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Mother’s diet influences baby’s allergy risk: Study

Written on 9 Sep, 2011 at 17:50 in Health, Lifestyle | viewed 1,157 times | 0 Comments

London: Soon-to-be mothers please note: You can cut the chances of your baby developing food allergies by eating a diet rich in oily fish and nuts, scientists say. Researchers from France’s National Agricultural Research Institute (INRA) discovered that omega-3 fatty acids... (Continue reading)

Ibuprofen may double women’s risk of miscarriage.

Written on 7 Sep, 2011 at 17:26 in Health, Lifestyle | viewed 948 times | 0 Comments

London:Taking painkillers such as ibuprofen during pregnancy may double a woman’s risk of miscarriage, a new study has warned. There are clear warnings on such drugs’ packets that they should not be taken during pregnancy, but still one in every six... (Continue reading)

Un-boiled full cream milk can be risky, says report

Written on 5 Sep, 2011 at 21:24 in Health | viewed 959 times | 0 Comments

New Delhi: Drinking full cream poly-packed milk even that of well known brands without boiling can be harmful because of excessive bacteria, according to a report by the city-based NGO Consumer Voice. While generally Indians drink milk after boiling, as a... (Continue reading)

Hyperactivity disorder in children on rise in cities: study

Written on 5 Sep, 2011 at 16:21 in Health, Lifestyle | viewed 531 times | 0 Comments

New Delhi:The occurrence of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children with symptoms of absentmindedness and being abnormally active is on a rise in the cities and has been found more in boys than in girls, a study claims. The study... (Continue reading)

Alcohol ‘doesn’t make you behave badly’

Written on 4 Sep, 2011 at 12:36 in Health, Lifestyle | viewed 992 times | 0 Comments

London: Getting drunk doesn’t make a person behave badly, it just stops him or her from caring about the embarrassment, says a new study. Researchers at the University of Missouri have carried out the study and shown that drunk people are... (Continue reading)

VHIMW opens with Arjun Khanna’s collection

Written on 3 Sep, 2011 at 13:26 in Fashion, Lifestyle | viewed 860 times | 1 Comment

New Delhi: The third edition of Van Heusen India Mens Week (VHIMW) Autumn/Winter 2011 began here with debut designer Arjun Khanna’s show. The event started with much fanfare last evening with participating designers entering the venue in their vintage bikes and... (Continue reading)

Abortions may increase risk of mental health problems: Study

Written on 1 Sep, 2011 at 15:27 in Health, Lifestyle | viewed 541 times | 0 Comments

London:Women who undergo abortions are at greater risk of suffering from mental health problems compared with others, a new study has claimed. The study, carried out by American academic Priscilla Coleman and published in the British Journal of Psychiatry,also claimed that... (Continue reading)

US porn filming suspended over new HIV scare

Written on 1 Sep, 2011 at 9:52 in Health, Lifestyle | viewed 413 times | 0 Comments

Los Angeles: US porn movie makers have suspended production after an actor reportedly tested HIV positive, the latest AIDS scare to hit the multi-billion-dollar industry, a trade body said today. The California-based US adult film industry is voluntarily complying with a... (Continue reading)

Eating speed ‘linked to weight’

Written on 31 Aug, 2011 at 11:57 in Health, Lifestyle | viewed 623 times | 0 Comments

Washington: Ladies, please note — your eating speed is linked to your body weight, say researchers. A new study by the University of Otago has found that middle-aged women who eat slowly are much less likely to be overweight or... (Continue reading)

Having a poor night’s sleep ‘can be bad for a man’s heart’

Written on 30 Aug, 2011 at 15:12 in Health, Lifestyle | viewed 434 times | 0 Comments

London: Men find it more difficult to fall into very deep sleep than women, which puts them at the risk of heart attacks and high blood pressure, says a new study. Researchers at Harvard University have also found that men are... (Continue reading)