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Cancer, the excruciating killer disease, kills lakhs of people every year in the United States alone. The rise in the number of cancer cases have cost the country an all time high of $104 billion, the National Institutes of Health informed. Of all...
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U.S. scientists claim that majority of human brain development occurs at the age of 11 or 12.
The project is funded by National Institutes of Health. In the project...
made popular May 19 2007
It seems the US government needs to invest more fund for researches into urologic disease processes and for developing targeted treatments to help itself off the...
made popular May 8 2007
According to the general belief, morning sickness is taken as a favorable sign and is associated with blessing in disguise.
Studies have postulated that women who...
made popular Jan 22 2007
Malice and aggressive politics in giving birth to more and more, both regional and global wars and hence trauma to the inhabitants. The war veterans with symptoms of...
made popular Jan 2 2007
One day, perhaps very soon, the concept of the present dreaded and painful vaccinations will disappear! And, more interestingly, it could be replaced by as simple as...
made popular Nov 7 2006
If you’re between 24 and 34 weeks pregnant and likely to deliver a premature baby in the next week. You may take steroids; this will be instrumental in the...
made popular Sep 13 2006
As per the National Institutes of Health, mostly adults are gaining weight, thereby inviting severe diseases like diabetes and heart diseases.
In US, about one-third...
made popular Sep 6 2006
Obesity and smoking habit, together, increases not only the risk of cancer and diabetes but curtails your sex power too. It may cause Erectile Dysfunction (ED) in you....
made popular Jun 28 2006
An ancient Indian meditation technique is useful to fight against coronary heart disease. The Archives of Internal Medicine has published a study report that...
made popular Jun 13 2006
The National Institutes of Health has released a statement that shows a concern over the increasing consumption of multivitamin and mineral supplements, or MVMs. NIH...
made popular May 18 2006
In a first national survey, since mid 1970s, conducted by National Institutes of Health (NIH) in U.S., concluded on vision problems. It finds that 94 percent of...
made popular May 11 2006
Do you curse and rebuke your dear one who consumes excessive alcohol? But, do you know certain genes are responsible for this habit or tendency? Yes, researchers have...
made popular Apr 18 2006
Elusive genetic variations that make people vulnerable to some of the most common diseases need to be uncovered, and on this line Government scientists are launching a...
made popular Feb 10 2006
Here is good news for type 2 diabetics. A new drug for the disease is about to hit the market. It will not simply add to the list of diabetes drugs. It will cut down on...
made popular Feb 2 2006
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