Health

Here's why engaging in cultural activities can be a matter of life and death

A new study has found that frequent visits to theatre, art galleries, concerts or museums could help you live longer

Dec 20, 2019

By Samhati Bhattacharjya

Children allergic to cow's milk grow to be smaller and lighter than peers in adolescence, says study

Allergic to cow's milk, children may grow as young adults with persistent cow's milk allergy and they may not reach their full growth potential, says new study

Dec 20, 2019

By Soorya Kiran NN

New AI-based model more effective than existing breast cancer prediction methods, says study

The AI-based risk model depends on a deep neural network—an AI that has the ability to collect massive quantities of data from images of mammography

Dec 19, 2019

By IBTimes SG Desk

Artificial intelligence

Office workers head for lunch at central business district in Singapore

Working wives age well, live longer after retirement

The research revealed that women who were employed consistently during their prime years had better physical health than their non-working counterparts

Dec 19, 2019

By IANS

Teenage girls with potential anxiety found to be at greater risk of eating disorders

A new study has revealed that teenage girls, who experience clinical levels of anxiety, could be at greater risk of eating disorders

Dec 19, 2019

By Samhati Bhattacharjya

Blue-light filters in smartphones actually keep users awake, instead of helping them sleep: Study

A study conducted by the University of Manchester suggests that your phone's blue light filter may be worse for you than blue light coming from your device.

Dec 18, 2019

By Manthan C.

Twitter attack: Cyber criminals post strobing images to trigger seizures in people with Epilepsy

Epilepsy Foundation's account was targetted by cybercriminals who shared videos of flashing strobe lights to thousands of followers.

Dec 18, 2019

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Cybersecurity

Sleep disorders in women linked to perimenopause, postmenopause, reveals study

A new study, published online have found that women during menopause suffer from increased sleep problems

Dec 18, 2019

By Samhati Bhattacharjya

Early treatment of HIV ineffective? Virus still attacks younger brains, study says

Research conducted few months back had suggested that spreading of HIV virus can be stopped. Now, doubts have emerged about it.

Dec 18, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Do you use artificial sweeteners? You may gain weight instead of losing it

Researchers from the University of South Australia have found that people who use artificial sweeteners may gain weight instead of losing it

Dec 18, 2019

By Samhati Bhattacharjya

Diabetes

What is African Swine Fever? Malaysia bans pork import from Indonesia as deadly virus spreads

The African Swine Fever is a deadly virus which infects pigs and can be spread from direct contact with animals

Dec 17, 2019

By Yasmin Rasidi

This is how e-cigarettes may increase risk of asthma, bronchitis, study reveals

A new study has revealed that using e-cigarette could increase the risk of developing chronic lung diseases

Dec 17, 2019

By Samhati Bhattacharjya

Duke University researchers develop bandage that can hasten healing of broken bone

Adenosine, a biomolecule that is naturally found in the body, can play an important role in healing bone breaks

Dec 17, 2019

By Jeevan Biswas

'Selfie Wrist' to 'iPhone Thumb' -- Latest ailments grip young millennials by wrist

Taking selfies repeatedly and texting for prolonged periods of time is causing Selfie tunnel syndrome in an increasing number of young millennials

Dec 16, 2019

By Gani Mohamed Waseem

NTU scientists find new ways to stem viral infections RSV and HMPV; to save many kids

NTU scientists believe that their study will help researchers in pharma and academia to design much-needed therapies for these life-threatening viral infections

Dec 16, 2019

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

NTU

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Health

Here's why engaging in cultural activities can be a matter of life and death

Children allergic to cow's milk grow to be smaller and lighter than peers in adolescence, says study

New AI-based model more effective than existing breast cancer prediction methods, says study

Working wives age well, live longer after retirement

Teenage girls with potential anxiety found to be at greater risk of eating disorders

Blue-light filters in smartphones actually keep users awake, instead of helping them sleep: Study

Twitter attack: Cyber criminals post strobing images to trigger seizures in people with Epilepsy

Sleep disorders in women linked to perimenopause, postmenopause, reveals study

Early treatment of HIV ineffective? Virus still attacks younger brains, study says

Do you use artificial sweeteners? You may gain weight instead of losing it

What is African Swine Fever? Malaysia bans pork import from Indonesia as deadly virus spreads

This is how e-cigarettes may increase risk of asthma, bronchitis, study reveals

Duke University researchers develop bandage that can hasten healing of broken bone

'Selfie Wrist' to 'iPhone Thumb' -- Latest ailments grip young millennials by wrist

NTU scientists find new ways to stem viral infections RSV and HMPV; to save many kids

Research Addressing the STEM Workforce Crisis Through Multilingual Education

Research Addressing the STEM Workforce Crisis Through Multilingual Education

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Enhancing Pharma Industry's Patient Program Capabilities with Advanced Master Data Management Application

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