Health News Updates
Indian Government takes on lifestyle diseases
Indian Government is launching an ambitious programme - National Programme for Prevention and Control of Cancer, Diabetes, Cardiovascular … [Read More...]
World Leprosy Day – Last sunday in January
Since 1954, Last sunday in January is identified as "World Leprosy Day" to increase the aware ness among people world wide. Leprosy is … [Read More...]
Top Ten diseases for which people try Ayurveda
People generally prefer Ayurvedic treatment for chronic diseases. First, they use allopathic medicines. If they don’t get immediate results, … [Read More...]
Healthy Diet and Nutrition
August 30, 2009 by Dr. Krishna · Leave a Comment
Health tips and advcie: 1. A good diet should be low in fat, cholesterol, sodium and sugars; and high in vegetables, fruits, beans, … [Read More...]
May 13, 2007 by Dr. Krishna · Leave a Comment
We assume that ageing is natural and is accompanied by the body- weakening, Decrease in stamina and strength, with increased body fat levels. … [Read More...]
May 5, 2007 by Dr. Krishna · Leave a Comment
Fruits and vegetables are the natural sources of vitmins and minerals. Eating them in the sufficient quantity is the best way of preventing … [Read More...]
Articles on exercise and fitness
Cycling: Health Benefits
The most prominent health risk found in developed countries after tobacco consumption is the lack of physical activity. This is what the … [Read More...]
12 benefits of Exercise on Health
Time of exercise: Daily exercise for 30-45 minutes is a must for every one. Brisk walking is the best form of exercise as it involves all … [Read More...]
Medical Diseases
Liver Cirrhosis-signs and management
Liver is the most significant organ as it detoxifies biological waste and has regenerating capacity. The weight of the liver is 1.5 kgs. … [Read More...]
Migraine Headache: Causes and effects
Migraine is a type of headache caused by the changes in the levels of serotonin and nor- adrenaline like hormones. Types of Migraine: 1. … [Read More...]
Allergic reactions: Symptoms and treatment
A new study published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology suggests that an estimated 12 million Americans suffer food allergies … [Read More...]
Asthma – Causes, Symptoms and Management
“You can control your Asthma” is the theme of World Asthma Day that falls on the first Tuesday of May month. Signs and Symptoms … [Read More...]
Medical Drug Updates
Adverse drug reactions are rising in America
3-fold rise in adverse drug reactions since the FDA began a new reporting system in 1998. Pain killers and immunomodulators are causing … [Read More...]
Alcoholism & Smoking
Effects of Alcohol on the health
Drinking has become such an obsession with all kinds and classes of people that those who do not drink are dubbed as odd personalities. … [Read More...]
All about Alcohol: Questions you would like to ask
1. What is alcohol? Alcohol is a liquid made by fermenting or distilling the grains, fruits or vegetables. In beverages, the pure … [Read More...]
Effects of Passive smoking
Passive smoking and environmental pollutions are the main reasons behind increased incidence of Lung Cancer in children and smoking women. Other … [Read More...]
Articles on Medicine & Health
We are what we eat
'We eat to live, not live to eat', so goes the popular saying. But the way most of us eat makes it looks like the very purpose of life is eating. No sooner have we finished one meal, we decide on the next. In Indian households, it is a common sight to overload the plates of guests with food, whether they want it or not. When it comes to food we seem to give the tongue more importance than it … [Read More...]
World Kidney Day – March 13, 2008
World Kidney Day took place on March 13 to increase awareness on kidney diseases among general population. This day was celebrated to stress about the importance of early detection in reducing the impact of kidney diseases on general population. If we can diagnose kidney diseases early, we can avoid dialysis or kidney transplantation and prevent end stage renal failure. More than 1.5 million … [Read More...]
Blood transfusion: is it really useful?
Blood transfusions are not really as useful as many think, according to a research study by North Carolina doctors. Nitric Oxide, which plays vital role in transferring oxygen in the blood to tissues, will break down in stored blood immediately after donation. So, blood stored in the blood banks is not really as efficient as many think off. This research study by Duke University scientists were … [Read More...]
20 famous Medical and Health Care slogans
1. Man takes a drink, then drinks a drink .Finally drink takes a man. This is about alcohol. 2. Prevention is better than cure. 3. Early to bed and early to rise is healthy and wealthy. 4. Daily one apple keeps the doctor away. 5. Irregular sex life- involves one into Aids. 6. The longer the waist line – the shorter the life line. 7. Uncontrolled … [Read More...]
World Health Day-April 7, 2007
World Health Day Theme: “Invest in Health, Build a Safer Future” World health day is celebrated on April 7, 2007. This year’s theme is international health security with a focus on urging Governments, Organizations and Businesses to invest in health. Though Governments are spending big amounts on health care, it failed to keep pace with emerging diseases and … [Read More...]
11 points to stay young and healthy
The latest research conducted by the experts of the Harvard University put forward the following points for postponing the aging. 1. Keeping the married life intact for longer years (taking divorce should be discouraged). 2. In family life, parents and their children should be take meals daily at least once. 3. Exercise daily at least 30-45 minutes. 4.”No … [Read More...]
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