Lifestyle

12:57 PM
Late dinner and no breakfast makes for a deadly combination

New research has found that skipping breakfast and having dinner late is the worst eating habit and can lead to worst outcomes after a heart attack.

10:52 AM
Marijuana users less likely to gain weight despite munchies

Those who smoke cannabis, or marijuana, weigh less compared to adults who don't, recent findings suggest.

02:16 PM
Here's how superstitions spread in society

A recent analysis tries to explain how superstitious beliefs can become established practices in a society's and become a part of its social norms.

12:46 PM
Children bullied in schools more prone to mental health issues

According to recent findings, victims of bullying in secondary school have increased chances of mental health problems and unemployment, later in life.

12:17 PM
Relationship status influences sexual problems and self-efficacy in breast cancer survivors

Vaginal dryness and painful intercourse are some of the common adverse events of post-breast cancer treatment therapies.

11:09 AM
Alcoholism, substance abuse leads college students to a life of distress

A new study has claimed that college students, if subjected to even one among negative habits such as heavy drinking or substance abuse, can end up living a life of mental distress, lack of sleep, low grades and poor lifestyle choices.

03:40 PM
Common sleep myths might pose serious risks

People holding sleep myths- like five hours of sleep is sufficient for them, snoring has no harm or drinking helps you to fall asleep- are at a significant health threat.

11:01 AM
Take short breaks to learn new skills

In a new study the researchers have highlighted the importance of taking small breaks during learning.

10:40 AM
Gestational Diabetes can seed diabetes in children

A new study claims that mothers who suffer from gestational diabetes, are more likely to pass on the ailment to their children.

06:49 PM
Teeth-whitening products can damage tooth

According to recent findings products are capable of harming protein-rich tooth layers.

02:25 PM
Psychologists believe smiling can make people feel happier

In a new study, psychologists have found that smiling indeed makes people feel happier.

04:43 PM
Allergy season worsens with changing climate

A new study has found that allergy season has worsened because of increased pollen count and changing the climate.

11:49 AM
Men act less interested in sex in order to get it?

Men sometimes act less interested in sex, in order to get it, the findings suggest.

11:28 AM
Want to quit smoking? Find a partner

While it is the right decision for a healthier life, quitting smoking can be a lonely endeavour.

12:05 PM
Scientists discover a way to prevent water from turning into ice

If you have suffered from those unwanted ice crystals in your freezer, scientists from the University of Zurich have come up with a way to prevent water from turning into ice.

11:16 AM
Study finds a new way to reduce risk of childhood obesity

A recent study has found a way to reduce the risk of obesity in children. The researchers of the study analysed breast milk as a potential factor, for childhood obesity.

12:21 PM
Children living in vicinity of major roads are at high risk of developmental delays

Children living close to a major roadway are likely to score less in communication test than the children living away from any major roadway, says a recent study.

03:48 PM
Exercise during pregnancy guards offspring against obesity

A recent study conducted in mice found that offspring born to mice that exercised were less likely to become obese after consuming a high-fat diet later in life.

03:08 PM
Heavy drinking and high-fat diet go hand in hand due to same brain circuitry

Heavy drinking and a high-fat diet are believed to go hand in hand. A new in mice suggests that it is because of the same brain circuitry.

01:27 PM
Common food additive may weaken defenses against influenza

Food additive tert-butylhydroquinone found in many common products from frozen meat to crackers and fried foods suppresses the immune response the body mounts when fighting the flu, a recent study suggests.

12:09 PM
Sunscreen use could lead to better blood vessel health

Sunscreen protects the skin’s blood vessel function from harmful ultraviolet radiation exposure by protecting dilation of the blood vessels. Perspiration on the skin may also provide protection to the skin’s blood vessels from sun damage, a recent st

02:01 PM
Five things to know about vaccine allergies

Only one in 760,000 vaccinations will respond with anaphylaxis and for all other side effects, there are ways around any problem.

11:32 AM
Spicy compound from chilli peppers could reduce spread of lung cancer

A new study has suggested that the compound responsible for chilli peppers' heat could help slow the spread of lung cancer.

11:13 AM
Fatty liver disease can sometimes lead to liver cancer

In a new study, researchers have discovered important differences in the biological pathways that lead to cancer for alcoholic fatty liver disease compared to a non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.