Washington, Eating about one serving of green, leafy vegetables daily may reduce the rate of brain ageing an equivalent of being 11 years younger, a study has found. Researchers from Rush University in the US found that people who ate at least one serving of green, leafy vegetables a dayRead More

Washington A study has revealed that drinking blueberry vinegar or using it in salad dressing can help fight dementia. According to researchers of Konkuk University Chungju in South Korea, the memory of mice with amnesia returned after they were fed the fermented product as the condiment produced by allowing theRead More

Washington Children who eat fish at least once a week sleep better and have better IQ, a study has found. A University of Pennsylvania study has found that on an average the IQ level was four points higher for those consuming fish in comparison to those eating less frequently orRead More

NEW YORK: Exercise can stop accumulation of a harmful protein which is believed to play a central role in the brain cell death associated with Parkinson’s disease, new research has found. Engaging in exercise on a running wheel can stop the accumulation of the neuronal protein alpha-synuclein in brain cells,Read More

New Delhi: There is a need to step up effective research and development for formulating new drug molecules in the country, a senior official said on Tuesday. “The formulation of generic drugs in our country is very good, but it is not the same in case of the new drugRead More

LOS ANGELES: Higher levels of air pollution may increase the risk of delinquent behaviour among teenagers, a study has warned. Tiny, toxic particles creep into developing brains, cause inflammation and may damage brain pathways responsible for emotion and decisions, researchers said. The finding is a reminder of the importance ofRead More

NEW DELHI: Scientists at IIT Kharagpur have used waste onion skins to develop an inexpensive device that can generate ‘green’ electricity from body movements, and may power pacemakers, smart pills and wearable electronics. The non-toxic, biodegradable and biocompatible device takes advantage of the suitable piezoelectric properties of the onion skin,Read More

Washington DC: Higher blood sugar in early pregnancy can up the risk of a congenital heart defect in babies, according to a research. The study was led by researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine. For many years, physicians have known that women with diabetes face an increased riskRead More

Boston: Moderate exercise combined with a Mediterranean and low carbohydrate diet may help reduce the amount of some fat deposits, according to a long-term study. The study, published in the journal Circulation, used MRI imaging technology for the first time to plot the diverse changes in an array of bodyRead More

London, December 17 Children who eat healthy food may have better self-esteem and fewer emotional problems, according to a European study. Researchers found that fish intake (two to three times a week) was associated with better self-esteem and no emotional and peer problems. Intake of whole meal products was associatedRead More