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 research conducted by American experts, a relationship has been found between the exposure to toxic metals and the reduction of sperm in the ovaries of…
Newcastle: A new study has found that energy drinks are linked to increased risks of behaviors such as anxiety, stress, depression, including violence and addiction in children. According to researchers at the University of Newcastle in the UK, the study also found that increased consumption of energy drinks was associated with academic performance, sleep problems…
North Carolina: A recent study found evidence that infants with large brain openings double the risk of sleep problems and autism. A team of researchers is the first to discover that infants with abnormally large brain spaces have a 2.2 times higher risk of autism than other children, according to media reports. UNC School of…
Pakistan’s weather varies greatly regionally. There are areas which are considered to be the coldest areas of the country such as Murree, Kalat, Quetta, Ziarat and northern areas where the minimum temperature reaches minus eleven degrees Celsius and there are areas where it is more The temperature reaches up to fifty-five degrees Celsius. Annual vacations…
Amsterdam Dam: A new study has found that more than half of people who work night shift jobs have at least one sleep-related medical problem. According to data from the US Bureau of Labor, about 15% of American workers do not have a daytime shift schedule. Dr. Marek Lancel, professor of behavioral and social sciences…
Berlin: You must have often noticed that some people are fat but they are fitter than others ie ‘fit’. Such people are considered obese based on their body mass index (BMI) score but do not have any of the medical problems or complications associated with obesity, such as diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, type…
British Columbia: A new study suggests that the use of weight-loss injections may increase the risk of serious stomach problems. The study found that the injections (which were seen as a game changer against obesity) made non-diabetics more likely to develop pancreatitis, bowel resistance and gastrointestinal paralysis. American researchers said that although this case is…
Copenhagen: Respiratory experts have warned that people with lung problems are facing more difficulties due to climate change. In a study conducted by researchers at the University of Copenhagen, experts have called for urgent measures to curb climate change and reduce air pollution. Rising temperatures, changing weather patterns, increased wildfires along with pollen and allergens,…
Toronto: A new study suggests that working night shifts may cause memory problems in middle-aged and older adults. A team of researchers from Canada’s York University analyzed data from 41,811 people. The data consisted of information from job, work hours and results of mental performance tests. Of this number, 20 percent had worked some form…
Austin: American scientists have developed an electrical belt that can monitor the heart and detect signs of disease such as irregular heartbeats before they do harm. The ultra-fine strip called ‘e-tattoo’, which looks like a temporary tattoo sticker, is fitted with sensors that continuously measure the heart’s activity. The strip is used to perform an…
