Researchers Develop New Way To Grow Blood Vessels

Researchers Develop New Way To Grow Blood Vessels

New York: Researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have developed a clay-based platform to deliver therapeutic proteins to the body to assist with the formation of blood vessels. The formation of new blood vessels -- a process also known as angiogenesis -- is one...

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Obesity: The Trigger For Change Lies In The Mind

Obesity: The Trigger For Change Lies In The Mind

HOW TO OVERCOME OBESITY? Do we recall the movie, “Badhai ho Badhai”? The movie featured Anil Kapoor playing the role of a fat man in the film. It is to the credit of Anil Kapoor that he took the plunge to essay the character of an obese person on screen. However, off...

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Bad Breath? Chew Some Ginger

Bad Breath? Chew Some Ginger

Ever thought how ginger helps reduce bad breath? A pungent compound present in the spice may be an answer to it, a new study suggests. The study found that the pungent compound -- 6-gingerol -- stimulates enzymes contained in saliva that breaks down foul smelling...

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Breast Milk Is Wholesome Nutrition For Your Baby

Breast Milk Is Wholesome Nutrition For Your Baby

Considered an elixir for your baby, breast milk and breast-feeding play a key role in your childs development. Over the years, the health benefits of breast-feeding have been emphasised to create awareness about the impact of nursing on the overall development of your...

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Yoga for the hips

Yoga for the hips

Hip mobility is important, especially as we age, because it gives flexibility and prevents aches and pains elsewhere in the body Anjaneyasana (low lunge) Stand with legs together; ground the feet, contract the thigh muscles and lift the knee caps, roll the quads...

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A pinch of salt not dangerous

A pinch of salt not dangerous

People with moderate or average salt intake need not reduce their sodium intake for prevention of heart disease and stroke, suggests a new study involving 94,000 people from different parts of the world, including India. For a vast majority of individuals, sodium...

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Glaucoma may be an autoimmune disease, says study

Glaucoma may be an autoimmune disease, says study

Glaucoma, an eye disease which affects nearly 70 million people worldwide, may be an autoimmune disease, according to a study. Autoimmune disease is a condition in which the immune system attacks the body's own cells. Glaucoma is something of a mystery despite its...

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Your diet could lead to osteoarthritis

Your diet could lead to osteoarthritis

A study has found that, dietary carbohydrates could lead to osteoarthritis. The carbohydrate composition of diets may increase the risk of osteoarthritis in laboratory mice even when the animals didn't differ in weight. Findings gave new clues that there can be...

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