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Materialistic people more likely to be miserable: study

April 28, 2014

It is difficult to satisfy materialistic people who constantly want more even when they have the latest gadgets and newest cars. It has long been believed that materialistic people are less happy, and a recent study from Baylor University, published […]

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Fed up of migraine? Now botox to help relieve pain

April 28, 2014

Fed up of recurring headaches? Tried various drugs to get rid of the chronic pain, but to no avail? Here, is some hope with a new treatment based on a non-surgical cosmetic procedure. Medical journals show that headache is a […]

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Can too much exercise be a bad thing?

April 25, 2014

One tries different workout methods to look fit but too much exercise can lead to damage too, says an expert. Whilst diet is almost always carefully planned out, or at least thought of, many fail to realise the impact training […]

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‘Wine healthier than beer a myth’

April 25, 2014

Most people wrongly believe wine is healthier than beer, a study has revealed. A survey of 1,000 adults for the Campaign for Real Ale (Camra) revealed that two-thirds thought drinking wine was the most healthy, compared with just 13% for […]

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Benefits of drinking water from a copper vessel

April 25, 2014

Most of us must have heard our grandparents tell us that drinking water stored in a copper vessel is beneficial to our health. So much so that some people have glasses and jugs made of copper that they use exclusively […]

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New drugs could prevent migraine attacks from occurring

April 25, 2014

ISLAMABAD: Researchers have developed drugs that are aimed at preventing migraine attacks from occurring, rather than stopping the attacks once they have started. These studies are the first to test monoclonal antibodies for the prevention of migraine, and both are […]

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What’s your phobia?

April 25, 2014

Phobias come in many forms, and while it may revolve around something totally innocuous, it can severely affect the behaviour of a person. Often, the object arousing morbid fear can be something as unobtrusive as a mirror that reflects one’s […]

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Hypnosis to overcome smoking addiction

April 25, 2014

The broken-hearted and hardcore smokers on trying hypnosis to overcome addiction Dr Reema Shah doesn’t exactly arrive at her Khar and Dadar clinics spinning a pocket watch, ready to nudge patients into a zombie state. She busts quite a few […]

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Advancements in diabetes treatment and what it means for patients

April 24, 2014

Advancements in diabetes treatment have given rise to a drug that acts to prevent the reabsorption of glucose in the kidneys, resulting in glucose passing through the urine. Overweight and obesity are defined as abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that […]

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Cyborg glasses save users the need to control emotions

April 24, 2014

Rather than focus on what the owner sees, Prof Hirotaka Osawa’s kit shows computer-generated eye animations in place of the wearer’s real ones. Special lenses let the user see out or take a secret nap if they prefer. The professor […]

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