Dance for a healthier brain and better balance in old age
A new study suggested that dance classes in comparison to conventional exercise can help improve balance and boost specific regions of brain related to...
New health guidelines make half of the U.S. adults with high...
Recently, health guidelines were announced at a conference of the American Heart Association (AHA) in Anaheim, California.
The new guidelines dropped the threshold for...
Brain energy consumption in animals similar to that of humans, study...
A new research reported that the human brain's energy use is not unique as thought earlier. The research was published in the Journal of...
COVID-19 and Anti-Obesity Campaign in Britain
Certain evidences suggest that obesity is associated with a higher risk of developing severe symptoms and complications of coronavirus disease (COVID-19). An increasing number...
Labeling snacks as meal can prevent you from overeating
A new research says that calling snacks a meal could prevent you from over eating.
The research examined over 80 people. They were asked to...
Recounting The Amazing Journey of Yoga on International Yoga Day 2018
As rainbow colored yoga mats are ready to be unfurled across the globe on the International Day of Yoga, here we will let you...
Cancer specialists advise about alcohol
In a recent survey by the American Society of Clinical Oncology, over 4016 adults were questioned about their knowledge related to risk factors for...
Can mHealth Revolutionize the Healthcare Industry?
Health care professionals as well as patients are skeptical about electronic health (mHealth). Doctors do not have sufficient time and patients may be bothered...
Women more likely to die from heart attack as compared to...
According to a new study, women have a greater likelihood of dying in the first year after having a heart attack when compared with...
Less recognized link between obesity and cancer
Not many people in U.K. understand the connection between issues related to weight and cancer. A new study, published in the Journal of Public...
Day-long cortisol level consistency may affect your health
When remains at a constant level throughout the day, stress hormone, Cortisol, could lead to some serious health issues like inflammation, obesity and cancer,...
Kratom has its own share of cons, warns FDA
Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued warning related to the harmful effects of kratom – a herbal supplement that resembles...
Strength training can reduce risk of early death
According to a new study, doing strength-based exercise reduces the risk of dying early. The research was conducted by researchers at Sydney University. The...
Cataract Surgery in older women lowers the risk of death, reports...
A study reported that the women of old age with cataract surgery are less prone to the risk of death, in comparison to others....