Health

Washington D.C., Aug. 9 : Natural fruit extract can dissolve the most common component of human kidney stones- calcium oxalate crystals.The findings of the study conducted by University of Houston could lead to the first advance in the treatment of cal…

London, Aug. 8 : According to a recent study, consuming soy may be beneficial to improving metabolic and cardiovascular health in women who have PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome).PCOS is the leading cause responsible for infertility in 70 percent of fem…

Washington D.C, Aug. 8 : A recent study reveals that women are at a higher risk of having fallen vitamin D level when they stop using birth control pills or other contraceptives containing estrogens.Vitamin D is majorly responsible for increasing intes…

Washington D.C, Aug. 8 : The recent findings have unveiled results from a new Randox Laboratories that will help in identifying the patients, who are at an elevated risk of Alzheimer’s disease.The findings that showed the biochip test, which allows mul…

London, Aug. 8 : A new study says that meat intake is as harmful as sugar in the growing prevalence of global obesity.According to scientists at the University of Adelaide, fats and carbohydrates can provide us with enough energy to meet our demands, a…

Washington D.C., Aug. 8 : According to a recent literature review, evidences of link between sleep disorders, may that be insomnia or over sleeping, and stroke risk are growing with time.Based on the review, the authors recommend that people who have h…

Washington D.C, Aug 8 : Men with testicular cancer, who were uninsured or on Medicaid, had a higher risk of death from what is normally a curable disease than insured patients, suggests two new studies.Many studies have revealed barriers to cancer care…

Washington D.C, Aug 8 : A first-of-its-kind next-generation sequencing test, which can detect HIV drug resistance mutations that conventional tests fail to identify, can be a weapon in the war against AIDS, suggests a new study.Developed by researchers…

Washington D.C, Aug 8 : A first-of-its-kind next-generation sequencing test, which can detect HIV drug resistance mutations that conventional tests fail to identify, can be a weapon in the war against AIDS, suggests a new study.Developed by researchers…

Washington D.C, Aug 8 : A first-of-its-kind next-generation sequencing test, which can detect HIV drug resistance mutations that conventional tests fail to identify, can be a weapon in the war against AIDS, suggests a new study.Developed by researchers…