Men with a history of cardiovascular disease may be more at risk of facing sudden cardiac arrest during or soon after sex, a study led by an Indian-origin researcher has revealed.
Researchers at the Nanyang Technological University, Singapore developed nano-agents capable of illuminating small diseased tissues
People who consume food rich in antioxidants may observe a decrease in type 2 diabetes, reveals a new study.
Pneumococcal disease is the leading cause of vaccine-preventable deaths in children under five years of age globally and in India.
Based on a true story, director Milind Rau's horror film is produced in three languages: Tamil, Hindi and Telugu. Its Hindi version is titled "The House Next Door". In Tamil, it is called "Aval", meaning "she" and its Telugu edition is called "Gruham", meaning "home".
More physical activities and workouts may help to uplift the mood and improve your mental health problems, suggests a new study.
This comes in wake of NGT's (National Green Tribunal) order on Thursday directing the government to track down all the hot spots with the PM10 more than 600 and spray water from helicopters or aircraft to tackle dust pollution across the city.
Researchers have found that health screening campaigns that target a specific organ may lack effectiveness if the public have a poor knowledge of anatomy.
Everybody has a certain limit of stress in their own way. If you know how to take stress smartly, it has got a mighty benefit for your betterment of health. A study has explicitly reveals that taking a little stress can be good for cells as it boosts resilience, protects aging cells and delay the risk of disease.
The PEth could be potentially helpful for every physician to anticipate and also to cut-off some of the most dreadful complications of alcohol such as organ failure and impaired healing of wounds and bones.
Researchers have discovered a drug that has the potential to prevent obesity in children born to overweight mothers.
HIV patients are also associated with developing the risk of both heart disease and chronic kidney problems.
Scientists have identified a way to restrict the ability of cancer cells to consume glucose for energy, thus paving the way for developing a potential new therapy for the deadly disease.
With no improvement in the air quality, Delhi-NCR continued to breathe toxins for the third consecutive day, as major pollutants across all monitoring stations in the region crossed "severe" level on Thursday.
In terms of social communication skills, young people behave better contrary to what parents think today, new research says