For most who drink it, coffee is consumed as a stimulant or as part of socialising – morning jolts to open bleary eyes or sipped around tables during conversations with family and friends. But coffee could have other benefits, going by analysis published in the journal Cancer, from the American Cancer Society, in which researchers … Read more
After a long day at work, many of us unwind with a Netflix marathon or by playing a computer game. But scientists are now saying that these everyday habits could have a more significant impact on our brain health than we might think. A recent study conducted by the University of South Australia tracked the … Read more
Recent studies have raised significant concerns about the health risks associated with burning scented candles and incense, particularly during the holiday season when their use tends to spike. Health experts warn that these popular household items may release harmful substances that can lead to serious health issues, including respiratory problems and increased risks of cancer. … Read more
 "Experts call arthritis a ‘silent epidemic,’ urge early diagnosis to prevent lasting damage – Firstpost")
In view of alarming rise of arthritis globally and in India, experts have referred arthritis as silent epidemic and called for avoiding delayed diagnosis while emphasising for detecting the disease early to prevent irreversible harm. Experts warn that Arthritis, often considered a disease of the elderly, has become one of the most widespread health conditions … Read more
LOS ANGELES: According to a recent study published online in Neurology, the official journal of the American Academy of Neurology, people who have more disrupted sleep in their 30s and 40s are more likely to suffer memory and cognitive difficulties a decade later.The duration and quality of individuals’ sleep were examined by the researchers. To … Read more
