Brain has a calorie counter of its own: Study Times of India
TORONTO: As you glance over a menu or peruse the shelves in a supermarket, your brain is making decisions based on a food's caloric content, according to a new study . An internal calorie counter of sorts in the brain evaluates each food based on its ...
Brain chooses food based on calorific value, new research claimsThe News Reports
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TORONTO: As you glance over a menu or peruse the shelves in a supermarket, your brain is making decisions based on a food's caloric content, according to a new study . An internal calorie counter of sorts in the brain evaluates each food based on its ...
Brain chooses food based on calorific value, new research claims
Calorie Counter In Brain Revealed By Neuroimaging
Revealed: Why our brain picks pizza over salad
People visiting doctors twice a year have controlled BP Free Press Journal
Washington : A new research has revealed that visiting a doctor twice a year helps people to keep their blood pressure (BP) under control, reports ANI. The research found that having healthcare insurance and getting treated for high cholesterol also ...
People visiting doctors twice per year likelier to have controlled Blood PressureDaily News & Analysis
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Washington : A new research has revealed that visiting a doctor twice a year helps people to keep their blood pressure (BP) under control, reports ANI. The research found that having healthcare insurance and getting treated for high cholesterol also ...
People visiting doctors twice per year likelier to have controlled Blood Pressure
French Scientists Devise Fast-Track Test for Ebola Outlook
A new device similar to a simple pregnancy home-test could allow doctors to diagnose a patient with suspected Ebola in under 15 minutes, its French developers said today. Trials at a high-security lab have validated the technique and prototype kits should ...
French scientists create a device that can test for Ebola in under 15 minutesTimes LIVE
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A new device similar to a simple pregnancy home-test could allow doctors to diagnose a patient with suspected Ebola in under 15 minutes, its French developers said today. Trials at a high-security lab have validated the technique and prototype kits should ...
French scientists create a device that can test for Ebola in under 15 minutes
Indian-Origin Sisters Develop Tool to Detect Lung, Heart Disease NDTV
Washington: Two Indian-origin high school students Ilina and Medha Krishen have developed screening tools to detect lung and heart disease using electronic stethoscopes. Curious to find a way to detect early lung damage in people exposed to noxious air ...
Two High School Students Develop New Tools to Screen Heart and Lung DiseaseCounsel & Heal
Teen Sisters Develop Ways to Measure Lung, Heart DamageU.S. News & World Report
Indian American teenage siblings develop screening tools to detect lung, heart ...The American Bazaar
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Washington: Two Indian-origin high school students Ilina and Medha Krishen have developed screening tools to detect lung and heart disease using electronic stethoscopes. Curious to find a way to detect early lung damage in people exposed to noxious air ...
Two High School Students Develop New Tools to Screen Heart and Lung Disease
Teen Sisters Develop Ways to Measure Lung, Heart Damage
Indian American teenage siblings develop screening tools to detect lung, heart ...
Nigeria-like Ebola surveillance, tracking system put in place: Harsh Vardhan Times of India
NEW DELHI: A surveillance and tracking system similar to that in Nigeria, which was declared Ebola-free by WHO, has been put in place in India, health minister Harsh Vardhan said on Tuesday. Amid concerns in some quarters over the country's ...
Airports to be equipped with thermal scanners and other detection tools as India ...Daily Mail
Thermal scanners at airports secretly scan for Ebola feverHindustan Times
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NEW DELHI: A surveillance and tracking system similar to that in Nigeria, which was declared Ebola-free by WHO, has been put in place in India, health minister Harsh Vardhan said on Tuesday. Amid concerns in some quarters over the country's ...
Airports to be equipped with thermal scanners and other detection tools as India ...
Thermal scanners at airports secretly scan for Ebola fever
CDC revises protocols for health workers caring for Ebola patients
Osteoporosis striking early, women more at risk Times of India
PUNE: At 38, joint pains and lethargic mornings felt a tad odd to Anshita, who had just been promoted at work. Days before she could assume newer responsibilities, she found her mobility severely affected and she also started experiencing sudden back ...
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PUNE: At 38, joint pains and lethargic mornings felt a tad odd to Anshita, who had just been promoted at work. Days before she could assume newer responsibilities, she found her mobility severely affected and she also started experiencing sudden back ...
India's air quality figures can't be trusted The Guardian
Smog obscures the view of the road as women wait for a bus in Delhi, India. Photograph: Prakash Singh/AFP/Getty Images. Monday 20 October 2014 08.42 EDT. Share this article. Share via Email · Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter · Share on Google+.
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Smog obscures the view of the road as women wait for a bus in Delhi, India. Photograph: Prakash Singh/AFP/Getty Images. Monday 20 October 2014 08.42 EDT. Share this article. Share via Email · Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter · Share on Google+.
US tightens travel restrictions from West Africa to curb Ebola Los Angeles Times
Ever since an Ebola case from Liberia arrived at a Dallas hospital last month, political pressure has been building on the Obama administration to restrict travel from the three West African countries where the disease has spread with frightening speed.
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Ever since an Ebola case from Liberia arrived at a Dallas hospital last month, political pressure has been building on the Obama administration to restrict travel from the three West African countries where the disease has spread with frightening speed.
US restricts entry of passengers from Ebola-hit nations
US to funnel travelers from Ebola-hit region through five airports
Ebola: Travelers From Stricken Countries Only Can Enter 5 US Airports
IDD prevention day observed E-Pao.net
Imphal, October 21 2014 : The Global Iodine Deficiency Disorder Day was observed today at RIMS Jubilee Hall under the aegis of Directorate of Health Services, Manipur. Health and Family Welfare Minister, Phungzathang Tonsing; Director of Health ...
Survey shows 92 percent families in State using iodised saltKanglaOnline
Nagaland observes Global IDD Prevention DayNagaland Post
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Imphal, October 21 2014 : The Global Iodine Deficiency Disorder Day was observed today at RIMS Jubilee Hall under the aegis of Directorate of Health Services, Manipur. Health and Family Welfare Minister, Phungzathang Tonsing; Director of Health ...
Survey shows 92 percent families in State using iodised salt
Nagaland observes Global IDD Prevention Day
CONLEY:Time for common sense e-cigarette regulations Washington Times
FILE - In this April 23, 2014, file photo, an electronic cigarette is demonstrated in Chicago. In a surprising new policy statement, the American Heart Association backs electronic cigarettes as a last resort to help smokers quit. (AP Photo/Nam Y. ... more >.
Loosening tobacco's deadly gripThe Hindu
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FILE - In this April 23, 2014, file photo, an electronic cigarette is demonstrated in Chicago. In a surprising new policy statement, the American Heart Association backs electronic cigarettes as a last resort to help smokers quit. (AP Photo/Nam Y. ... more >.
Loosening tobacco's deadly grip
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