Discover how low-carb diets can meet essential nutrient needs while aiding weight loss. Study finds these diets are nutritionally sufficient and can even exceed recommendations for vitamins and minerals.
As per researchers, the findings fall in line with evidence from global and South Asian contexts, with multiple studies, indicating that improved sanitation can potentially cut child mortality rates by 5-30 per cent.
Study finds air pollution in India significantly increases mortality risk across all age groups, with newborns and children under five being particularly vulnerable.
Data collected from the Birmingham Solar Oscillations Network (BISON) and NASA's SOHO mission over 26.5 years has revealed a significant finding: there is a 6.5 per cent difference in the estimated age of the Sun when measured during solar minimum compared to solar maximum.
Study finds strong link between diabetes complications and mental health issues. Research reveals a bidirectional relationship, suggesting that addressing one can help prevent the other.
Chronic constipation can increase the risk of heart attacks. A recent study found a significant link between constipation and heart disease, suggesting that managing bowel health is important for cardiovascular health.
A recent study reveals a significant gender disparity in the Indian Medical Association (IMA) leadership. Out of 46 IMA associations, only nine are led by women, and the IMA has had just one female president since its 1928 inception.
New research shows that dietary choices made at age 40 can significantly influence health outcomes at 70. Early dietary habits play a crucial role in long-term well-being.
Study finds unique, stable brain patterns in people born blind, akin to fingerprints. These patterns, formed in the visual cortex, could lead to personalized sight restoration treatments.
Study links long-term high systolic blood pressure to increased risk of stroke, especially ischemic and intracerebral haemorrhages. Early diagnosis and control are crucial for prevention.
Study links chronic anxiety to tripled dementia risk, especially in those aged 60-70. However, managing anxiety could significantly lower the risk, suggesting a potential preventive approach for dementia.
Study finds boys at higher risk for type 1 diabetes than girls, with risk decreasing for girls after age 10. Boys with autoantibodies show even greater risk. Research suggests sex hormones may play a role.
Study finds obesity may lower sperm count by impacting the brain centre controlling reproduction. Mice on a high-fat diet had disrupted hypothalamus function, leading to lower testosterone and sperm production.
Study finds babies use mom's scent to recognise faces, but this fades as vision improves. Research suggests smell aids early face recognition.
Irregular sleep over a week linked to 34 per cent higher type 2 diabetes risk, study suggests. Consistent sleep habits may help prevent the disease.
Study suggests hormone therapy for breast cancer may reduce the risk of dementia, especially in younger women. Researchers call for personalised treatment plans based on age and race.
AIIMS study suggests yoga can significantly improve health in rheumatoid arthritis patients by reducing inflammation, improving cell function, and managing stress.
Struggling with blood sugar? A new study shows pulses like beans & lentils may help manage diabetes and heart health. Rich in protein & fibre, pulses could be key to a healthy diet.
Study shows poverty and mental illness have a two-way street, with poverty causing depression and schizophrenia, and mental health issues impacting income. Genetics helped untangle this complex relationship.
New obesity diagnosis goes beyond BMI! Researchers propose including waist-to-height ratio to identify high health risks from fat distribution.
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