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Sunday, Nov 17, 2019

Health

Visits to national parks around the world may result in improved mental health valued at about $US6 trillion (5.4 trillion euros), according to a team of ecologists, psychologists and economists.
National parks a boost to mental health, improve sleep, reduce stress worth trillions
Nov 13, 2019 15:39
Visits to national parks around the world may result in improved mental health valued at about $US6 trillion (5.4 trillion euros), according to a team of ecologists, psychologists and economists. read more
Our internal clock is controlled by some very distinct hereditary genes, known as clock genes. These genes are particularly active in the so-called suprachiasmatic nucleus area of the brain.
Stress hormone controls your body clock 24/7
Nov 11, 2019 14:17
Our internal clock is controlled by some very distinct hereditary genes, known as clock genes. These genes are particularly active in the so-called suprachiasmatic nucleus area of the brain. read more
Nut butters are rich in protein and other nutrients and low in harmful fats.
Better butters: Non-dairy spreads that are tasty, and healthy too
Nov 09, 2019 17:25
Nut butters are rich in protein and other nutrients and low in harmful fats. read more
The actor says she also tries to eat fresh and organic, goes ocean-swimming every chance she gets.
The best way to destress? Turn off your phone, says Kalki Koechlin
Nov 09, 2019 17:19
The actor says she also tries to eat fresh and organic, goes ocean-swimming every chance she gets. read more
The study discovered that certain genes boost risk of depression of a person while increased levels of exercise essentially cancelled out that genetic risk.
Regular exercise may reduce depression risk. Here’s how
Nov 06, 2019 08:12
The study discovered that certain genes boost risk of depression of a person while increased levels of exercise essentially cancelled out that genetic risk. read more
The new screening, called the S5 test, is based on a urine sample or a vaginal swab that women can collect themselves at home and have sent to a lab.
Here’s how an at-home test could boost screening for cervical cancer
Nov 05, 2019 09:38
The new screening, called the S5 test, is based on a urine sample or a vaginal swab that women can collect themselves at home and have sent to a lab. read more
While resisting food might be quite a task, decreasing and limiting the intake helps both humans as well as animals to better their health in old age and extend the lifespan.
Portion control can help you live a longer, healthier life. Here’s how
Nov 04, 2019 11:39
While resisting food might be quite a task, decreasing and limiting the intake helps both humans as well as animals to better their health in old age and extend the lifespan. read more
Advising the public to avoid outdoor physical activities, especially during morning and late evening hours, the DGHS said that persons having occupations of prolonged exposure should take extra precautions.
Dos and Don’ts: Health advisory issued for Delhiites amidst severe air pollution, smog
Nov 04, 2019 09:51
Advising the public to avoid outdoor physical activities, especially during morning and late evening hours, the DGHS said that persons having occupations of prolonged exposure should take extra precautions. read more
The study found that regular use of sunscreen reduced the risk of melanoma by 40 per cent compared to those who rarely used it.
Using sunscreen regularly cuts the risk of deadly skin cancer risk by 40 percent
Nov 02, 2019 12:06
The study found that regular use of sunscreen reduced the risk of melanoma by 40 per cent compared to those who rarely used it. read more
Losing an hour of afternoon daylight sounds like a gloomy preview for the dark winter months, and at least one study found an increase in people seeking help for depression after turning the clocks back.
Here’s how seasonal time changes affect your health, causes depression, car accidents
Nov 01, 2019 17:02
Losing an hour of afternoon daylight sounds like a gloomy preview for the dark winter months, and at least one study found an increase in people seeking help for depression after turning the clocks back. read more
The left and right halves develop differently, as each ‘specialises’ in certain functions. But brain asymmetry is sometimes affected in people with developmental or psychiatric disorders like autism.
People on the autism spectrum have symmetrical brain hemispheres
Nov 01, 2019 16:43
The left and right halves develop differently, as each ‘specialises’ in certain functions. But brain asymmetry is sometimes affected in people with developmental or psychiatric disorders like autism. read more
Yes, high levels of traffic exhaust at one’s residence increases the risk of stroke, according to a study published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives.
Here’s how traffic exhaust increases the risk of stroke
Nov 01, 2019 16:27
Yes, high levels of traffic exhaust at one’s residence increases the risk of stroke, according to a study published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives. read more
Bollywood actors Soha Ali Khan and Neha Dhupia talk about the pressure of losing the postpartum weight quickly.
Soha Ali Khan, Neha Dhupia weigh in on postpartum weight loss
Oct 30, 2019 16:58
Bollywood actors Soha Ali Khan and Neha Dhupia talk about the pressure of losing the postpartum weight quickly. read more
There is insufficient evidence that the products were safe and effective in treating six common disorders including depression, anxiety, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, Tourette syndrome.
Don’t pass the joint: Poor evidence cannabis improves mental health
Oct 30, 2019 16:37
There is insufficient evidence that the products were safe and effective in treating six common disorders including depression, anxiety, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, Tourette syndrome. read more
Increased heat may cause illness through undernourishment in a number of ways: reducing appetites, provoking more alcohol consumption, reducing motivation, resulting in hospitalisation.
Global warming likely to increase illnesses. Here’s why
Oct 30, 2019 16:36
Increased heat may cause illness through undernourishment in a number of ways: reducing appetites, provoking more alcohol consumption, reducing motivation, resulting in hospitalisation. read more

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