Health
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New Antiviral Chewing Gum May Help Fight Flu and Herpes Virus Transmission
A collaborative team from the University of Pennsylvania and Finnish researchers has developed a new antiviral chewing gum that significantly…
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Lower Your Cholesterol, Save Your Memory? New Study Sparks Hope in Dementia Battle
Cholesterol-lowering drugs commonly prescribed to reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes may also offer protection against dementia, according…
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E. coli Outbreak in Latvia Sickens 53, Including Children
A dangerous outbreak of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC) has struck Latvia, leaving 53 people ill, including seven adults, according…
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Study Finds Common Blood Fat Linked to Rheumatoid Arthritis in Women
Triglycerides — the most common type of fat in the blood — may be a potential modifiable risk factor for…
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Common gut bacteria can make diabetes, cancer drugs less effective: Study
A recent study has found that common gut bacteria can metabolize certain oral medications, potentially reducing the effectiveness of drugs…
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Blood Pressure Patterns in Early Pregnancy Can Predict Hypertension Risk Years Later
lood pressure patterns observed during the first half of pregnancy, even among women without hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP), can…
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Study of Cardiac Cells in Space to Help Repair Heart Damage on Earth
A groundbreaking study conducted aboard the International Space Station (ISS) could revolutionize the treatment of heart damage on Earth.
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High BP Can Damage Kidney Function Even Before Symptoms Appear: Study
A recent study has revealed that hypertension, or high blood pressure, can significantly impact kidney function even before clinical symptoms…
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Summer Health Issues: Common Ailments and How to Stay Safe Amidst the Heat
As summer begins, intense heat is already taking its toll on people across the country. With record-breaking temperatures being recorded…
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WHO lauds Kenya for sustained efforts in fighting tuberculosis
The World Health Organization (WHO) has commended Kenya for its remarkable strides in combating tuberculosis (TB).
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High Cholesterol? Your Office Coffee Brewing Machine Might Be to Blame, Study Finds
Do you enjoy sipping a freshly brewed cup of coffee at work? You may want to rethink your daily routine.…
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Clay Pot Water or Fridge Water: Which is Better in Summer? Read Here
As the summer season approaches, staying hydrated and keeping the body cool becomes increasingly important.
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Stomach Pain and Unusual Movements Lead to Discovery of Coin in Woman’s Stomach
In a rare and surprising medical case, a young woman experienced unusual movements and severe stomach pain while operating medical…
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Daily Physical Activity and Good Sleep Key to Boosting Happiness, Reducing Stress: Study
A new study suggests that daily physical activity and adequate sleep can significantly boost happiness and reduce stress levels.
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Ultra-Processed Vegan Meat and Soymilk May Aid Weight Loss, Study Finds
If you’re trying to shed some extra pounds, switching to plant-based ultra-processed foods like soy milk and vegan meat might…
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H5N1 Danger: Why Kids and Young Adults Are at Highest Risk!
Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania in the US found that prior exposure to certain seasonal influenza viruses helps develop…
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Stop Smoking Now and See Amazing Changes in 72 Hours – Here’s What You Need to Know
Quitting smoking is one of the most beneficial decisions you can make for your health, regardless of how long you’ve…
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Alzheimer’s Disease: Researchers Discover Role of Key Protein
Researchers have made a significant breakthrough in understanding the role of the tau protein in Alzheimer's disease.
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Health Crisis: 84% of Hyderabad IT Employees Suffer from Fatty Liver, Bengaluru Sounds Alarm
A recent study conducted by the University of Hyderabad in collaboration with the Asian Institute of Gastroenterology (AIG) has revealed…
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Prior Infection with Seasonal Flu May Guard Against Severe Bird Flu: Study
A recent study suggests that prior infections with seasonal H1N1 flu may strengthen immunity and reduce the severity of H5N1…
