Provo, Utah, November 18 -- A new study suggests that the shift to co-ed dormitories in the campuses from single sex dorms has dramatically increased destructive behavior in the students.
London, November 9-- A recent independent study suggests that eating dark chocolate, high in flavanols--the antioxidants that occur naturally in cocoa beans--can play a vital role in protecting the skin from the harmful effects of ultraviolet radiation.
Copenhagen, October 31 -- That extra weight has adverse repercussions on the human body has been long established and well documented in medical books.
Boston, October 24-- Taming frizzy locks can be quite a challenge. Though the market is flooded with frizz busters and frizz removers that tackle unruly curls, the tall claims of these products to overcome hair frizz permanently is questionable.
Varanasi, November 14 -- India is weighing under the growing burden of breast cancer that is rapidly becoming the number one malignant disease in females, pushing the cervical cancer to the second spot.
Chicago, November 19 -- Scientists in the U.S. have found that patients with severe angina--chest pain-- when treated with their own purified and potent stem cells exhibited less pain, fatigue and an improvement in their exercise tolerance.
Los Angeles, November 2 -- Patients who have had a history of lupus and receive a kidney transplant seldom contract the serious inflammatory condition lupus nephritis in their new organ, suggests the findings of a new study.
Nellore, October 26-- In a shocking incident, four people who underwent cataract surgeries lost their eyesight leaving doubts about the quality of treatment offered in a free eye check-up camp organized in Nellore district of Andhra Pradesh.
Hyderabad, November 17 -- Following the incident in which seven newborn babies died at a government hospital in Vijaywada, Andhra Pradesh, the state government has ordered a probe into the matter.
New York, November 12 -- Regularly eating an ounce of dark chocolate may help in easing stress as well as lowering the stress hormones, finds a new study.
New York, November 5 -- A new study finds that off-pump coronary artery bypass surgery (CABG) performed on a beating heart, when heart continues to work, proved no more effective when compared with the on-pump traditional bypass surgery in which blood is pumped through a heart-lung machine to do the heart’s work.
Washington, October 21 -- If coffee makes you feel awake, alive and eager to greet the day, there is one more reason for you to indulge in the world’s favorite brew.
New York, November 5 -- An Australian study finds that women taking folic acid supplements during the later weeks of pregnancy may prompt breathing condition in their offspring, increasing their baby's risk of developing asthma.
Boston, October 31 -- A new study suggests that the practice of Tai Chi, a gentle form of Chinese martial art, may help soothe pain and improve knee functions in those suffering from osteoarthritis (OA), a painful condition which afflicts the elderly.
Rockville, November 3-- An experimental drug for lupus, named Benlysta, has passed the last stage of testing at a higher dose and will now be sent to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its approval, Rockville-based Human Genome Sciences (HGS) revealed on Monday.
New Delhi, November 18 -- Since its outbreak in June this year, the H1N1 influenza has taken a widespread toll. With four more H1N1 deaths in India, the toll goes up to 530, as per an official statement.
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