that this could lead to severe health conditions.





