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Daily Yoghurt Consumption Lowers Risk Of Type II Diabetes
A study conducted by the Harvard School of Public Health in the US have found that incorporating yoghurt in your daily diet can significantly reduce the...
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Brain’s ‘Weak Spot’ For Alzheimer’s Located!
The human brain has got a weak spot for Alzheimer’s, and UK researchers have specifically spotted the region using several scans. The area of the brain...
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Nestle’s ‘Exercise In A Bottle’ Is A Fat-Burning Drink For “No-Gym” Folks
Scientists at the Nestle Institute of Health Science , Switzerland have researched that how enzymes can be accelerated with a compound. An enzyme which is...
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Restroom Hand Dryers Spread More Germs Than Paper Towels
A research was conducted at the University of Leeds, in which the experts tainted the hands with a bacteria called Lactobacillus which is unhazardous and...
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Discomfort In Using Contact Lenses? Could Be The Lipids.
According to a study, there is a coating in our eyes which is made up of lipids (a kind of wax like substance) which plays...
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Regular, Moderate Consumption Of Filter Coffee Keeps Diabetes At Bay
Researchers from the Switzerland-based Institute for Scientific Information on Coffee (ISIC) state that regular, moderate consumption of filter, decaffeinated coffee may reduce an individual’s risk of...
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Poor Eating Habits Alter Gene Function, Have Long Term Effects On Heart
Research proves that poor eating habits could affect your heart and alter how genes express themselves (including genes related to immunity), and the effects can...
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SmartCardia’s INYU Is A New Device That Tracks Your Emotional And Physical Health
Indian scientist Srinivasan Murali, co-founder and CEO of Switzerland-based SmartCardia, has introduced ‘The Inner You’ (INYU) – a wearable device that tracks the status of...
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Artificial Sweeteners Could Damage Body’s Blood Sugar Controls
According to the immunologists at the Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel, artificial sweeteners may interrupt with the body’s capacity to standardize blood sugar as it...
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Decaffeinated Coffee Good For Liver Health
According to the experts from National Cancer Institute, consuming decaffeinated coffee may be good for liver health. They also said that there is certain content in...
