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Don't ever want to eat bugs for lunch? Think again as new study will shock you with its eye-opening findingsDon't ever want to eat bugs for lunch? New study shows you may want to try it. A new research study published by the American Psychological...- Health tip for today: 36 minutes of life gets lost every time this popular fast food is eaten, warns researchRecent research highlights the hidden health cost of ultra-processed foods, showing that popular items like hot dogs, cheeseburgers, and su...
- Keto diet and cancer: What recent research reveals?The keto diet, which emphasizes a high-fat, low-carbohydrate eating pattern, is popular for weight loss and metabolic advantages. But, rece...
- Watermelon has several health benefits you might not be aware of; check what research reveals about summer fruitRecent studies highlight watermelon's significant role in promoting heart health and enhancing diet quality. Research indicates that waterm...
- How many cups of coffee do you drink a day? Science says this exact amount could lower death risk by 14%A recent study indicates that consuming one to two cups of black coffee daily may lower the risk of early mortality by 14%. Researchers at ...
- Evolution of diabetes management: A holistic approachManaging diabetes effectively requires a comprehensive lifestyle change beyond blood sugar monitoring. Regular screenings, exercise, stress...
- 73% of Indians choose healthier snack options despite costs; prioritize reading ingredient lists and nutritional valueFarmley’s Healthy Snacking Report 2024 reveals 73% of Indians read ingredient lists amid food adulteration worries. Millennials, Gen Z, and...
- Study finds early menstruation linked to increased diabetes & stroke riskResearchers from Tulane University and Brigham and Women's Hospital suggest that the age of the first menstrual cycle may be an early indic...
- Men with high body fat have low bone density & are more likely to get fractures, says studyThe new study said these trends were stronger in men than women.
- View: GHI a misleading hunger index, may not be applicable to IndiaGHI remains a misleading hunger index as its methodology ignores genetic factors for which norms on stunting and wasting may not be applica...
- New firm creation higher in services sector than manufacturing, agriculture: SurveyThe survey said that there is a need to invest in ramping up India's statistical infrastructure. The survey also observed that India has ta...
- Watch your weight: Obesity during mid-20s may up early death riskWeight loss over this period was not significantly related to mortality.
- Twitter can unveil brand image better: StudyA brand's image is related to the characteristics of who their fans follow on Twitter, a new study has found.
- Want to live longer? Walk every daySwapping out just a few minutes of sedentary time with some sort of movement, such as walking around or doing dishes can reduce mortality r...
- Malnutrition in Andhra Pradesh linked to food prices, global recession: studyResearchers observed progress in child nutrition between 2002 and 2006 when the proportion of wasted children in Andhra Pradesh fell slight...
- UNICEF Rapid Survey on Children commissioned in November 2013: Women and Child Development MinistryThe key objective of the survey was to assess the situation of children and women in the country with special emphasis on access and utilis...
- An apple a day may not keep the doctor away: StudyResearchers compared daily apple eaters (those who consumed at least 1 small apple per day or 149 grams of raw apple) with non-apple eaters.
- Liver cirrhosis more common than thought: StudyCirrhosis of the liver is more common than previously thought, affecting more than 633,000 adults yearly in the US, according to a new stud...
- Maneka Gandhi for a national mission to tackle malnutritionGandhi also appreciated some experts' suggestions like setting up of an autonomous body to oversee implementation of such an action plan.
- Tall Tales: Europeans edge past AmericansEuropeans are now taller than Americans for the first time in history, thanks to better national healthcare systems in most European countr...
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