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Research Says Lying Sends Temperature of Nose Soaring

November 27, 2012

A rise in anxiety after lying increases the temperature of the tip of your nose, say researchers. If you’re worried that your fib will be uncovered, the researchers also suggest a way of cooling the nose down – making “a […]

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Docs on a quest to tailor liver cancer treatment- Research

November 27, 2012

A major clinical trial is being expanded in a bid to find ways to help liver cancer patients decide on the best treatment. Doctors hope the research will prevent them being sent on a “wild goose chase” when treating an […]

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Unemployment may increase chances of heart attacks

November 26, 2012

Unemployment hurts more than your wallet — it may damage your heart. That’s according to a study linking joblessness with heart attacks in older workers. The increased odds weren’t huge, although multiple job losses posed as big a threat as […]

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Can General Health Check Ups can Do More Harm Than Good? – Study

November 23, 2012

A new study claims that general health checks do not reduce the number of deaths from cardiovascular disease or cancer. They do, however, increase the number of new diagnoses, the researchers said. Health checks were defined as screening for more […]

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Spa Improves Your Health: Study

November 21, 2012

Safe and a week-long spa can have a positive effect on one’s physical and emotional well-being, shows study. New research from Thomas Jefferson University Hospital evaluated 15 participants before and after their visit to We Care Spa, a health and […]

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Happy Teens Earn More When They Enter Adulthood- Research

November 21, 2012

Being happy is not only good for your mental health but also for your pockets after a new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences revealed that those who are happy in their teenage years tend […]

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Alcohol Reduces Mortality, Provides Protective Effect- Study

November 21, 2012

According to a recent study, injured patients were less likely to die in the hospital if they had alcohol in their blood. “This study is not encouraging people to drink,” cautions UIC injury epidemiologist Lee Friedman, author of the study, […]

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New SARS virus linked to bats- Study

November 21, 2012

A novel strain of the deadly SARS virus that sparked a health scare this year is closely related to a virus found in Asian bats, according to a study published on Tuesday. Scientists in the Netherlands said they had sequenced […]

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Scientists Reveal Exact Cause of Depression- Study

November 20, 2012

Scientists have provided fresh insights into the cause of major depressive disorder. In organisms as complex as humans, the neural mechanisms that help answer the question, “Is it worth my effort?” can fail, leading to debilitating mental illnesses. Major depressive […]

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Earthquakes can be Predicted by Geoelectric Changes- Research

November 20, 2012

Researchers claim to have found a link between the occurrence of earthquakes in the Izu Island chain and subtle changes in subterranean geoelectricity. A finding that one day might help develop techniques for predicting temblors. The team, consisting of researchers […]

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