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Majority of microbes neither good nor bad

29.07.2008 22:42    keralanext.com
Researchers from Universities of Wisconsin and Iowa identified a slew of microbe-induced genetic changes in a tiny squid that may hold the secrets to developing a mutually beneficial relationship. "Interactions of animals with their microbiota have a profound impact on


Thyrotropin levels influence Alzheimers risk in women

29.07.2008 22:42    keralanext.com
In the study paper, researchers have said that a clinically detectable over- or under-active thyroid has long been recognized as a potentially reversible cause of cognitive (thinking, learning and memory) impairment. In earlier studies, they examined whether levels of thyrotropin,

Fish rich diet holds key to healthy heart

29.07.2008 22:42    keralanext.com
A lifetime of eating tuna, sardines, salmon and other fish appears to protect Japanese men against clogged arteries, independently of other cardiovascular risk factors, according to a new study. Researchers have identified omega-3 fatty acids, found in fish oil, as

Surgeons harness robotic surgery for kidney cancer

29.07.2008 22:42    keralanext.com
Drs. Ketan Badani and Jaime Landman, who make up the robotic kidney surgery team, are using the latest latest-generation da Vinci S Surgical System by Intuitive Surgical for their clinical research. They say that the system allows them to operate


Statins likely to protect against memory loss too

29.07.2008 22:42    keralanext.com
We found that statin users were about half as likely to develop dementia as those who did not take them," said study author Mary N. Haan, of University of Michigan School of Public Health. Researchers enrolled 1,674 Mexican Americans over

Statins cut dementia risk in elderly

29.07.2008 22:42    keralanext.com
The researchers found that people who took statins were 50 pct less likely to suffer memory loss. The study led by Mary Haan, epidemiology professor at the University of Michigan School of Public Health consisted of older Mexican-Americans in Sacramento,

Hip bone density may help determine breast cancer risk

29.07.2008 22:42    keralanext.com
Bone mineral density testing is done to diagnose osteoporosis and helps assess the risk of fractures. Low bone mineral density is linked to higher risk of fractures, while normal density is linked to lower risk of fractures. It is possible

Monitoring your own medication can be fatal

29.07.2008 22:41    keralanext.com
Researchers at the University of California in San Diego said that the Australian actor's tragic death - at just 28 years old - exemplifies the fatal dangers of asking patients to monitor their own medication. For the study, researchers examined

New discovery may help switch off lung inflammation from flu

29.07.2008 22:41    keralanext.com
The symptoms of influenza, such as breathlessness, weight loss and fever, become worse if the immune system responds in an exaggerated way to the virus, rather than by the virus itself. The virus is often cleared from the body by

Smoking partner can up your stroke risk

29.07.2008 22:41    keralanext.com
In the study, the Harvard University team looked at records of more than 16,000 people. The American Journal of Preventative Medicine study found the risk rose by up to 72percent for some non-smokers. The stroke dangers to smokers are well

Most women, children in Bihar are anaemic: study

29.07.2008 22:41    keralanext.com
The National Family Health Survey (NFHS) III by the Mumbai-based International Institute for Population Sciences has revealed that of the anaemic children, 30 percent are mildly anaemic, 47 percent are moderately anaemic and two percent have severe anaemia. According to

Specialists freeze oesophagus cancer with new therapy

29.07.2008 22:40    keralanext.com
Known as cryoablation therapy, approved by the Food and Drug Administration, it helps Barrett's oesophagus patients with dysplasia, which turns normal cells into potentially cancerous ones. "Due to damage from chronic stomach acid, they are people who have a higher

Smoking likely to cause increased stroke risk for spouse

29.07.2008 22:40    keralanext.com
For those who never smoked, being married to a current smoker was associated with a 42 percent increase in risk of stroke compared to being married to a never-smoker. For former smokers, being married to a current smoker was associated

Eating disorders more common among sportswomen

29.07.2008 22:40    keralanext.com
A recent study conducted among 274 women undergraduates from a large university in south-eastern US examined whether differences in eating disorder symptoms exist between women who are varsity athletes, club athletes, independent exercisers and non-exercisers. All participants completed the Eating

Txtng mania hazardous for teens

29.07.2008 22:40    keralanext.com
According to the study, up to one in six are left in pain because they fire off so many messages. Symptoms include aches and strains in the hands, wrists, arms, shoulders and neck. The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy said 16

What is the best way to seal jars used for pickles?

29.07.2008 17:39    asianonlinerecipes.com
Lids with plastic-coated linings or specialized preserving jars with glass tops and rubber sealing rings are essential. Never use paper or cellophane covers for pickles (or chutneys) as the jars need to be completely airtight. If the jars are not
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Hormone therapy for prostate cancer may impair cognition

29.07.2008 05:18    keralanext.com
The finding that hormone deprivation therapy may impair the ability to recall and concentrate in some patients results from a review of previous studies, appearing in the journal CANCER. Dr. Christian Nelson, a psychologist behind the review, suggests clinicians and

New sex education module to stress on abstinence: NACO

29.07.2008 05:18    keralanext.com
NACO director-general Sujatha Rao said the module would be adopted after intensive consultations with all partners, including parents and teachers. "There will be no mention of condom or safe sex in the revised module on life-skill education programme. But we

How bacteria cope with different temperatures revealed

29.07.2008 05:18    keralanext.com
The finding is based on research conducted on bacteria living on opposite sides of 'Evolution Canyons' I and II in Israel, which has a hot and cold facing slope/ The scientists came to their conclusion by looking at the appearance

Bones mineral density can help determine breast cancer risk

29.07.2008 05:18    keralanext.com
It is based on an examination of 10,000 post-menopausal women (average age 63) who took part in the Women's Health Initiative, a study conducted in 40 clinical centres throughout the US. The results suggested that incorporating bone mineral density tests

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