10 Minute Anti-Cancer Exercise: A new study published by Science Daily on January 8, 2026, found that just 10 minutes of intense exercise can trigger cancer-fighting biological changes in the body.
The ICMR INDIAB Survey-21, show that indulging too much in carb-heavy and low-protein diet may result to the development of diabetes, prediabetes and obesity.
Despite its ground-breaking findings, overdose of Vitamin D can cause hypercalcemia leading to nausea, kidney issues, or calcium deposits.
How much of our brain is normal, and what percentage of it is plastic? Scientists made this alarming discovery that should bother us all. Read on.
Watching parents get divorced can put a lot of stress and trauma on a child's mind. According to researchers, it could be a possible explanation as to what leads to stroke later in life.
According to the study findings, there is indeed a higher risk of stroke, dementia, and late-life depression in people belonging to the LGBTQ+ community.
Researchers found that the key lies in stepping away from a volatile situation to assess it from afar, instead of being neck-deep in the conflict.
Is your child addicted to the internet? Here's how it has been harming their brain...
Sweeteners serve as substitutes for sugar in low-calorie foods and beverages. But, many studies have found the link between bad gut health and consumption of sweet foods.
The study found that dispelling of anger through the disposal of an object -- in this case, a piece of paper carrying negative thoughts -- can be done by 'recognising that the physical entity has been diminished', which thereby leads to the anger also disappearing.
Researchers found that people who consumed more than two litres of 'artificially sweetened drinks' were 20 per cent more likely to develop atrial fibrillation.
Sleep disruptions can have many causes, ranging from everyday stress to anxiety and overthinking. Poor lifestyle choices can also have an impact.
The study showed no difference in risk of death between people who occasionally used hearing aids and those who never wore them, but regular users were at a significantly lower risk.
One needs to understand how the immune system "memorises" potential dangers, so that it would one day be possible to suppress excessive reactions to allergens.
Moderate alcohol use, higher formal education, and lower physical frailty were found to be associated with lower risk of incidence of young-onset dementia.
Coronary artery calcification is a buildup of calcium that can predict your cardiovascular risk. Symptoms like chest pain usually do not show up until you have had it for a while.
Researchers in Denmark claim to have used "powerful machine-learning algorithms" to "accurately predict" many aspects of life, including how early someone is likely to die.
Published earlier this month in the Journal of Happiness Studies, the study identified eight common traits that all centenarians possessed. The authors linked them to becoming "healthy super-agers".
10 Minute Anti-Cancer Exercise: A new study published by Science Daily on January 8, 2026, found that just 10 minutes of intense exercise can trigger cancer-fighting biological changes in the body.
The ICMR INDIAB Survey-21, show that indulging too much in carb-heavy and low-protein diet may result to the development of diabetes, prediabetes and obesity.
Despite its ground-breaking findings, overdose of Vitamin D can cause hypercalcemia leading to nausea, kidney issues, or calcium deposits.
How much of our brain is normal, and what percentage of it is plastic? Scientists made this alarming discovery that should bother us all. Read on.
Watching parents get divorced can put a lot of stress and trauma on a child's mind. According to researchers, it could be a possible explanation as to what leads to stroke later in life.
According to the study findings, there is indeed a higher risk of stroke, dementia, and late-life depression in people belonging to the LGBTQ+ community.
Researchers found that the key lies in stepping away from a volatile situation to assess it from afar, instead of being neck-deep in the conflict.
Is your child addicted to the internet? Here's how it has been harming their brain...
Sweeteners serve as substitutes for sugar in low-calorie foods and beverages. But, many studies have found the link between bad gut health and consumption of sweet foods.
The study found that dispelling of anger through the disposal of an object -- in this case, a piece of paper carrying negative thoughts -- can be done by 'recognising that the physical entity has been diminished', which thereby leads to the anger also disappearing.
Researchers found that people who consumed more than two litres of 'artificially sweetened drinks' were 20 per cent more likely to develop atrial fibrillation.
Sleep disruptions can have many causes, ranging from everyday stress to anxiety and overthinking. Poor lifestyle choices can also have an impact.
The study showed no difference in risk of death between people who occasionally used hearing aids and those who never wore them, but regular users were at a significantly lower risk.
One needs to understand how the immune system "memorises" potential dangers, so that it would one day be possible to suppress excessive reactions to allergens.
Moderate alcohol use, higher formal education, and lower physical frailty were found to be associated with lower risk of incidence of young-onset dementia.
Coronary artery calcification is a buildup of calcium that can predict your cardiovascular risk. Symptoms like chest pain usually do not show up until you have had it for a while.
Researchers in Denmark claim to have used "powerful machine-learning algorithms" to "accurately predict" many aspects of life, including how early someone is likely to die.
Published earlier this month in the Journal of Happiness Studies, the study identified eight common traits that all centenarians possessed. The authors linked them to becoming "healthy super-agers".
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