No proof that salt is bad for health, say researchers
In a new review, a team of experts from Columbia University found “two distinct bodies of scholarship” on the matter – those who believe reducing...
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Ayurveda drug for diabetes
The drug master file of an Ayurveda drug for diabetes developed from ancient manuscripts by Traditional Knowledge Innovation-Kerala with CARe Keralam (Confederation for Ayurvedic Renaissance-Keralam...
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Marijuana ‘DOES alter the brain’s ability to process emotions’
Cannabis interferes with a user’s ability to recognize, process and empathize with human emotions including happiness, sadness and anger Pot smokers were shown faces depicting...
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Govt approves Odisha Central Research Institute of Yoga and Naturopathy
The setting up of a Central Research Institute of Yoga and Naturopathy (CCRYN) in Odisha has been approved by the government and funds are released...
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Wear Ayurveda attires; get freedom from ailments
A four-day exhibition-cum-sale ‘Buyer-Seller Meet’ was inaugurated here on Friday at Gauhar Mahal. It is being organised by ministry for textile, government of India and...
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Delhi first state to launch HPV vaccine as public health programme in schools
Delhi has become the first state in the country to launch the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine as a public health programme for school children. Health...
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Budget 2016: Health insurance for all
The biggest takeaway for healthcare from the budget was a signal of the government’s continued commitment to providing health insurance. This should put at rest...
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Oral bacteria may be linked to esophageal cancer
Researchers have found that a bacterial species responsible for gum disease is present in 61% of patients with esophageal cancer. The findings detected the bacterial...
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Want to live longer? Walk every day
Swapping out just a few minutes of sedentary time with some sort of movement, such as walking around or doing dishes, is associated with a...
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Carrots can help cut breast cancer risk by 60 per cent
A new study has found that eating carrots regularly can slash your risk of developing breast cancer by 60 percent. The research found women with...
