Tag: Health

Toothache
Antibiotics not necessary for most toothaches

New York: Antibiotics are not recommended for toothaches, according to a new American Dental Association (ADA) guideline. Patients with toothaches are often prescribed antibiotics by physicians and dentists to help relieve signs and symptoms and prevent progression to a more serious condition. However, the new guideline and accompanying systematic review found that healthy adults experiencing […]

  • Saturday, 24 April 2021
Mother-child-health-care
Maternal, Infant Health Improves In India

New Delhi: Community-based health programmes in parts of India, Ethiopia and Nigeria have been successful in improving health care for mothers and newborns, but inequities still exist, says a new study. The study was published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ). According to the researchers, underlying inequities in these rural settings mean that more […]

  • Saturday, 24 April 2021
hypertension
India's Life Expectancy Rises; Diabetes, Hypertension Rate High

New Delhi: Life expectancy in India has increased from 49.7 years in 1970-75 to 68.7 years in 2012-16, as per the National Health Profile 2019 released on Wednesday. For the same period, life expectancy for females is 70.2 years and 67.4 years for males. For comparison, in last year’s survey, the life expectancy had increased […]

  • Friday, 23 April 2021
Breast-Cancer
Blood Test To Detect Breast Cancer Signs 5 Years Sooner

London: Researchers have found that a simple blood test can detect breast cancer up to five years before there are any clinical signs of it. The blood test identifies the body’s immune response to substances produced by tumour cells, according to the research presented at the 2019 NCRI (National Cancer Research Institute) Cancer Conference in […]

  • Friday, 23 April 2021
Weight-Loss-surgery
Nutritional Deficiency: Big Downside Of Weight Loss Surgery

New Delhi: Bariatric surgery can be a life-changer for severely obese teenagers, but the recipients may develop nutritional deficiencies years after treatment that can carry their own health risks if not properly managed, said health experts. Lifestyle modifications and eating healthy food, along with exercise, might work, they added. Bariatric surgery refers to a gamut […]

  • Friday, 23 April 2021
Impaired-Liver-function
Impaired Liver Function In Pregnancy Ups Obesity Risk In Kids

London: Impaired liver function during pregnancy may alter gut bacteria composition and increase the risk of obesity in children, according to a new study. In a rodent of model of the most common liver disease in pregnancy, the composition of gut bacteria in offspring was altered and liver function impaired, particularly when they were fed […]

  • Friday, 23 April 2021
HEART
AI Tool To Predict Life Expectancy In Heart Failure Patients

New York: Researchers have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to predict life expectancy in heart failure patients. The machine-learning algorithm based on de-identified electronic health, records data of 5,822 hospitalised or ambulatory patients with heart failure at UC San Diego Health in the US. “We wanted to develop a tool that predicted life expectancy […]

  • Friday, 23 April 2021
Breakfast
Kids who miss breakfast get lower grades: Study

London: Parents, take a note. If you want your kids to score good marks, make sure they had their breakfast, as researchers have found that students who rarely ate breakfast on school days achieved lower grades than those who ate it frequently. Adding together all of a student’s exam results, they found that students who […]

  • Friday, 23 April 2021
heart-disease
Why Poor People Are More Prone To Heart Disease

Bern: Insufficient sleep is one reason why poor people are more prone to heart disease, researchers have warned. People with lower socioeconomic status sleepless for a variety of reasons: they may do several jobs, work in shifts, live in noisy environments, and have greater levels of emotional and financial stress, according to the study published […]

  • Friday, 23 April 2021
Brain-damage
Shaking Head To Remove Water From Ears Causes Brain Damage

New York: Shaking head is one of the most common methods people use to get rid of water in their ears, but it can also cause complications as researchers have found that trapped water in the ear canals can cause infection and brain damage. Researchers at Cornell University and Virginia Tech in the US revealed […]

  • Friday, 23 April 2021
Brushing-teeth
Brushing Teeth 3 Times A Day Can Lower Heart Failure Risk

Seoul: Brushing teeth frequently is linked with lower risks of atrial fibrillation and heart failure, according to a new study. Tooth brushing three or more times a day was associated with a 10 per cent lower risk of atrial fibrillation and a 12 per cent lower risk of heart failure during 10.5-year follow up, the […]

  • Thursday, 22 April 2021
Lenses
Types of Lenses and Their Care: Here's What You Should Know

When you are buying lenses for the first time, you need to be a bit more careful than you usually are while choosing frames for your specs. After all, this time it’s your comfort that is going to decide whether you are going to be happy with the lenses or not. With so many choices […]

  • Thursday, 22 April 2021
Heart
Kids Born Of Diabetic Mothers At Heart Risk

London: Children of mothers with diabetes have increased rates of early-onset cardiovascular disease or CVD (conditions affecting the heart or blood vessels) from childhood up to the age of 40, the researchers have warned. The increased rates were more pronounced among children of mothers with a history of CVD or diabetic complications, said the study […]

  • Thursday, 22 April 2021
Diabetes
Time-Restricted Eating Benefits Those At Risk For Diabetes

New York: Researchers have found that people who are at high risk of developing diabetes improved their health when they consumed all of their meals over a span of just 10 hours, or less over a period of 12 weeks. The study published in the journal cell Metabolism, reported a form of intermittent fasting, called […]

  • Thursday, 22 April 2021
sleep
Over 9 Hours' Of Sleep May Raise Stroke Risk By 23%

New York: People who sleep nine or more hours per night are 23 per cent more likely to later have a stroke than people who sleep seven to less than eight hours per night, warns a new study. The results revealed that long naps are also not good for your health. People who took a […]

  • Thursday, 22 April 2021
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