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Colon cancer is a life threatening disease caused by ‘deactivated hormones’. The good news is properly administered hormone therapy should fix the problem of the affected individual. This is what the recently published study in the journal of...
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According to a recent report published in the Lancet medical journal, obesity can cause the risk of several cancers like those of the bowel, kidney, and breast to...
made popular Feb 15 2008
Mother - the creator and nurturer: it is through her that one witnesses the miracle of life. Are you healthy enough to be one? because obesity, a price some of us pay...
made popular Aug 25 2007
It is well known that stress and a change in routine as well as worry can affect a woman’s menstrual cycle. But, at times, correcting all these may not restore...
made popular Jul 21 2007
Fat children and adolescents are a common sight nowadays. Childhood obesity is on the increase, and it has reached epidemic levels in America, U.K. and Australia. A...
made popular Jul 17 2007
These days everyone wants to be slim as they have a desire to look good and by being slim, they cut the risk of several diseases caused due to bulky figure. But...
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Recent Australian study has suggested that a dad’s parenting pattern influences a kid’s weight enormously. Findings are based on the study of 5,000...
made popular May 7 2007
To lose weight, the first priority is the right frame of mind. We should get over the blame game. We try to console ourselves by blaming genes & lifestyle...
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The severely obese are the quickest growing overweight group in the United States according to a new study by researchers to be published in the journal Public...
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When it comes to asthma, overweight girls are three times more prone to it than the girls with normal body weight. Putting forward this equation, Australian researchers...
made popular Mar 28 2007
Recent study explodes the stereotypical myth, which stated that in order to reduce childhood obesity kids must be subjected to right and healthy eating along with being...
made popular Feb 13 2007
Synthetic forms of Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA), which are commonly used by people to bring down their body weight, may have side effects too, researchers presume. ...
made popular Feb 1 2007
In a study that stands head to head, to the studies conducted earlier, researchers found that if somebody wants to loose one’s body fat then stooping to dieting ...
made popular Jan 27 2007
Experts have come out with the idea that drinking soda may play a big role in turning you fat. Yes, you got it right. Wrapping out the results of researchers’...
made popular Jan 5 2007
What causes narcolepsy? Though there is a common belief that a person’s body mass index, immune responses and stressful life events are responsible towards...
made popular Jan 3 2007
Kidney transplant, especially if you are obese may worsen your health condition. A new study that tracked several patients has divulged this startling fact. Besides,...
made popular Dec 27 2006
According to the scholars of the American Cancer Society, aggressive prostate cancer may pounce upon the men who are likely to suffer from obesity than those who lose...
made popular Dec 23 2006
Appearances are deceptive, this phrase is quite suitable to tell that how deceptive your physic could be because sometimes those who look slim may be obese and those...
made popular Dec 21 2006
Believe it or not, but it is true that if you are with higher body mass index (BMI), especially, in your adulthood, you are comparatively far away from developing...
made popular Nov 29 2006
The sugar content in fruit juice had been a matter of anxiety with a number of parents. The notion that the sugar levels in 100% fruit juice can trigger the obesity...
made popular Oct 29 2006
Are you keeping late hours and getting early in the morning, then it is time for you to hold yourself. On the basis of some studies, conducted in urban and suburban...
made popular Sep 30 2006
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Ovarian cancer is a highly dreaded cancer to strike women. It is considered as the fifth leading cause of cancer mortalities in women and tops the rank as the cause of...
made popular Jun 18 2007
Till now we’re nurturing the notion that decline in the level of testosterone hormone may higher up the chances of Alzheimer’s disease. But now researchers...
made popular Dec 23 2006
There is nothing strange if a women passing through the phase of menopause complaints about memory loss because it is considered a normal outcome in most of the...
made popular Nov 20 2006
Obesity and the byproducts of estrogen breakdown appear to raise the risk of breast cancer among women who does not use hormone therapy. These findings are published in...
made popular Feb 24 2006
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