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RSSRecent research done by Armin Malter of Germany’s Professional Association of Gynaecologists, has revealed that ingesting of vitamin D in pregnancy may prove as an antidote against the development of certain diseases, which a baby is prone to have later...
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Our bodies are our temples, and hence we must take care of them well. However, the caring must happen in precise way and requires profound spiritual training.
We must...
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A recent study says that the flaxseed may be helpful and it can give a little bit relief from menopausal hot flashes.
This discovery related to flaxseed is yet to be...
made popular Aug 31 2007
The FSIS of United States have given a warning related to health as nearly 41,305 pounds of ground beef found to be contaminated with E.coli.
The Food safety &...
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As the humanitarian group Save the Children has postulated, Egypt made the most progress among developing countries in cutting deaths of children under age 5 from 1990...
made popular May 12 2007
A new report released by the United States government finds that the amounts of food born illnesses such as e. coli and salmonella are on the rise but other food born...
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Stomach is an integral part of our body therefore, keeping it sound is essential to keep the whole body sound. Now the question arises that how an upset stomach can be...
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Low-birth-weight babies are more susceptible to irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) in long run. IBS is a chronic bowel ailment characterized by cramping, bloating, gas,...
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Don’t eat raw or undercooked sprouts. This is the warning that has been delivered by health Canada, especially to the elderly and those with weakened immune...
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The year did not start too well for cruise liners with more than 300 passengers and crew falling sick aboard Queen Elizabeth 2. The sickness is probably due to a...
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The health of 2.6 billion people in the developing world is in jeopardy! The prime culprit is a lack of toilets. According to a new study, lack of proper sanitation...
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Excess of fruit juice may lead to diarrhea among toddlers. Since many juices contain sorbitol (a nondigestible form of sugar), that’ll try to dilute the sugar by...
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Mostly people prefer canned food, as they found it easy to prepare and saves a lot of time. But they need to be conscious about canned food. It can be harmful for...
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Indonesia by now has been hit by a number of natural disasters — such as floods, landslides, disease outbreaks. The diseases include bird flu, tuberculosis,...
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You can find caffeine in your foods and drink items from your bed-tea to snacks and chocolates to soda. You can find it even in some medicines for headache. The U.S....
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Do you know 13 million people die each year, from filthy drinking water, mosquitoes and other menaces that are avoidable? The World Health Organization informed on this...
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Water quality is deteriorating across the world, with some areas crating havoc on the habitats. Industrial development, holite towards the environment is to be blamed...
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The brutal war in Darfur has set off what the United Nations has called the “world’s worst humanitarian crisis,” a crucible of death that seems to...
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The summer temperatures across Pakistan are shooting up, with mercury levels reaching 49 degrees Celsius (120 degrees Fahrenheit) in some parts of Punjab! The...
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Here is a great industrial solution to water contamination across the world, which lead to pathogen-induced diarrhea - the top killer of approximately 1.5 million...
made popular Mar 30 2006
Yet another pathogen’s role in the increase of obesity cases worldwide. The virus Ad-36 might have a hand in causing weight gain! A study conducted on Australians...
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Thousands of people in Britain have been sickened by the biggest outbreak of a winter vomiting virus in five years. Doctors estimate that hundreds of thousands of...
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The year did not start too well for cruise liners with more than 300 passengers and crew falling sick aboard Queen Elizabeth 2. The sickness is probably due to a...
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Although Diuretic pills were prescribed widely in the 1960s to women who were looking forward to avoid dangerously high blood pressure or pre-eclampsia, during...
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Water quality is deteriorating across the world, with some areas crating havoc on the habitats. Industrial development, holite towards the environment is to be blamed...
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