Eating nuts may cut risk of colon cancer

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Eating nuts may cut risk of colon cancer Nuts have a positive effect on health because they are involved in activating the body's own defences for detoxifying.

Green tea may help patients with bone-marrow disorders A polyphenol found in green tea leaves, may be of particular benefit to patients struggling with multiple myeloma and amyloidosis.

Hormonal changes during pregnancy: What a working woman should know Fluctuating hormone levels can have a major impact on the mood of the mother. It can change from joy to anxiety to depression.

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Vapes safer and less toxic than conventional tobacco cigarettes Researchers found that people who switched from smoking regular cigarettes to e-cigarettes had much lower levels of toxins.

Fibromyalgia alert: Job stress in working women can aggravate chronic body pain Nearly 1.4 crore people in India suffer from this condition. Women are at a higher risk than men.

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Scientists unveil new blood test to detect pancreatic cancer In the absence of an effective treatment, some 80 percent of people die within a year of diagnosis.

Not just second-hand smoke, even residue on kitchen walls may hurt baby's growth Exposure to the sticky residue of tobacco smoke, aka third-hand smoke, can significantly affect your baby's immune system.

One-third of young female diabetics suffer from eating disorder The signs of diabulimia may include regular changes in weight and awkwardness over questions about diabetes control.

Can't 'like' things enough on Facebook? It may be affecting your mental & physical health The study also found that those who updated their FBstatus more often reported having worse mental health.

Don't pop the pill! Pain-killers during flu increase risk of heart attack People who use pain killers for treating infections like common cold or flu may have a higher risk of an attack, says study.

World's smallest pacemaker, size of a vitamin capsule, unveiled Pacemakers are the most common way to treat bradycardia and help restore the heart's normal rhythm.

Listen up, parents-to-be! Obese couples may take 50% longer to get pregnant A healthy lifestyle is important for both the parents, and not the just the female partner, while trying to have a baby.

Hidden toxins in fast food packaging may up cancer risk The findings showed that food packaging contains more than two dozen toxic highly fluorinated chemicals.

World Cancer Day: 70 per cent Indian patients consult doctor only at terminal stage According to doctors, at advanced stages only 30 per cent of the cases can be cured. Grapes may protect you from Alzheimer's, improving attention & memory Low metabolic activity in these areas of the brain is a hallmark of early stage Alzheimer's disease.

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