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Obesity not a red flag for spotting diabetes
NEW YORK - Obese people with diabetes are just as likely to go undiagnosed as their slimmer peers with the disease, Harvard Medical School researchers report. It's well recognized that obesity increases the likelihood of developing diabetes, yet... READ MORE
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Coffee protects women from cancer of the uterus: study
9/6/2008
TOKYO: Japanese researchers have discovered a good reason for women to drink coffee - they say it pr... READ MORE

Chemical in plastic is connected to health problems in monkeys
9/5/2008
WASHINGTON: Researchers at the Yale School of Medicine have linked a chemical found in everyday plas... READ MORE

New diabetes cell therapy is suggested
9/3/2008
Israeli scientists say they have developed a method of replicating insulin-producing beta cells, sug... READ MORE

New surgery stops Parkinson's cell loss
9/3/2008
U.S. scientists say they've discovered deep brain stimulation, a surgical procedure used in Parkinso... READ MORE

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Nanonets to revolutionise electronics' performance
9/3/2008
Scientists at Boston College have created nanonets, by using titanium and silicon in a two-dimension... READ MORE

Why brain's ability to process information diminishes with age
9/3/2008
Scientists have found how brain's ability to process information diminishes with age and have also s... READ MORE

Deep brain stimulation relieves Parkinson's symptoms
9/3/2008
Scientists at the Neuroscience Institute at the University of Cincinnati (UC) and University Hospita... READ MORE

Young smokers at higher risk of having behaviour problems as teens
9/3/2008
Adolescents who have already tried cigarettes by seventh grade are at a greater risk of becoming reg... READ MORE

Babies' rapid weight gain may lead to high BP in adulthood
9/3/2008
Babies who gain weight rapidly within five months of birth are at an increased risk of having high b... READ MORE

Just one sleepless night can trigger inflammation in the body
9/3/2008
Just one sleepless night can trigger the key cellular pathway that produces tissue-damaging inflamma... READ MORE

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New method to spot a heart attack soon after it occurs
9/3/2008
Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital, Charlestown, have developed a new method for early de... READ MORE

One in three Brits face undiagnosed heart risk
9/3/2008
A major UK study has found that one in three people with a high risk of developing cardiovascular di... READ MORE

How herpes virus passes from parents to kids
9/3/2008
A new study has shown that the human herpes virus 6 (HHV-6) is passed from parents to their kids bec... READ MORE

'Network' of Schizophrenia genes may provide potential drug target
9/3/2008
In a new research, scientists at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine have put together a... READ MORE

Vitamin B deficiency may cause vascular cognitive impairment
9/3/2008
A deficiency of B-vitamins may cause vascular cognitive impairment, according to the latest Proceedi... READ MORE

Kids with TVs or computers in their rooms sleep less
9/3/2008
Kids who have television or computer in their rooms sleep less during the school year than their pee... READ MORE

Just 20 minutes of exercise each day can prevent memory deterioration
9/3/2008
Fearing that age will take a toll on your memory? Well, don't fret it, just take a walk in the neigh... READ MORE

Breakthrough in cell therapy brings diabetes cure closer to reality
9/3/2008
A potential new cure for diabetes may be round the corner, for Tel Aviv University researchers have ... READ MORE

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Calories burned with active video games
9/3/2008
Children burn more than four times as many calories a minute playing an active video game than playi... READ MORE

Bollywood stars to campaign against smoking: Ramadoss
9/3/2008
Leading film stars will be part of a massive national campaign against tobacco consumption, Health M... READ MORE

UNICEF aims at bringing down underweight children percentage
9/3/2008
CHENNAI: The UNICEF has set a target to bring down the percentage of underweight children to 23 per ... READ MORE

Modest brain test benefit seen with brisk walking
9/3/2008
CHICAGO - Brisk walking led to slight improvements on mental tests for older people with memory prob... READ MORE

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New genetic variant linked to onset of prostate cancer identified
9/2/2008
Scientists from Wake Forest University School of Medicine have identified a new variant in the gene ... READ MORE

Heavy snorers at risk of developing carotid atherosclerosis
9/2/2008
Heavy snorers might be at an increased risk of developing carotid atherosclerosis, which may progres... READ MORE

PM to flag off Apollo's expansion in rural, semi urban areas
9/2/2008
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will Friday flag off the city-based Apollo Hospital's programme to set... READ MORE

Ban on smoking will be enforced strictly from Oct 2
9/2/2008
Union Health Minister Anbumani Ramadoss today said that private offices and other establishments can... READ MORE

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