Insomnia-prone women at risk of high blood pressure, study

Insomnia-prone women at risk of high blood pressure, study

Massachusetts: A team of researchers has revealed a significant link between insomnia and high blood pressure, particularly among women. A study published in the journal ‘Hypertension’ by researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital Network Medicine in the US highlights the important role of quality sleep in maintaining good health. Brigham and Harvard Medical School lead…

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Arthritis drug may prevent diabetes progression, study finds

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 in Australia, researchers have found that the arthritis drug beristanib can preserve the body’s production of insulin and reduce the amount of insulin needed to…

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Negative effects of 'screen time' on children's mental health not severe, study finds

Negative effects of ‘screen time’ on children’s mental health not severe, study finds

Currently, screen time i.e. mobile phone, computer use and television viewing time has increased tremendously. Children as well as adults spend a lot of time staring at cell phones, computers and television screens. In a recent research study, experts examined screen time and its effects on children’s mental health. There have been several studies on…

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