Stem cell therapy can help treat diabetic heart disease

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Stem cell therapy can help treat diabetic heart disease DHD affects the muscular tissues of the heart leading to complications.

Did you start a new diet to shed a few kilos? Here's what you could be doing wrong It's not enough to just keep a check on what you eat and how much you eat, but also how you eat.

Drinking milk may help reduce nerve pain caused by chemotherapy For cancer survivors, a glass of milk can help considerably.

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Decoded: Here's why women tend to gain weight post-pregnancy Mothers often keep the weight on by eating food off their child's plate or sitting down for longer periods of time.

Are you sleep-deprived? Your kids may be causing it Every child increases the odds of insufficient sleep by nearly 50 per cent in women, says the study.

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Now, a brain scan can predict if your kid is at a risk of drug abuse Children who score high on tests of novelty seeking are on average a bit more likely to abuse drugs.

40 per cent children across the world inherit obesity from their parents According to a research, over 30 million people in India suffer from obesity.

Suffering from insomnia? Eating artichokes, raw garlic may help you sleep better Prebiotics found in these foods also act as a buffer against the physiological impacts of stress.

Want to improve your metabolism? These 10 foods will work wonders The pectin found in apples helps in increasing metabolism.

Don't ignore that lower back pain! It may up risk of early death by 13 per cent Back pain approximately affects 700 million people worldwide and is the leading cause of disability globally.

High blood sugar may cause Alzheimer's Diabetes patients have an increased risk of developing Alzheimer's disease compared to healthy individuals.

Over 5 crore people are hit by depression in India China and India account for nearly 50% of the total 322 million people living with depression across the world.

Suffering from chronic stress? It might make you obese Exposure to higher levels of cortisol over several months is associated with people being more heavily, and more persistently, overweight.

Eating green vegetables and fruits may prevent lung disease risk Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease includes respiratory conditions such as bronchitis and emphysema. Suffering from heartburn? Popping drugs may lead to 'silent' kidney damage A new study shows that people regularly taking drugs for heartburn may experience long-term damage.

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