RSSCategory: Education

Migraine and its link to other health problems

October 27, 2017

What conditions have ties to migraines? Are you more likely to have some medical problems if you get those intense headaches? 1.    Stroke There’s little evidence that a migraine will trigger a stroke, or that both things will hit at […]

Continue Reading

Ketamine may ease migraines

October 23, 2017

For most people suffering from migraines, the pain can be debilitating. New study, however, has found that migraines can be eased with the use of ketamine. Migraine is a condition characterized by recurrent attacks of moderate or severe headaches, most […]

Continue Reading

Light walks can lengthen your lifespan

October 23, 2017

That light stroll you take after dinner can positively affect your life. Walking has been described as the ‘perfect exercise’ because it is simple, free, convenient, doesn’t require any special equipment or training, and can be done at any age,” […]

Continue Reading

Study: worldwide calcium intake remains low, especially in Asia

October 20, 2017

A new study by researchers at Brown University has found that global calcium intake appears low, especially in Asia, making people vulnerable to bone diseases. The daily calcium intake among adults appears to differ quite widely all around the world in distinct […]

Continue Reading

UN Report: newborn mortality likely to rise in near future

October 20, 2017

The latest report by UN agencies warned on Thursday that at current trends of child mortality, nearly 60 million children could die before their fifth birthday between 2017 and 2030, half being newborns, China’s Xinhua news agency reported. The report, […]

Continue Reading

How to cultivate resilience during midlife

October 19, 2017

Much of the scientific research on resilience — our ability to bounce back from adversity — has focused on how to build resilience in children. But what about the grown-ups? While resilience is an essential skill for healthy childhood development, […]

Continue Reading

Study: liver cancer across Asia linked to herbal remedies

October 19, 2017

Researchers have uncovered widespread evidence of a link between traditional Chinese herbal remedies and liver cancer across Asia, a study said on Wednesday (Oct 18). The findings suggest stronger measures are needed to prevent people from consuming chemicals called aristolochic […]

Continue Reading

Scientists genetically modify hens to produce illness-curing protein

October 19, 2017

Scientists in Japan may have found a way to produce cheaper drugs that could be used to treat a range of diseases from chicken eggs. They have successfully genetically modified hens to produce eggs containing large amounts of interferon beta […]

Continue Reading

How to focus better

October 16, 2017

In this age of social media, it is hard not to get distracted. Here are some expert tips on how you can get back your focus. 1.    Avoid social media at work If you still feel the urge to check […]

Continue Reading

Your nose can reveal your brain health

October 13, 2017

The better your sense of smell is, the more likely your brain is healthy, recent studies show. A growing body of research suggests that the two are strongly linked, though researchers are just starting to figure out how and why. […]

Continue Reading