Monthly Archives: November 2011

Growth hormone ensures joint growth in obese women

According to a study performed on premenopausal, obese women at the Massachusetts General Hospital, women can expect some amount of bone growth in joints after reaching menopause. Growth hormone can be an essential element for the maintenance of healthy joints. … Continue reading

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Dyslexia symptoms worsened by background noise

Though the etiology of the rapidly spreading dyslexia disorder remains unidentified, researchers have managed to detect the factors that augment the symptoms of dyslexia. The difficulty experienced in reading in the patients has been found linked with redundant noise quotient … Continue reading

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Cardiac stems cells insure a long lifespan for Heart

Over the years heart failure has become a more common cause of death globally than cancer. The recent trial performed on human heart with stem cells for recovering the salubrious state of heart has given way to promising results. Cardiac … Continue reading

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Ensure Good Brains with Meditation

Meditation can help people in coping with many issues of health and many unhealthy habits like smoking. Nevertheless, the recent brain imaging studies performed at the Yale University reveal that meditation can actually turn off the sections of brain that … Continue reading

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Virus linked with development of salivary gland cancer revealed

Oftentimes, salivary gland obstructions and infections are the unhealthy conditions that are implicated as the commonest aetiologies for salivary gland cancers. Nevertheless, further investigations performed on the role of genetics and viruses in the development of such carcinomas reveal that … Continue reading

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Fibromyalgia risk linked with disturbed sleeping pattern

According to a decade long study performed at the American College of Rheumatology, the possibleness of development of fibromyalgia (commonly encountered in women) is directly linked with the presence and degree of sleeping problem. The predilection of this syndrome has … Continue reading

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Obesity might pave way for periodontal problems

An intensive study performed on the RNA extracted from the gingival biopsy samples revealed a strong link between obesity and periodontal problems. The subjects who were included in this study were obese and non-obese individuals who were with and without … Continue reading

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How safe are Birth Control Pills?

Birth control pills can actually pave a way for the development of venous thromboembolisms. Therefore, birth control pills can be more harmful for the women who suffer with some sort of clotting disorder. Birth control pills contain levonorgestrel which tends … Continue reading

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Brain cells might be able to regulate blood sugar level

Intensive research performed at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University has paved way for a new finding that brains might actually be capable of regulating blood sugar levels of the body. Brain is the prime body organ that … Continue reading

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Age-related disorders ceased by controlling the quality of cells

Lately, many researches have been directed towards revealing the mechanisms that are responsible for aging process. It is believed that accumulation of stagnant cells that neither undergo division nor die could be responsible for the onset of age-related disorders and … Continue reading

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