Beauty colours for every skin tone
Beauty colours for every skin tone
New Delhi: Choosing make-up for your skin tone goes far beyond getting the foundation right. However, there are a...
Using Western BP guidelines may boost stroke risk in Asian patients
London, Nov 28 (IANS) European and North American blood pressure guidelines, issued last year, may actually boost the stroke risk if adapted for Asian...
Changes in heart activity may predict epilepsy onset
New York, March 10 (IANS) While doctors have long characterised epilepsy as a brain disorder, researchers have now found that certain changes in heart...
Overeating? Your brain cells may signal ‘stop eating’
New York: Are you obese and still unable to control munching those gastronomical delights? Do not worry, scientists have identified brain cells that can...
Is heart a casualty after cancer survival?
Is heart a casualty after cancer survival?
New Delhi, Feb 4 (IANS) While cancer has almost become one among the lifestyle diseases today, advances in...
South Korea abortion ban ruled ‘unconstitutional’
South Korea abortion ban ruled 'unconstitutional'
Seoul: South Korea's Constitutional Court ruled on Thursday as "unconstitutional" the current ban on abortion and called for its...
Checking unhealthy behaviour as a teenager may cut obesity risk later
Checking unhealthy behaviour as a teenager may cut obesity risk later
Toronto, Feb 28 (IANS) It's not only junk food, but a combination of unhealthy...
Positive memories may help treat mental health problems
London, April 20 (IANS) Savouring positive memories and images is likely to generate positive emotions in the human mind and can prove to be...
Borrowing immune cells
Borrowing immune cells can help fight cancer
London, May 22 (IANS) A team of international researchers has found that if an individual's own immune cells...
Common BP drug may prevent onset of Type 1 diabetes
Common BP drug may prevent onset of Type 1 diabetes
New York, Feb 17 (IANS) A drug commonly used drug to control high blood pressure...
