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Handful of walnuts a day can keep the memory at play: study finds nut can boost ...
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Just a handful of walnuts a day could be a way to improve your memory, a new report showed. Eating walnuts may improve performance on cognitive function tests, including those for memory, concentration and information processing speed. The study led by ...
Walnuts Boost Memory, Prevent DementiaInternational Business Times, India Edition
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Just a handful of walnuts a day could be a way to improve your memory, a new report showed. Eating walnuts may improve performance on cognitive function tests, including those for memory, concentration and information processing speed. The study led by ...
Walnuts Boost Memory, Prevent Dementia
Eat walnuts daily to boost memory
Walnuts may help boost our memory
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Pb Health Dept gears up to tackle swine flu outbreak
NYOOOZ
Shaken out of slumber with a swine flu death in the State, Punjab Government has geared up its health machinery to prevent further spread of swine flue by taking precautionary measures. A 55-year-old woman had succumbed to H1N1 virus in Amritsar on ...
Punjab records first swine flu death of the yearTimes of India
Punjab records first swine flu death in 2015The Hindu
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Shaken out of slumber with a swine flu death in the State, Punjab Government has geared up its health machinery to prevent further spread of swine flue by taking precautionary measures. A 55-year-old woman had succumbed to H1N1 virus in Amritsar on ...
Punjab records first swine flu death of the year
Punjab records first swine flu death in 2015
Swine flu alert in district after first death in Amritsar
Times of India
Now, doctors scared of swine flu in Hyderabad
Times of India
HYDERABAD: Doctors in Telangana are up in arms over the government's failure to provide them vaccines against swine flu even as two more people died of H1N1 virus here on Thursday. The Telangana government swung into action and sacked ...
Lab for swine flu testing soonThe Hindu
Swine flu claims four more livesThe Indian Express
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Times of India
HYDERABAD: Doctors in Telangana are up in arms over the government's failure to provide them vaccines against swine flu even as two more people died of H1N1 virus here on Thursday. The Telangana government swung into action and sacked ...
Lab for swine flu testing soon
Swine flu claims four more lives
How I survived swine flu and Delhi's poor public health system
Hindustan Times
Congo fever killed nurse admitted in AIIMS, confirms lab
Hindustan Times
India's top virology lab has confirmed a 35-year-old nurse who died of extensive internal bleeding at Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on Wednesday was suffering from Congo fever, a contagious disease with a high fatality rate. The man ...
Hospital worker from Jodhpur dies at AIIMS, doctors suspect dengueThe Indian Express
Jodhpur man who died at AIIMS tests negative for ebolaDaily News & Analysis
Ebola fear put to rest, Congo fever new scare in DelhiTimes of India
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Hindustan Times
India's top virology lab has confirmed a 35-year-old nurse who died of extensive internal bleeding at Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on Wednesday was suffering from Congo fever, a contagious disease with a high fatality rate. The man ...
Hospital worker from Jodhpur dies at AIIMS, doctors suspect dengue
Jodhpur man who died at AIIMS tests negative for ebola
Ebola fear put to rest, Congo fever new scare in Delhi
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New vaccine blocks cocaine's addictive buzz
Business Standard
Scientists are developing a vaccine that dulls cocaine's psychotropic effects and can potentially help users of the drug kick the habit. Researchers said they used a new approach which harnesses a bacterial protein to trigger an immune system attack on ...
Cocaine vaccine soon to help kick the habitTimes of India
New approach to terminate cocaine addictive buzz testedTheHealthSite
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Business Standard
Scientists are developing a vaccine that dulls cocaine's psychotropic effects and can potentially help users of the drug kick the habit. Researchers said they used a new approach which harnesses a bacterial protein to trigger an immune system attack on ...
Cocaine vaccine soon to help kick the habit
New approach to terminate cocaine addictive buzz tested
Soon, cocaine vaccine to cure addiction
Times of India
Antibiotics, Traveler's Diarrhea and Superbugs
WebMD
THURSDAY, Jan. 22, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- The overuse of antibiotics to treat travelers' diarrhea may contribute to the spread of drug-resistant superbugs, a new study suggests. Antibiotics should be used to treat travelers' diarrhea only in severe cases, ...
Antibiotic use by travellers may cause global superbug spreadFinancial Express
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WebMD
THURSDAY, Jan. 22, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- The overuse of antibiotics to treat travelers' diarrhea may contribute to the spread of drug-resistant superbugs, a new study suggests. Antibiotics should be used to treat travelers' diarrhea only in severe cases, ...
Antibiotic use by travellers may cause global superbug spread
Travelers on Antibiotics May Spread Superbugs Globally
Antibiotic Use by Travelers May Add to Global Spread of Superbugs
Local 8 Now
Cheerful tweets may mean a healthier heart
Local 8 Now
(CBS) - Crowd-sourcing through social media has quickly become one of the most powerful tools for public health. Platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and Yelp have been used to track influenza, HIV, food poisoning and other ailments. Now, a new report ...
Scientists use Twitter to predict rates of heart diseaseExaminer.com
What Your Tweets May Say About Your Heart HealthKTIC
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Local 8 Now
(CBS) - Crowd-sourcing through social media has quickly become one of the most powerful tools for public health. Platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and Yelp have been used to track influenza, HIV, food poisoning and other ailments. Now, a new report ...
Scientists use Twitter to predict rates of heart disease
What Your Tweets May Say About Your Heart Health
A new study relates your tweets with Heart Health
BioScholar News
Men, women do process emotions differently
Zee News
Washington: A new study has revealed while women find emotional images more emotionally stimulating than men and were more likely to remember them, there are no gender-related differences in emotional appraisal when it comes to neutral images.
Is this proof that male and female brains really are wired differently?Telegraph.co.uk
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Washington: A new study has revealed while women find emotional images more emotionally stimulating than men and were more likely to remember them, there are no gender-related differences in emotional appraisal when it comes to neutral images.
Is this proof that male and female brains really are wired differently?
Men and Women Process Emotions Differently
Women outperform men when it comes to emotions
Zee News
Blame your taste bud for your obesity
New Kerala
A new study claims that health awareness campaigns fail to help obesity cases as people still make their eating choices based on just taste, and tend to avoid healthy food due to same. Study's authors Robert Mai and Stefan Hoffmann of Kiel University, ...
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New Kerala
A new study claims that health awareness campaigns fail to help obesity cases as people still make their eating choices based on just taste, and tend to avoid healthy food due to same. Study's authors Robert Mai and Stefan Hoffmann of Kiel University, ...
Taste of food carries the blame for obesity
The New Indian Express
Part of knife removed from man's head
The Hindu
Coimbatore Medical College Hospital (CMCH) removed a length of steel knife from a man's head. It had pierced through the skull and penetrated 6 cms into the left side of the brain, creating a type of clot. Hospital Dean S. Revwathy told journalists here on ...
CMCH Docs remove Knife from 24-year-old's BrainThe New Indian Express
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The Hindu
Coimbatore Medical College Hospital (CMCH) removed a length of steel knife from a man's head. It had pierced through the skull and penetrated 6 cms into the left side of the brain, creating a type of clot. Hospital Dean S. Revwathy told journalists here on ...
CMCH Docs remove Knife from 24-year-old's Brain
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