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Hypertension, diabetes increasing worldwide

Hypertension, diabetes increasing worldwide

The rates of people suffering from high blood pressure and diabetes are increasing in both developed and developing countries, warns the world health organization (WHO).

 

Strong evidence ties heart disease to pollution

Strong evidence ties heart disease to pollution

Changes in air pollution during the 2008 Beijing Olympics have found to be associated with a notable decrease in the levels of heart disease biomarkers in residents.

Omega-3s may boost brain function, memory

Omega-3s may boost brain function, memory

A diet high in processed sugar slows the brain, hampering memory and learning while regular consumption of food rich in omega-3s may boost brain function.

Acupuncture may improve breathing in COPD patients

Acupuncture may improve breathing in COPD patients

Acupuncture may improve shortness of breath during activity in patients suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease ( COPD ), suggests a small Japanese study.

Sleepwalking more common that thought

Sleepwalking more common that thought

Almost one in three of people in the US have a history of sleepwalking, according to a study showing that the condition may be more common than experts have estimated bef...

Experts warn about kids swallowing button batteries

Experts warn about kids swallowing button batteries

An increasing number of children are being hospitalized after eating button batteries which can cause serious injuries and even death.

Common household chemicals can cause cancer

Common household chemicals can cause cancer

Common chemicals found in household products, cosmetics and even medicines may be contributing in raising the risk of serious diseases such as cancer, diabetes and obesit...

Social jet lag harms health of millions

Social jet lag harms health of millions

A wide difference between natural wake up time and the time alarm clock rings every day may significantly raise our risk of obesity, say researchers.

Implant may help memory recall in Alzheimer's

Implant may help memory recall in Alzheimer's

A pacemaker-like device surgically implanted into the brain may boost memory recall in some of the patients suffering Alzheimer's disease.

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