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Sunlight may help to reduce high blood pressure

July 1, 2014

According to a new study Sunlight may help to reduce high blood pressure. Researchers found exposure to sunlight alters the level of nitric oxide in the skin, dilating blood vessels and thus easing hypertension. “Small amounts of NO [nitric oxide] […]

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China to build “brain database”

June 30, 2014

BEIJING – Chinese scientists are planning to build a “brain database” in a bid to identify clues to tackling cerebral diseases and related disorders. “The creation of a unified general and patient database will help us to identify the biomarkers […]

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Top 8 health benefits of spring onions

June 30, 2014

Spring onions also called as green onions are extensively used in continental dishes and Chinese preparations to enhance the flavor and taste of the dish. They combine the nutrients and health benefits of both onions and greens making it far […]

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Israeli computer ‘game’ teaches brain to be happier

June 30, 2014

There are people who think dwelling on their emotions is helpful, viewing it as a kind of wrestling match with their inner demons. But according to psychologists, it’s the demons who are coming out on top. Rumination has been proved […]

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Risks of Korean eating habits

June 30, 2014

While some Korean dishes, such as bibimbap, are considered a healthy meal, Korean soups and stews have one major flaw: They often contain too much salt. South Koreans are known to be heavy consumers of sodium, ranking at the top […]

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Why you must be friends with green peas

June 30, 2014

Boiled, fried, steamed or just raw, there are many delicious ways to snack on green peas. Did you know that these tiny orbs are a powerhouse of essential phyto-nutrients, minerals, vitamins, proteins and ­anti-oxidants. From pairing peas with eggs for […]

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High blood pressure tied to impaired colour vision

June 30, 2014

Japanese men with higher blood pressure were more likely to have impaired color vision, a new study has found. Researchers said that for now, it’s not clear what explains the findings. According to Dr. Saadia Rashid, damage to certain parts […]

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Blood test for breast cancer comes step closer

June 29, 2014

A simple blood test which could help predict a woman’s chance of developing breast cancer is in development, after new research uncovered a genetic “early marker” of risk, scientists have said. The genetic signature, which can be picked up by […]

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Food replicator machine creates food based on your nutritional needs

June 29, 2014

What if there was a kitchen appliance that could provide you with instant, balanced meals throughout the day, customized to your own specific dietary needs? Food conglomerate Nestle claims to be developing one that will literally replicate foods in real […]

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FDA approves new inhaled insulin, but doubts remain

June 29, 2014

The FDA has approved a new system for taking insulin, potentially offering diabetes sufferers an new alternative to injection. Afrezza allows patients to inhale the medication through a pocket-sized device, the New York Times reports. It’s not the first inhalation […]

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