Coffee and tea ‘cut heart disease risk’WASHINGTON - Drinking coffee or tea in moderation reduces the risk of developing heart disease, according to a new study. San Francisco judge says nurses can’t strike while contract negotiations under way
San Francisco judge says no to strike by nurses APNewsBreak: Son of former ABC news anchor Koppel died from lethal dose of drugs and alcohol
APNewsBreak: Koppel’s son died from drugs, alcohol Medtronic says study highlights catheter speed for treating atrial fibrillation
Man with 43 stents in body recovering: AIIMS doctorNEW DELHI - Conrad, a US resident who has 43 stents in his body and is recovering well at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), could have lost his life had he been an hour late, doctors said Friday. Pet Stores Products: A Threat?Ethiopia wants Indian hospitals as healthcare hub for AfricaNEW DELHI - Impressed with some of India’s private hospitals and the quality of healthcare they provide, Ethiopia wants them to open branches in that country so that they become a medical hub for entire Africa. Ethiopia woos Indian hospitals to set up branchesNEW DELHI - Ethiopia wants private Indian hospitals to open branches in that country to provide specialized treatment to its citizens, an official said. Share food to remove HIV stigma, say HIV awareness campaignersNo new polio cases in India since AprilFather’s involvement reduces infant mortalityWASHINGTON - Father’s involvement during pregnancy may play an important role in preventing infant mortality, says a study. Gut-residing bacteria can trigger arthritisWASHINGTON - A single species of bacteria that lives in the gut can result in the development of arthritis, says new research. Watching World Cup soccer on telly can help shed the poundsLONDON - A study has shown that watching a World Cup match on telly can actually help one burn up to 740 calories. Smoking in public housing poses serious health risks to tenantsCalcium intake crucial for postmenopausal womenWASHINGTON - A new study has revealed that postmenopausal women who have a low calcium intake have a higher risk of developing both osteoporosis and hypertension than those who consume higher levels of calcium. Masculine ideals, strong family ties prevent suicidesTORONTO - Masculine ideals of strength coupled with strong family ties can help men combat depression and overcome thoughts of suicide. Award-winning chef to serve the Queen brain and testiclesLONDON - As part of an experimental private dinner, Heston Blumenthal, the Michelin-starred chef, will serve the Queen brain and testicles. Drinking tea ‘increases arthritis risk’LONDON - Bad news for tea-lovers. Your favourite drink increases the risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis, says a new study. |
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