- 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
Ill-fitting bra can harm your breasts
Shivani Gupta, Sat, 26 Jul 2008
An ill-fitting bra can prove harmful for your breasts leading to many serious problems like discomfort and pain in breasts, pensive psychological
Sleeping hours affect heart functioning: Study
NI Wire, Tue, 22 Jul 2008
The sleeping habits can affect the heart functioning, says a new report released in the American Heart Association Journal on Thursday.
Nicotine may help Alzheimer patients, says a study
NI Wire, Thu, 17 Jul 2008
Amidst stern warning to smokers indicating "smoking is injurious to health" by the various studies/scientists, a new study has at least
Frequent Intercourse may avert Erectile Dysfunction
NI Wire, Sat, 5 Jul 2008
As against the accepted notion that 'sex reduces with age and aging men are at a higher risk of Erectile Dysfunction (ED),' a new study
Drink toned milk for a problem-free heart
NI Wire, Mon, 30 Jun 2008
Milk is a balanced diet. All of us have read in the junior classes that milk contains all the required nutrients (except Vitamin C) in the




