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One Cup of Green Leafy Vegetables a Day Lowers Heart Disease Risk

Highlights Consuming one cup of green leafy vegetables a day puts heart diseases at bay Eating nitrate-rich vegetables can also lower systolic blood pressure Therefore, you can avoid taking supplements to boost your nitrate levels ...

Turmeric: A Wonder Spice for Its Magical Properties

Turmeric has been in usage since long as a medicinal herb In India. It contains compounds known as "curcuminoids" used as a medicinal spice to treat different associated diseases and illness. Anil Khandelwal, Health and Wellness Expert, YOGIC ...

Targeting Genetic Pathway Provides a Novel Treatment for Blood Cancer

New therapy avenue for certain types of acute myeloid leukemia patients can be designed by targeting a specific pathway that is essential for the survival of these cancers, as per a study at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, published in the ...

Alzheimer’s Disease is a More Heterogeneous Condition Than Previously Considered

Four distinct patterns of Alzheimer's disease that lead to different symptoms with different prognoses of the affected individuals has been discovered by an international team of scientists at the Lund University, as published in the journal ...

Wanna Find a Partner on Dating Apps? First Get Vaccinated Against Covid-19

Many dating apps are allowing users to determine if they have been vaccinated or not. So, if you want to find an ideal partner on dating apps, you should first get vaccinated against Covid-19. An increasing number of people on dating apps like ...

At Least 24 Killed in Fire at a COVID Hospital in Iraq

A huge fire broke out in a hospital treating coronavirus patients in the capital of Iraq killing at least 24 people, said sources. Civil defence teams and firefighting vehicles arrived at the scene to put out the fire and were ...

Covid-19: Flushing a Public Toilet 'Not' Safe for You

Flushing a public toilet is unsafe, says a new study, as it can generate large quantities of microbe-containing aerosols. Aerosolized droplets are the key to transmitting various infectious diseases including Covid-19. A variety of pathogens ...

Tips to Make a Nutritious Meal

Fancy diets are difficult to follow, as making major changes to your diet can be overwhelming. Therefore, it's important to follow a healthy diet that is easy and comfortable to reach our fitness goals. However, making major changes to your ...

World Hemophilia Day 2021: “Adapting to Change & Sustaining Care in a New World”

Highlights: World Hemophilia Day is celebrated on 17th April every year It aims to generate awareness about hemophilia and other inherited bleeding disorders This year’s theme is adapting to change and sustaining care in a new world, which ...

Triangular-Shaped Spikes Play a Key Role in Covid Transmission

Coronavirus was first thought be a sphere, but now researchers say that it is in a triangular-shaped and has contributed to more number of cases. COVID-19 needs no introduction. Last year, the disease, which is caused by the virus SARS-CoV-2, ...

Spanking may Affect a Child's Brain Development

Spanking a child could alter the neural responses in the brain and can lead to anxiety, depression, behavior problems and other mental health problems, reveals a new study led by Harvard researchers. The research, published recently in the ...

Stress During Conception: Women are Less Twice Likely to Give Birth to a Boy

Women who experience stress during conception are twice as likely to give birth to a girl than a boy, reveals a new study. A total of 108 women participated in the research from the first weeks of pregnancy to delivery, having recorded their ...

World Health Day 2021: Aiming to Build a Fairer and Healthier World

Highlights: World Health Day is celebrated annually on 7th April Aims to generate global awareness about urgent health issues This year, its objective is to build a fairer and healthier world “Health is not a luxury item for those who ...

Nearly 40,000 Kids Who Lost a Parent to COVID-19 Need Immediate Support: Study

In the United States, approximately 40,000 kids may have lost a parent to COVID-19 since February 2020, revealed a team of researchers. The researchers anticipate that without immediate interventions, the trauma from losing a parent ...

Tailored Growth of A Child Measures Positive Outcomes in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Positive outcomes for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are more common than previously thought, as per one of the biggest multi-site longitudinal research studies of its kind in the world led by The Hospital for Sick Children ...

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Physicians Underestimate Acute Coronary Syndrome Risk in Women and Minorities

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Ezetimibe With Simvastatin in Acute Coronary Syndrome Patients: Results of the IMPROVE-IT Trial

The simvastatin-ezetimibe combination was found to reduce LDL cholesterol and was more effective in reducing cardiac events compared to statins alone in patients following coronary artery syndrome.