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Some stretches for runners

May 22, 2015

Runners suffer from one universal problem – stiff joints and tensed muscles. Stretching exercises work on specific muscles and relieve stiffness, while increasing flexibility. Building endurance and enhancing speed is the main goal of runners. Flexible body may not seem […]

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Single women in Sweden to receive reproductive care

May 22, 2015

Sweden said Thursday it wants to give single women access to assisted reproductive technologies, following in the footsteps of several other Western nations. “We want to lift the ban on single women from our current law on medically assisted reproduction,” […]

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When second opinion matters

May 22, 2015

By Dr. Troy Sullivan, Consultant in Internal Medicine, Johns Hopkins Singapore When patients are faced with difficult health circumstances and have to make decisions that will affect their lives, it is common for them to have that tingling feeling that […]

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Top 10 causes of low blood pressure

May 21, 2015

Hypotension or more commonly known as low blood pressure is a term when the pressure of the blood exerted against the walls of the blood vessels after and during every heartbeat is lower than normal. This phenomenon affects large number […]

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Illegal aphrodisiacs and diet pills uncovered: Taiwan FDA

May 21, 2015

TAIPEI, Taiwan – Those who take aphrodisiacs or diet pills should be extremely careful as according to the Food and Drug Administration yesterday morning, over 25 per cent of Chinese medicines inspected were found to illegally contain chemical compounds. FDA […]

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5 amazing health benefits of oats

May 21, 2015

Most people know that oats are extremely healthy for them. When consumed on a regular basis, oats can help prevent a range of ailments. They contain a wide range of nutrients like fibre, vitamin E, essential fatty acids, etc. which […]

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How to stay happy in stress

May 21, 2015

Not everyone binges to beat stress. A study credits good habits for it. Three professionals share theirs It may sound counter-intuitive, but a new research conducted by habit specialists show that in times of stress, not everyone falls into self-destructive […]

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Skipping meals could make you fat!

May 21, 2015

If you are dieting with a size zero figure in mind, think again! Researchers have found that skipping meals can ultimately result in abdominal weight gain. ‘This does support the notion that small meals throughout the day can be helpful […]

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Earthquakes highlight lack of mental health care in Nepal

May 21, 2015

KATHMANDU, NEPAL – Jagat Kapali, 56, sits in a chair at Bir Hospital; all the beds are occupied by people injured in the earthquakes that have rocked the country in recent weeks. Kapali fractured his right hand about a week […]

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Chinese herbal soup found to curb fatigue in cancer patients

May 21, 2015

A traditional Chinese medicine, a soup containing 12 herbs has been found to significantly reduce fatigue suffered by cancer patients within two-three weeks of the treatment, new study says. The researchers tested the safety and efficacy of the herbal mixture […]

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