Placental abnormality may hold the key for early detection of autism, a study finds.
Researchers have revealed that drinking coffee, especially the decaffeinated kind, seems to offer protection against type 2 diabetes.
The link between coffee and diabetes risk appears to be consistent across different ages and body weights; in addition, most research has found that the more coffee an individual generally drinks, the lower his or her risk for diabetes.
American researchers have linked an individual’s risk of becoming an alcoholic to his personality and parental alcoholism.
Severe hot flashes in women aged 35 to 65 years have been associated with chronic insomnia, according to a study published in the latest issue of Archives of Internal Medicine.
A new study on mice by researchers in the US has found that stimulating a protein on the surface of the brain’s stem cells helps the rodents recover after a stroke, thus suggesting that the same could be possible in humans as well, and that it may be an alternative to growing and transplanting new cells.
Jogging on a beach is a great activity with tremendous health and psychological benefits but if one is not careful, it may cause injury, say orthopedic experts.
Now you can hog on all the snacks you want to without worrying about your health, as researchers at Deakin University have developed a prototype tasty snack food with special health benefits.
There may be finally some relief for people suffering from debilitating migraine attacks, as now a hand held “zapper gun” could bring relief to millions, according to experts.
According to a research conducted by University of Southern California (USC) an analytical new test will be able to detect the recurrence of prostate cancer.
Women who are worried about the extra fat on their figure but are too busy to exercise, are now being offered an easy way out when it comes to losing weight by clinics in the UK who are offering them a one hour ?walk in, walk out? liposuction treatment during their lunch break.