New York, November 4 -- Do you want to shed that extra flab? Stop starving and eat lots of tomatoes, for these can make you feel fuller and stop you from becoming fat.
New York, October 23 -- A new study finds that exposure to a combination of mental anxieties and chemicals in the womb can have a devastating effect on men’s fertility even before they are born.
Southampton, October 8 -- Relief is on the way for women whose entire schedule is disrupted on a monthly basis because of sharp menstrual cramps that cause nausea, breathlessness, and even vomit.
New York, September 22 -- Blood sugar control reduces the risk of cardiovascular problems like heart attacks and could also prevent stroke in Type 2 diabetes patients, an analysis of four major studies shows.
Mainz, Germany, September 10 -- In an intriguing new study, researchers from Germany suggest that having a relatively long ring finger brings out the speed demons in men, a trait that may have been programmed right from birth.
Portland, August 27: Science is progressing for sure. In a latest breakthrough in the genetic arena, a new technique has offered hope for women with genetic disorders, besides raising ethical debate over embryonic research.
London, Aug 3: The risk of developing a potentially lethal form of ovarian cancer
can be attributed to a genetic defect, reveal the results of a new study.
California, July 22: New research suggests that genetics may be the answer to why placebos, sugar pills intended to signify ‘no treatment’ in a clinical treatment study, prove to be as effective as medication in some people.
California, July 18: A new research has unveiled the gene that is responsible for stimulating the immune system of the body, which results in production of disease-fighting antibodies in the body every time it is attacked by the fatal viruses and pathogens.
Budapest, Hungary, July 18: A new study claims that a genetic mutation linked to psychosis and schizophrenia plays a major role in determining - if a person is creative or not.
