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Which is healthier — an ice cream cone, a bag of Fritos or a multigrain bagel? The answer may surprise you
Why It's Going To Get Better (with Salonia Singh) - Salonia Singh MS Clinical Psycologist
Six ways to help you stop overthinking for your mental health
The Harsh Reality of Heart Disease in Indian Males
Why a walking briskly for 30 minutes is Better
New compound staves off obesity
Calories, not carbs, key to weight loss
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New surgical procedure lowers blood pressure
Tomato juice helps beat bone disease
Fruits, veg diet can cut cancer risk
Babies with low Vitamin D face double risk of schizophrenia
Seaweed extract can kill pimples
Blackcurrant juice can prevent aches
Formula milk has 40 times more aluminium than breast milk
Indian origin surgeon blasts kidney stones, saves boy's life
A peg or two is good for you
Low-cost drug could save thousands from heart failures
Moms who don't breastfeed at risk of diabetes
Lot of fish good for baby's brain development
Watercress may help fight cancer
Protein that promotes cancer found
Dream discovery: eat 'healthy' junk food
Health visitors help mothers keep baby blues at bay
'Sunshine vitamin' can help beat cancer, heart disease
Sugary drinks don't cause weight gain
Teenagers may develop asthma by taking paracetamol
Aspirin reduces prostate cancer risk by 30 percent
Soon, breath test to detect cancer
Women with larger waistlines likely to die early
Jogging in park better than gym
Sitting down for hours could invite cardiac disaster
Makeshift plastic bag incubator saves premature baby
Damaged heart could soon be able to mend itself
Late diagnosis behind thousands of dementia deaths
Quit-smoking drug linked to suicides
For fitness of body and soul, try kathak yoga
Teen internet addicts face double depression risk
Sunbeds double skin cancer risk in teens
Be busy to be happy, says study
Middle-aged women are sexually more active
Drinking reduces arthritis risk
Britain's fattest woman dies in hospital after sneaking junk food
Stop jogging! It doesn't always help lose weight
Excessive milk consumption can cause prostrate cancer
Cutting calorie intake starves brain cancer
Sitting too can damage your health
Pregnant women can enjoy one cup of coffee a day
AIDS stigma drives HIV in India: World Bank study
Botox can make people feel happy
Regular mobile phone use may cause buzz in ears
IVF children at higher risk of developing cancer
Microneedles now for painless immunisation
Vitamin C can help fight cancer
Brain exercises reduce accident risk in older drivers
Key to a longer life is a stroll
Babies born outside working hours more likely to die
Swapping heels for flats can damage calves
Black tea has more fluoride than once thought!
Women with wider hips may suffer memory loss later
Popular supplements don't help in weight loss
Beware! Smoking can upset your genes
Death risk doubles for obese men
Walnuts can help fight Alzheimer
Prolonged bottle-feeding linked to iron deficiency
Happier teens make for healthier youth
Effective way found to produce anti-flu vaccines
Teen mums more likely to have premature babies
Sweet drinks reduce stress and aggression
Inactivity doesn't lead to childhood obesity
TV, video games cause attention-related problems
New drug may help cure breast and ovarian cancer
Bee sting can help treat arthritis
Red wine ingredient prevents blinding
Too much TV increases heart risk
Anti cholesterol drug causes depression: Indian scientists
Schizophrenia signs found in babies' brains
Coffee protects against mouth cancer
Erectile dysfunction a sign of heart disease: Study
Low-carbs diet more effective in losing weight
Dirty cars pose health risk: Study
How much of vitamin D do you really need?
Drinking tea can be as hydrating as water
Diabetes increases risk of cancer, say experts
Mediterranean diet improves heart
Smoking during breast feeding can damage baby's health
Drug for bowel cancer can treat eye disease
Two cups of coffee daily reduce Parkinson's risk
Diabetes doubles cancer risk in women
Working without break a health risk
Not influenced by pharma companies on H1N1 pandemic: WHO
Computer, TV can give you backaches and headaches
Short people more likely to develop heart disease
2.8 million people with HIV treated by mid-year: Report
Nine swine flu deaths reported in June
Indo-Canadian doctors reveal new device to save brain stroke victims
Computer, TV can give you backaches and headaches
Household cleaning sprays increase asthma risk?
People with less bad cholesterol level can count on longer life
Chilli peppers can help you shed weight
Don't skip brain food - eat your breakfast
Fish diet may have given our brain its cutting edge
Boring household not good for pregnant women: Study
Odds of heart attack depend on where you live
Use of anti-depressants ups risk of miscarriage
Cutting down salt can help control blood pressure
Early treatment doubles survival chances after stroke
UHeavy exercise helps you live longer
US President Obama has declared swine flu a national emergency
Swine Flu Kills One NRI in Ahmedabad,
15 in Pune, total 23
Will to prepare for the finish:
The will to win is not nearly as important as the will to...........
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NRI weddings in Punjab without chicken dishes due bird flu
UK, NRI is five to six times more prone to be diabetic
than British
Ethnic pickles-fatty deposits
that might have formed around the heart following consumption of high levels of erucic acid
More people have problems with their colon than most people realize
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(colon)
Growth hormone declines with age
In humans, the amount of growth hormone after the age of 21 to 31 falls about 14% per decade, so that the total 24-hour growth hormone production rate is reduced in half by the age of 60.
Heart
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Integration of Healthcare Variables For Better Outcomes 
The Harsh Reality of Heart Disease in Indian Males
New compound staves off obesity 
