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What to bring as your first aid kit while traveling

May 7, 2015

First Aid Kit must be a part of your travel essentials for the minor aches and pains that can put a major damper to your plans while you are on your vacation. It won”t cost much, and it won”t take […]

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People want to be better informed by their doctors

May 6, 2015

Most patients want to receive imaging results directly from the doctor who sent them for scans, but many also want to see their radiology reports, a survey finds. “These days, patients like to have access to the medical information that […]

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8 foods that can improve your chances of getting pregnant

May 4, 2015

When planning a pregnancy, eating is as important as making love. Apart from having sex during fertile days, the food you eat can help you conceive faster and boost fertility. 1. Legumes and beans: Foods rich in plant-based protein help […]

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Being underweight linked to higher dementia risk

May 3, 2015

In the largest study ever to look at relationships between body weight and likelihood of developing dementia, researchers found that being too thin appears to carry the greatest risk. Among nearly two million people in the UK observed over time, […]

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Preventing cancer now possible!

May 3, 2015

Most cancer related deaths are due to metastasis, malignant cells that penetrate into the circulatory system and establish colonies in other parts of the body. Great advancements have been made but cancer is still leading cause of death for people […]

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Socioeconomic status of parents affects children’s eating habits: study

April 29, 2015

Whether a child tends to eat healthy food, or processed or sweet foods, depends on the education and household income of the parents, said a new study published in the British Journal of Nutrition on Monday. Based on information from […]

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Polygamous men more likely to suffer from heart problems

April 29, 2015

Polygamy increases the risk of heart disease in men by 4 times than others, says a new study. The risk and severity of heart disease increased with the number of wives. According to Dr. Amin Daoulah, a cardiologist at the […]

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Stem Cell Injection may soon reverse age-related vision loss

April 27, 2015

Lead author Shaomei Wang of Cedars-Sinai said that this is the first study to show preservation of vision after a single injection of adult-derived human cells into a rat model with age-related macular degeneration. The stem cell injection resulted in […]

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Feeling grateful one way to heal for heart failure patients

April 27, 2015

Feeling grateful may help heart failure patients heal both physically and emotionally, say US researchers. Gratitude was linked to better sleep and mood, as well as lower levels of inflammation in people coping with heart failure in a California study. […]

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U.S. cancer survival rates improving

April 24, 2015

The proportion of people surviving years after a cancer diagnosis is improving, according to a new analysis. For men and women ages 50 to 64, who were diagnosed in 2005 to 2009 with a variety of cancer types, the risk […]

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