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HindustanTimes Thu,20 Jun 2013

More than 2 beers a year ups cancer risk

Drinking more than just two pints of beer a year heightens the risk of cancer, scientists have revealed. The study reveals that people were drinking on average some 600 times the safe levels for preventing cancers.

Here's how to avoid heart problems

You must avoid acid-forming foods like alcohol, coffee, legumes, lentils, cornstarch, white flour, dried coconut, cheese, cakes, pastries, pasta, soft drinks, sugar, vinegar and pickles. These items weaken the...

Before you hit the treadmill

Most gyms require their patrons to submit a medical fitness certificate before signing up, but how seriously do we take this issue? Here’s what you need to keep in mind before joining the gym.

A 20-minute yoga session may boost your brain power

Yogis may be enjoying a surprising benefit when they unroll their mats and strike a pose. A new study finds that just 20 minutes of hatha yoga stimulates brain function. Researchers enlisted...

9 hallmarks of aging revealed

Spanish researchers have described nine molecular indicators of ageing in mammals that could serve as a framework for future studies

Is your job making you gain weight?

A new survey finds that the worst job for weight gain is administrative assistants, with 70% packing on the kilos on the job

Health scan

A snapshot of the current thinking in medicine, fitness and lifestyle trends that impact your life.

HT Quiz: How much do you know about non-surgical cosmetic procedures?

Take the HT Quiz do find out how much do you know about non-surgical cosmetic procedures?

Take the years off your face in a jiffy

High levels of pollution, especially in the metros and stress due to overwork, bad diets, lack of physical activity, smoking and alcohol consumption are ageing skin faster than ever before. At the same time, they are fuelling a multi-crore anti-ageing product industry. Rhythma Kaul reports.

Need to detox the womb

Despite being a country of over a billion, there is little understanding about how chemicals can severely damage fetuses. A new report from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists is a good opportunity to think about this important issue.

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