Maryland: A study has shown that people who vape may suffer from cardiovascular health problems despite not smoking. In a study conducted in the United States, the data of about 176,000 American citizens was reviewed. The review found that vapers were 19 percent more likely to develop heart failure than non-vapers. Experts still don’t understand…
London: A new study has found that exercising two or more times a week can significantly reduce the risk of insomnia. Researchers at Imperial College London in the UK and Reykjavík Universe in Iceland examined data from 4,339 people from nine European countries, half of whom were women. Participants in the study were initially asked…
Humans are causing the melting of polar ice—Photo: AFP courtesy of CNN New York: It is not in the hands of man to stop time, but because of humans in the world, there will come a time when everyone’s time will be reduced by one second and this is because of the melting of the…
London: A study revealed that domesticated and wild animals did not infect humans with viruses as much as humans did to animals. Researchers at the UK’s University College London (UCL) analyzed all publicly available viral genome sequences to determine where the virus from one organism infected another vertebrate. Understanding why and how viruses are transmitted…
Hangzhou: A new study has revealed that bright lights in big cities increase a person’s risk of stroke. According to research conducted by Chinese researchers, artificial lights at night affect blood flow in the brain in a way that increases the risk of stroke. The researchers reported that the risk of cerebrovascular disease increased by…
Tokyo: Experts say that women who suffer from depression are more likely to develop heart disease than men. A study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) found that women with depression are more vulnerable to heart problems than men who have the same level of depression as women. Depression is…
Copenhagen: A recent study has revealed that people who smoke also accumulate extra fat in their belly which can cause serious problems. According to research published in the scientific journal ‘Addiction’, both smoking initiation and long-term smoking can lead to increased belly fat, which can lead to heart disease, diabetes, stroke and dementia. Although smokers…
London researchers set up AI tool—Photo: Courtesy of Sky News London: Artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to predict future health-related situations for patients, according to research from UK institutions. According to a Sky News report, researchers associated with King’s College London (KCL), University College London (UCL), King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Guy’s…
London: Watching children watch TV for hours on end may not be good for their learning, but scientists say that doing so can improve their reading ability if the TV subtitles are turned on. Researchers from the British company Access Education found in a study that four- to seven-year-old children can double their reading ability…
Ohio: From burning calories to releasing endorphins, jogging has a number of positive health effects. But according to a recent study, jogging can make people more irritable and aggressive because of its monotonous and boring nature. American researchers who analyzed the data of more than 10,000 people said that jogging people should start doing yoga…
