Stockholm: A new study suggests that tattooing on the body increases the risk of lymphoma by 21 percent. Lymphoma is a type of blood cancer that affects the body’s immune system. With the growing popularity of tattoos around the world, the incidence of malignant lymphoma is increasing. In a study conducted at Lund University in…
File photo As the heat intensified in Karachi, gastro cases started increasing in the hospitals. According to the hospital administration, 45 to 50 gastro patients are coming to Jinnah Hospital every day, cases of severely affected patients are coming to the hospital. In this regard, experts say that if the lack of water and salts…
New York: A new study recently found that people who value their self-esteem significantly increase their risk of depression over time when their self-esteem is tarnished. According to media reports, research published in the ‘Journal of Social Psychology’ shows that such people are very sensitive about their self-esteem, and when their self-esteem is threatened, their…
New York: A new study has revealed that when a person is in a state of anger, the risk of heart diseases increases significantly. According to media reports, in a recent study, researchers found that anger constricts blood vessels in an unhealthy way, increasing the risk of heart disease. “If you’re a person who’s angry…
Boston: A recent study found that genetically predisposed individuals have an increased risk of heart attack after experiencing stressful situations. According to media reports, American researchers have found that people whose stress is linked to their genetics are 34 percent more likely to have a heart attack after adverse conditions. The researchers also found that…
Shanghai: A new study has revealed that people who experience intermittent fasting are more likely to die from cardiovascular disease. The findings were presented at the American Heart Association meeting in Chicago and focused on the most popular type of intermittent fasting, which involves eating for eight hours or less and Fasting is done for…
—File photo It is scientifically proven that women need at least 30 minutes more sleep than men, while women have a 40% higher lifetime risk of sleep deprivation than men. According to a recent study, insomnia (sleeping five hours or less per night) increases the risk of heart attack in women. The purpose of the…
London: A new study has found that parents are concerned about their children’s increased screen time and the potential harm it can cause to their children’s health. However, according to the research, there has been an improvement in the overall digital protection of children. The annual study, conducted by online safety charity Internet Matters, surveyed…
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 Health’ journal has shown that the higher the level of education of a person, the lower the risk of early death. The researchers found that…
New York: According to a recent study, the more certain a person is about the intensity of a drug, the more the drug will affect his mind. Xiaosi Gu, a senior researcher and associate professor of psychiatry and neuroscience at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York, said the research aims…
