Dr Prem Jagyasi and Team

Are you the kind of guy who portrays the image of ‘an angry young man’? Is everybody running for cover when you are not in a good mood? Is aggression your middle name? If your answer to all the above questions is yes, then you have an enzyme in your…

India grapples with the pesticide issue as some 25 pesticides are banned for manufacture, import, and use in India. And as revealed under the Right to Information (RTI) Act, two other pesticide or pesticide formulations are banned for use but their…

According to a recent study — use of an epileptic seizure medical treatment can lower the occurring of hot flashes in case of prostate cancer patients.

Prostate cancer is cancer that grows in prostate gland. The prostate is a small, walnut-sized..

Rolling on wheeled sneaker may be great fun but with the number of resulting injuries going up, doctors are not amused.

The global craze for roller shoes has made companies overnight cash-rich and Heeleys Inc., which produces the most popular…

The debate over the use of packaged foods has for long made headlines. A new study in this regard by the University of Toronto will certainly make the users of such packaged meals and snacks think twice before using has surfaced.

The study…

Recreational water illness or RWI is quite common among people who often enjoy swimming, as it is contracted by breathing, swallowing or having contact with contaminated water, carrying germs.

Therefore, every precaution should be taken in order to…

Few bad habits sometimes proved to be risky; these bad habits affect the health of people. Smoking is one of them, people enjoy smoking but they are not aware of how much damage they are causing to their heart. If we try to quit these bad habits and..

Heavy snoring increases chances of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Scientist team at the Leeds University has found that snoring reduces the flow of oxygen to the brain and hence can cause Alzheimer’s.

Professor Chris Peers led researchers have…

A new study has revealed that nutrients such as vitamin B6 and B12 present in food help decrease risk of developing pancreatic cancer especially in lean people.

The Eva Schernhammer led team of researchers conducted the study at Harvard Medical…

A recent research on mice gives a clue that cigarette smoking can cause destruction in the sperm of a smoker, and thus transmitting the genetic defects to their kids.

The study suggests that cigarette smoking may harm a person’s sperm.

The…