Featuring news, articles and special features relating to health and wellness, the Dr Prem’s Health Guide & Magazine assesses industry developments and analyses the latest thinking around preventative and curative medicine. Packed with essential healthcare information, the title also includes must-read items on nutrition, fitness and lifestyle management.
A new study at Bristol university says smaller babies are at a greater risk of depression at adulthood.
As per the British and Canadian research, babies who have small birth weight are at increased risk of depression, mental illness, and…
Low weight babies prone to depression: Study Read More »
The IVF or the In Vitro Fertilization is a procedure that existed since the year 1978. But, the latest news in the IVF arena is that young women who use the IVF treatment will no longer be allowed to do so. A new proposal render transplanting of…
IVF twins may no longer exist Read More »
Cancer seems to be the latest problem in Britain. With a lot of Brits sunbathing and smoking, number of cancer patients are on the rise. The cancer time bomb is supposed to explode within 2020 as the cancer situation gets critical.
It has been…
Britain is likely to see more cancer victims Read More »
A federal report on health care in the US revealed on Monday that 40 million people in the country did not have access to adequate health care. They are forced to go without drugs, eyeglasses and dental treatment. However, there has been significant.
40 million people can't afford health care in US Read More »
Popcorn, potato chips or pani-puri are some unavoidable items while freaking out with friends. Even if you pass by a fast food corner it seems too difficult to distract yourself from the catchy packets and lip smacking items. For that moment you just.
Say 'good bye' to salty trouble from your snacks-mania Read More »
In what can be considered as a major move to reduce the number of cancer deaths in UK, the government has set aside both funds and an effective program which aims at reducing not only cancer deaths but also the risk of getting it. The government of…
UK sets aside £130m for efforts to bring down cancer deaths Read More »
The medical science has advanced in leaps and bounds. Many genetic tests have been developed lately. However, most of them are useless and not worth investing any money in. Over the past year or so these tests have been selling online for about…
Online genetic tests that forecast health are useless Read More »
Today 1st December 1, 2007 is the ‘World AIDS Day’. Through out the world in nearly every country this day will be celebrated to spread awareness about the disease, which is killing nearly 6000 people every day. Even the Miss World pageant that is…
World AIDS Day – signs of progress and concerns Read More »
Science fictions have always imagined characters that wish to remain eternally young. These characters are often depicted as villains as the price of their wish often comes at cost of humanity, has been general theme of this sci-fi movies and…
Being eternally young; a near future possibility? Read More »
Health experts urged for imposing strict restrictions on salt usage in the diets of US residents at a public hearing organized by the US Food and Drug Administration on Thursday. Excessive salt in the diets of Americans are a major cause of high blood.
Stricter restriction of salt in food mulled to save Americans Read More »