MIT Engineers Show Da Vinci’s 500-Year-Old Radical Bridge Design Would Have Worked - ScienceAlert
We know that Leonardo da Vinci was a genius who was well ahead of his time, but even the great man himself might have struggled to believe that engineers would still be marvelling over his creations some 500 years later.
Common symtoms that you ignore might indicate towards thyroid cancer - TheHealthSite
Actor and writer, Lorna Nickson Brown, recently showed thyroid cancer symptoms she missed. Here’s how you can be careful.
PCOS diet: Here are the food items to eat to effectively tackle PCOS - Republic World - Republic World
PCOS is a common problem occurring in many women. Find out which food items to which can help you tackle and reduce this health-related problem effectively.Congo to start using Johnson & Johnson Ebola vaccine in November - The Hindu
Since it first started in August 2018, the Ebola outbreak has killed more than 2,100 people
Study shows that Obesity before 40 increases the chances of getting these types of cancer - Specialty Medical Dialogues
Obesity before the age of 40 years, increases the chances of developing various kinds of cancer as high as 70 per cent, a recent study published in International Journal of Epidemiology has stated
Here’s why some people stick to their fitness goals - Hindustan Times
Personality traits are a key indicator in determining how likely is it that a person will stick to their exercise goals, a study revealed.
This new method can help find Lyme disease in 15 minutes - TheHealthSite
Researchers have found a new way to diagnose Lyme disease which helps in diagnosis in just 15 minutes. This means lesser time wasted on disease detection.
People with Anxiety Strategically Choose Worrying Over Relaxing: Study - The Swaddle
It helps them avoid the letdown they might face should something bad happen, says a new study.
Indian-origin Doctors Link Bladder Pill to Retinal Damage - News18
This medication toxicity could masquerade as other known retinal conditions, such as age-related macular degeneration or pattern dystrophy.
Cuba on High Alert as Dengue Epidemic Breaks Out Amid Economic Crisis - News18
People suspected of being infected with dengue fever have posted on social media that other places been set up at different hospitals because their wards couldn’t deal with so many patients.
Weight loss: This guy gave up sugar and processed food and lost 41 kilos! Know how! - Times of India
Following a busy and hectic lifestyle often leaves people no time to exercise or follow a proper diet. Apoorba Kuma
Indian-origin doctors link bladder pill to retinal damage - IndiaPost.com
A team of Indian-origin doctors in US has found that drug widely prescribed for a bladder condition for decades globally now appears to be toxic to retina.
Flood aftermath: Patna under the grip of dengue, other diseases - Elets
Cup of woes for the residents of Patna is yet to get over as they are trying to come to terms with the worst flood in recent times. The State capital is battling with mosquito borne diseases including dengue and chikungunya. As per reports, as many as 900 cas…
Coffee Bean Extracts May Help Reduce Fat-Induced Inflammation: Study - NDTV
According to a recent study, published in the journal Food and Chemical Toxicology, unused coffee bean extracts may help cut fat-induced inflammation in the cells and could also improve insulin sensitivity and glucose absorption in the body.
Exercising beneficial for brain health among obese individuals - The Siasat Daily
Washington: Exercise does not only ensure our physical and emotional well-being but also plays an important role in better functioning of the obese people’s brains, says a study. The researchers have learnt that obese and overweight individuals are prone to i…
Congo to start using Johnson & Johnson Ebola vaccine in November - The Hindu
Since it first started in August 2018, the Ebola outbreak has killed more than 2,100 people
People with Anxiety Strategically Choose Worrying Over Relaxing: Study - The Swaddle
It helps them avoid the letdown they might face should something bad happen, says a new study.
