Dr Prem Jagyasi and Team

By imposing ban on Trans fats, states like New York would have thought that now people’s hearts would be safe. However, the problem is still lingering there. Actually, researchers have found that new modified oils, which Trans fats have been replaced…

Scientists have got through in coming up with a new filtration system, which they claim, could kill 100 per cent of dangerous microbes in water. Scientist’s this achievement is really praiseworthy, especially if we keep in mind the fact that many people..

Measles deaths have noticed a sudden fall of 60 percent in the last six years, which is being looked upon as a major victory for global health. First, a look back at the major victories registered against measles deaths.

1. Whereas 873,000 measles…

Chlorinated water, which is considered quite safe, hides a serious threat to our health as it has been found increasing the risk of bladder cancer. Unveiling the reason behind this, researchers observed that chlorine produce by-products that have highly..

Social status has strongly been associated with lifespan. Before uncovering this association researchers tracked about 524 men – 135 winners and 389 nominees – for the Nobel Prize in physics and chemistry between 1901 and 1950.

Fact, which came out…

‘Cancer Statistics 2007’, which reports sudden fall in the death cases due to cancer in the U.S., is really welcoming. Things, which come out of this reports, unveil:-

1. Deaths due to this cancer fell by 1,110 in men and 1.094 in women.

2. Deaths.

Linking higher level of uric acid with cognitive deficits is really somewhat baffling. As we know that these days cases of higher uric acid level are mushrooming fast, which give rise to the supposition that more and more people are coming to a point…

Viagra, also called sildenafil, may no doubt add to your sex drive but do you know its consumption has strongly been associated with decreased smelling ability.

Actually, it was found that people who took 100 mg dose of Viagra, their smelling…

A research carried out at the Harvard School of Public Health comes out with some astonishing facts. The nicotine levels in cigarettes increased from 1997 until 2005, at an average of 1.6% increase each year.
The study examined nicotine levels in more…

Women with dense breast tissues are at higher risk of developing breast cancer than women with low-density tissue. This revelation by the Canadian study is somewhat shocking. As during this profound study, researchers have found a strong link between…