There are earlier studies too that link cancer to both diabetes and obesity
Diabetes is a risk factor for cancer in both men and women, but the increased risk is higher in women.
According to a new article in Diabetologia (the...
Real time measurement of the hormone cortisol in sweat is on the anvil
Stanford University researchers have created a stretchy skin patch, a kind of wearable device, that wicks up sweat and assesses how much cortisol hormone a person is...
Mayo Clinic researchers find decline in memory, thinking not yet clinically obvious can worsen with general anesthesia
To do or not to do surgery in old people is always a fraught question. New research from Mayo Clinic has further complicated...
Study examines whether biofortification is of value in tackling malnutrition
That India has a massive malnutrition burden is well known - National Family Health Survey 4 shows more than 38% kids are stunted.
A study in the Journal of Nutrition now...
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Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the commonest cause of blindness in the world
Age-related blindness, one of the commonest causes in the world of loss of sight, could, in the near future, be curable.
Scientists at the University of Birmingham are...
High levels of traffic pollution did not reduce the beneficial effects of regular exercise on the heartIf high pollution levels in your city every winter put you off your daily exercise regimen, think again. The benefits of exercise on...
Study finds link between faulty growth of uterine lining and sexual abuse during childhood
Sexual and physical abuse in childhood and adolescence is associated with a greater risk of endometriosis during adulthood.
A large prospective study found that women reporting severe-chronic...
New research shows coffee betters analytical and mathematical skills
Drinking coffee seems to have its perks.
In addition to the physical boost it delivers, coffee may lessen our risk of heart disease, diabetes and dementia. Coffee may even help us live...
People tend to piece together feelings and conversations or photographs
So you remember that trip to the sea beach as a two-year-old? Or the time when you had a fracture at three? Chances are it's just the photograph or a...
Appreciation improves classroom behaviour and mental health
Celebrating good behaviour rather than picking on small flaws can not just improve classroom behaviour, it can also better mental health.
A new study led by the University of Exeter Medical School, finds training...
