Dr Prem Jagyasi and Team

Skin cancer is a major threat to most of the Australians and people between the ages of 15 to 24 are more vulnerable to this. According to the figures released by the federal Health Department, show that every year about 1,500 people are engulfed by skin.

In the last five years, there has been an increase of 20% in the cases of under-18s diagnosed with conditions like alcohol poisoning. This revelation has been put forward by an inquiry of BBC. These figures are adequate to support the fact that more and..

A new report by federal health officials states that the Older people are at higher risk of death due to falling in US. This report has brought out a data, according to which 55 percent of the people of the ages about 65 died due to falling, which…

According to experts, women all around the world are at higher risk of heart-related diseases and death and basic reason behind this is the workload that is heaping up on their heads. In addition, other factors such as increased family and career…

STROKE SNEAKY SYMPTOMS: Vision problems. Memory loss. Skipping food on the left side of the plate. Odds are, you, and your emergancy room doctor – could easily overlook these hidden warning signs of a Transient ischemic attack (TIA) or stroke on the..

Long study of 11 years by the researchers in Switzerland that studied about 1,661 people have proved that inhaling environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) may lead to chronic breathing problems in healthy adults. This study also strips off the facts that…

Aging process may play an effective role in reducing the chances of breast cancer, a new study suggests. In most of the women, as age moves on their glands that produce milk, called lobules also shut down, which reduces the chances of breast…

Brian shrinkage that begins around age of 40 can be held back with the help of aerobic exercise, a new study reveals. This study roofed about 59 people between the ages 60 to 79 and found that those who did aerobics three or more hours weekly had…

Patients with chronic kidney disease may be at higher risk of heart problems if they aggressively use anti-anemia drug erythropoietin or EPO to boost up their blood cell production. A new study has promulgated this fact.

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Here is good news for the people who are really very concerned about the spread of HIV/AIDS. Actually, a new study that studied about 132,800 women between the ages 15 to 24 years, has brought out data according to which use of condoms have increased…