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Cultures which are meant to protect women can land up endangering them - especially their health, keeping aside the ever-controversial question of suppression or liberation.
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Vitamin D which has made its importance felt in our lives by the role it plays in strengthening our bones has now, according to a research, been credited as being the...
made popular Jun 24 2008
Are you the one who likes basking in the sun- munching groundnuts or chatting on phone or listening to your favourite music while lying there in the sunshine along a...
made popular May 26 2008
Of late, there has been a lot of hype regarding Vitamin D as one of the main factors in preventing cancer.
However, how particularly Vitamin D is effective in...
made popular Oct 6 2007
Exposure to sunshine daily just for 10 minutes can protect you against deadly breast and colon cancer by boosting your natural defense mechanism, claims a new study by...
made popular Aug 27 2007
Cancer, the deadly killer disease is in news for new findings everyday. Here’s the latest.
Researchers say that almost 30,000 cases of breast and colon cancer...
made popular Aug 24 2007
The illness of the respiratory system — tuberculosis — spread by coughing and sneezing, astonishingly kills about 1.6 million people each year, even though...
made popular May 14 2007
The winters in the north of Canada is characteristically long and dark. With the aboriginals’ skin having darker tones, add up to their vulnerability to certain...
made popular May 6 2007
Physical performance declines as adults age and it’s natural too. However deficiency in vitamin D could increase the risk of poor physical performance and...
made popular Apr 27 2007
Recent research done by Armin Malter of Germany’s Professional Association of Gynaecologists, has revealed that ingesting of vitamin D in pregnancy may prove as...
made popular Apr 16 2007
German magazine Baby and Familie has recommended parents to make use of cotton swab to clean baby’s first teeth. When the little one develops four to five teeth,...
made popular Apr 2 2007
Pregnant women are advised to give their bodies a regular exposure to vitamin-D, through sunlight. According to a recent study conducted at the University of Leuven,...
made popular Mar 10 2007
Moms wishing to give birth to a baby should make sure that they get adequate sunshine because vitamin D that our body gets from sunlight has been found cutting the risk...
made popular Mar 9 2007
Vitamin D deficiency cannot be averted by the daily intake of prenatal multivitamin supplements.
Recent study postulates that health complications, including rickets...
made popular Feb 28 2007
Last year U.S. federal health officials’ claim stating that death rate from falling has risen about 55 percent for people 65 and older in the United States since...
made popular Feb 23 2007
It has been postulated that breast-feeding mothers are prone to the deficiency of vitamin D and if this insufficiency is not meted out then the offspring might suffer...
made popular Feb 8 2007
Sunshine is not always bad for your skin, as usually it is considered. A new study has tried to bring out the brighter side sunshine. Actually, it has been found that a...
made popular Jan 29 2007
As we know that vitamin D helps improving the prognosis of certain cancers. However, the vitamin D obtained from direct sunlight cannot be ample for that. Keeping this...
made popular Jan 17 2007
Multiple sclerosis or MS that is among the most common nerve disorders affecting young adults, especially women can be prevented with the help of vitamin D. A new study...
made popular Dec 20 2006
Here is a bad news for those who love tanning their skin with the help of tanning beds. A new fact popped up by a cancer research organization states that tanning beds...
made popular Nov 29 2006
Direct sunlight is the well-known source of vitamin D but according to a new study, it can also be helpful for the patients with Asthma. Daily sunbath for about 20 to...
made popular Nov 1 2006
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Physical performance declines as adults age and it’s natural too. However deficiency in vitamin D could increase the risk of poor physical performance and...
made popular Apr 27 2007
Vitamin D deficiency cannot be averted by the daily intake of prenatal multivitamin supplements.
Recent study postulates that health complications, including rickets...
made popular Feb 28 2007
It has been postulated that breast-feeding mothers are prone to the deficiency of vitamin D and if this insufficiency is not meted out then the offspring might suffer...
made popular Feb 8 2007
A research conducted by the Institute of Child Health, London, has found that one-fifth of the Asian children suffer from vitamin D deficiency. The main reason for this...
made popular Oct 7 2005
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