Water melon for healthy skin
Who doesn’t enjoy a slice of watermelon during the warm weather months? Wonderful as a snack, watermelon also makes a great ingredient for a face tone. Watermelon is naturally slightly astringent and may be used to benefit your skin’s appearance. One can also use watermelon as toners in ice form, not just they are cooling and refreshing on skin, More...
Emergency response skills workshop
Metro Group of Hospitals organized the Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) provider courses certified by the American Heart Association (AHA) & Quality Council of India (QCI), More...
Fortis completes 50 Liver Transplants
Fortis Hospital Noida, a centre of excellence hospital on Thursday announced the completion of fifty liver transplant surgeries in the state of Uttar Pradesh under the supervision of Dr. Vivek Vij, Program Director, More...
Now, a magnetic therapy to treat depression
Scientists have found a new magnetic therapy for depression which they claim could soon spell the end for brain-altering, anti-depressant drugs. The NeuroStar TMS Therapy developed by researchers at the University More...
You’ll live longer ‘if your waist is half your height’
Want to know what’s the key to a long and healthy life? Well, it all depends on your waist, says a new study. In fact, one will live longer if one’s waist is half one’s height — this actually More...
Eat slowly ‘to stave off diabetes’
Want to stave off diabetes? Eat slowly, says a new study. Researchers at the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences have found that people who wolf down their food are two-and-a half times more likely to develop More...
Sperms have ‘an appalling sense of direction’
Since the turn of the century, one of the standing puzzles has been how human fertilization actually takes place. Now, British scientists claim to have finally solved the puzzle — sperms have an appalling More...
Fertility injections ‘linked to birth defects in children’
Infertile men, please note fertility jabs may be harmful for your future child, for a new study says they increase the risk of birth defects in kids. The study by University of Adelaide on more than 300,000 babies More...
‘Cautious people more likely to develop Parkinson’s’
Being cautious may help you avert dangers, but it may not be always good for your health, as a new study claims to have found a link between risk-avoiding personality and Parkinson’s disease. Researchers from More...
Vitamin D supplements can reduce high blood pressure
The once-a-day vitamin D supplements could be as effective as prescription drugs at reducing high blood pressure, a new study has claimed. Researchers at Holstebro Hospital in Denmark gave these supplements to a More...