Irritable people may be more prone to heart disease, study finds
London: A new study suggests that people who are moody and worry all the time have a higher risk of developing heart disease. A team led by Queen Mary University…
Bacteria won’t follow humans to Mars, study finds
Scientists have discovered that some bacteria that cause disease in humans are capable of surviving on Mars. A new one from the German Aerospace Center research According to, some bacteria…
Most people with infectious diseases hide their illness, study finds
Michigan: A new study has found that many people with an infection hide their illness in order to go to work, travel or social events. According to a recent study,…
Exposure to toxic metals can cause many problems in women, study finds
Michigan: A new study suggests that exposure to toxic heavy metals may cause a number of health problems in middle-aged women as they age. According to media reports, in this…
Continuing education increases longevity, research finds
New York: A new study has revealed that the more educated a person is, the longer they live. According to media reports, a global study published in ‘The Lancet Public…
Lower back pain gets harder to treat over time, study finds
Adelaide: Although lower back pain resolves in about 6 weeks in most cases, researchers caution that long-term pain can become increasingly difficult to treat. According to media reports, an international…
Low-fat diets may help prevent disease, study finds
California: While consumption of low-fat foods has many health benefits, including weight loss, a new study has found that low-fat consumption may help protect against pandemics like Covid-19. Researchers at…
Relying on healthy diet alone does no good in diabetes, study finds
Massachusetts: A study conducted by researchers in the United States has revealed that a healthy diet alone cannot control type 2 diabetes. A study led by the Massachusetts Institute of…
Arthritis drug may prevent diabetes progression, study finds
Melbourne: A drug commonly used to treat rheumatoid arthritis may prevent progression of the disease in patients newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, scientists say. In a first-of-its-kind randomized trial…
Economic shock in middle age may increase dementia risk, study finds
Beijing: A financial blow, such as losing a job or losing a savings account in middle age, can increase the risk of dementia, a study has found. A study conducted…