Health Guide

Women over the age of fifty can easily affected by Osteoporosis. Osteoporosis can weaken the bones. The hip, spine and wrist are the main parts that suffer fractures from Osteoporosis. Osteoporosis can hit men’s body as well. One should always go for…

Bangladesh is facing many problems while trying to counter the growing health hazards such as HIV. Other social issues like child marriage, women empowerment and the increasing population are adding heat to the health problems.

Under Secretary General..

Australians want to look better, but don’t want to feel better at heart. ‘Newspoll’, a national survey, conducted a study and concluded that people in Australia pay out more money and time for their external show and other things to do in day to day…

Bird flu had hit Southeast Asia hard where it claimed its first and most copious victims. Now things appear to be improving in the region. Thailand and Vietnam have shown much success in containing the dreaded virus H5N1. Vietnam had almost half of the.

Is there any possible link between maternal age and the onset of childhood leukemia? Prof David Ashley, head of Children’s Cancer Centre at Melbourne, has an answer. He says that researchers have already found the probable link between mother’s age and…

The West Berkshire Sexual Health Promotion team is ready to start an awareness program i.e. sexually transmitted infection awareness program. The program has planned to start because of syphillis outbreaks in the UK.

The local Health Protection Team of..

Ah, the goodness of Red wine! First they said it is good for the heart. Researchers says that consuming a fair amount of red wine or aspirin can delay the age related hearing problem and deafness caused by loud noise or antibiotics. Loud noise and some.

To persuade the nerves for rejuvenating itself after injuries is the biggest challenge before Neuroscience. Now scientists have discovered a highly effective molecule that can redevelop the optic nerves of rats.

During the experiment, the researchers…

A genetic screening technology is now going to ensure that a woman, having hereditary form of eye cancer, will not pass this to her child. The woman is now pregnant and wants to remain unidentified. She treated and conceived at University College…