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Playing rugby is a healthy activity that keeps a person fit and active. A new study has highlighted a lesser-known benefit of ruby, that it saves a player from type 2 diabetes. In addition to this, it can also save from heart diseases, stress, and even cancer. The complete study findings are published in the…
The association between vitamin D deficiency and coronavirus infection has been debated and investigated since the start of the ongoing health crisis. Some studies suggest that people who are deficient have a higher risk of the infection but others have given a different conclusion saying the deficiency is not a big contributor. Now, new studies…
The new study lead by Washington State University has brought good news for obsessive-compulsory disorder (OCD) patients, suggesting a new treatment with cannabis. According to this new study, cannabis can reduce the severity of these signs that are characteristically associated with OCD. It means cannabis can be made a part of OCD therapy, along with…
Catherine Cho, a 31- years old London based woman has shared her story of how she had severe postpartum psychosis after her first son was born in November 2017. Her condition was so bad that her husband had to get her admitted to a hospital, as she was hallucinating and claiming her son’s eyes are…
Dietary habits play a big part in determining the health of a person. Those with underlying medical conditions especially heart diseases are expected to take care of their diet more than other people. According to a new study published in the journal European Heart Journal—Quality of Care and Clinical Outcomes, a poor diet is one…
A study by Edith Cowan University (ECU) researchers have identified major blood markers that may help as a new tool to treat melanoma patients by finding effective therapy for them. This new discovery may increase the recovery and survival rates of melanoma patients. The complete study findings are published in the journal Clinical Cancer Research…
People often say time heals everything but now as studies show experiencing abuse or violence early in life can lead to children showing signs of genetic and brain aging. A study from the American Psychological Association shows a link between aging and early exposure to violence or trauma. It explains how experiencing such a traumatic…
Since the beginning of the current crisis, researchers highlighted a number of factors that can increase the chances of contracting the infection. This includes older age, weakened immune system, or specific health conditions such as heart disease and diabetes. Now, new research shows taking birth control pills may also elevate the risk. More specifically, the…
The new report finds fewer cancer diagnostic tests conducted in 2020 as compared to the last year. The Cancer Research UK explains that the current pandemic has reduced the lab’s capacity to proceed with diagnostic tests for different types of cancers. Till the end of May, at least 180,000 patients were in line to get…
Type 2 diabetes is one of the most common health conditions around the world with over thirty-four million cases in the United States alone. Although there is ongoing research on the disease along with treatment plans, the number of patients developing associated complications is expected to increase with each passing year. Currently, the primary treatment…