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Doctors from Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals presented an exponential data of at least 100 women out of 150 women (who presented in the last year) with breast cancer but postponed appointments due to fear.
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Cancer develops when the body's normal control mechanism stops working and old cells do not die, instead, they grow uncontrollably to form new, abnormal cells.
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Hyderabad: The time to hoard for spring is here, dear. A power year, 2022 is going to be all about bold, strong and powerful. Here are the top four trends we are vouching for this spring. Powerful florals Outrageous, rich and vibrant. Bohemian florals are going to be the absolute go-to this spring. Opt for […]
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Hyderabad: Hilife Exhibition is set for an electrifying showcase of its exhibition which is all set to make the season of wedding and festive shopping exciting. It will be held from February 13 to 15 at HICC-Novotel, Hitech City. The curtain raiser for the exhibition saw actors Sravanthu Prashanth, Sahasra Reddy and other models showcasing […]
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The study may also shed light on the effects of Covid-19 on other types of brain cells, and on other lingering neurological effects of Covid-19 like "brain fog", headaches, and depression.
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Hyderabad: The weather’s getting colder, the air is getting dryer and the sweaters are getting thicker. Cold, harsh winter not only impacts your immunity system, but also your hair and skin. It’s finally that time of the year again when markets are flooded with a variety of seasonal green vegetables like “Palak,” “Methi,”” Bathua”, “Sarson […]
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Washington: A new research has found that reluctance or refusal to get jabbed against Covid-19 infection (vaccine hesitancy), may be linked to traumatic events in childhood, such as neglect, domestic violence or substance misuse in the family home. The study has been published in the ‘BMJ Open Journal’. Vaccine hesitancy was 3 times higher among […]
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La Jolla: Diabetes, especially type 2 diabetes has been known to have no cure. It can be controlled, but once diagnosed with it, a person needs to be careful all his life. But now, a new study has shown some promising results in actually curing it. The study, led by a team of scientists from […]
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Washington: A new study has found that prehab exercise may boost the impact of chemotherapy given to oesophagus cancer patients to shrink their tumours before surgery. The research has been published in the ‘British Journal of Sports Medicine’. Tumour shrinkage was greater in the exercisers than in those who didn’t exercise, the comparative trial data […]
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New Delhi: A bus journey is perhaps what most of us relate to when thinking of inter-city or inter-state travel and rightly so as it is by far the most convenient, safe and cost-effective mode of transport there is, to travel fairly long distances in India. The course of the pandemic has reposed our trust […]
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Hyderabad: Nature has been a perennial theme in visual art. However, in contemporary times, artists are not just merely depicting nature in its pure simplicity but are also using their art practices to comment and critique the relationship between man and nature in a highly modernised world. While some artists depict elements of nature drawn […]
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Washington: While Hepatitis C can be now cured with the help of modern drugs, some patients go on to develop liver cancer after that. A research team has now developed a new tool that can determine patients’ cancer risk in a single examination. The study has been published in the ‘Journal of Hepatology’. Hepatitis C […]
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New Delhi: ‘Dark circles’ have been an issue of great concern for women of all ages, but especially those who are in their middle age because they make you look older. If not treated properly, these dark circles can prove to be an age-long problem for many. But what causes them? In an interaction with […]
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Hyderabad: A tasty, tangy tomato pickle can be prepared instantly, with simple ingredients and with no much time and efforts. It pairs well with any breakfast variants like idli, dosa, vada, pongal, roti and the best with upma. It can also be served with rice as well with a dollop of ghee. This variant of […]
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In the study, published in the journal 'Molecular Metabolism', participants underwent an intense bout of exercise after both normal sleep and after three nights of curtailed sleep.
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New Delhi: Whenever a survey is conducted to determine how satisfied people are with their appearance, a majority of people respond negatively. Few, if any, people are completely satisfied with their appearance — most want sharper or smaller noses, well-structured cheekbones, less sagging skin at the neck, less wrinkled foreheads, crow’s feet to be less […]
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New Delhi: “Swear off meat” a popular New Year’s resolution among millennials and Generation Z. Modern-day generations are more aware of the consequences of excessive meat consumption and are voluntarily attempting to reduce it. Today, mock meat, a sustainable lifestyle, and empathy for all is driving veganism forward. Veganism, a seemingly innocent word has become […]
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New Delhi: Even as reports emerge of a new lethal variant called ‘NeoCov’ that requires only one mutation to infiltrate human cells, doctors on Saturday advised people not to panic. NeoCoV has been discovered by scientists from the Wuhan University in China in a bat population in South Africa. While it has only been known […]
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New Delhi: Cooked leafy vegetables make a substantial proportion of our food today but if we look at their origin, leafy greens were first dished up some 3,500 years ago in west Africa, archaeologists and archaeo-botanists have unearthed. The teams from Germany’s Goethe University and University of Bristol in the UK examined more than 450 […]
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Kuopio: The first thing that any doctor suggests to a patient diagnosed with diabetes is, regular physical exercise. Now, a study from the University of Eastern Finland has made positive discoveries about physical activity’s role in the protection against type 2 diabetes. The study, published in ‘Metabolites’ showed that regular physical activity significantly changed the […]
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Cambridge: Is even a little alcohol consumption bad for health, contrary to popular beliefs? A study led by Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) has made some shocking discoveries about the same. According to the research published in the journal ‘Clinical Nutrition’, drinking less than the UK’s recommended limit of 14 units of alcohol per week still […]
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New Delhi: Rest has been termed a necessary factor for healthy function and life. However, if you are involved in intensive training, trying muscle building as a hobby or even simply coping with an illness, rest and recovery should become your focus. Following a proper rest and recovery regimen allows you to recover faster, avoid […]
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New Delhi: In the beauty industry, facial oils are the new buzzword. These oils have shown amazing results on many religious users, from using them in your morning routine or before your makeup to using them as the last step of your nighttime skincare routine. Skincare is no longer just about a CTM routine. Everyone […]
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Hyderabad: While Covid cost many their jobs, the pandemic also made some people smarter and better, helping them to turn entrepreneurs. Meet Syed Abdul Fatir Hassaan, an architect and civil engineer by profession, who turned an entrepreneur last year and started Flavomor. A thought of introducing a traditional yet healthy option to help people gain […]
