health and well being
Calorie-labelling makes people rethink food choices, says study
Study found foods that you might otherwise be inclined to eat became less desirable once the calorie content was displayed.
Doctors raise concerns over new Surrogacy Bill
The bill, which was first introduced by Health Minister J P Nadda, only permits surrogacy for couples who cannot conceive a child.
Exposure to cannabis may alter genetic profile of sperms
As legal access to marijuana continues to expand scientists are studying effects of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in teens.
Exercise may improve thinking in sedentary seniors with cognitive decline
Study found exercise improved executive function, which involves person’s ability to regulate behaviour, organize ideas and achieve goals.
Television ads for sugary cereal do influence kids' breakfast cravings
Advertising aimed directly at kids has long been linked to an increased risk that children will make unhealthy food choices.
Pregnant women at higher risk of flu complications
Findings also stated that even extremely obese people are at high risk of the complications.
Higher intake of green leafy veggies essential to prevent liver disease, says study
Liver steatosis or fatty liver is a common disease that affects approximately 25 per cent of the global population.
Depression, anxiety may lead to heart disease, arthritis, says study
Anxiety and depression may have similar effects as long-established risk factors like smoking and obesity, the new research suggests.
Bid good bye to dry lips with emollients this winter
Most people have chapped lips throughout the year, but it can get much worse during winter months.
Couple told they will never have children shock doctors by having twins, and triplets
Doctors found Nadia had polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) and 37 cysts in her ovaries, making it difficult for her to become pregnant.