Eating grapes can significantly lower colon cancer risk, says new study

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Eating grapes can significantly lower colon cancer risk, says new study Resveratrol, found in grape skins and seeds, is very effective at killing colon cancer cells.

From treating back pain to bronchitis: Here is why you must start practicing yoga People look at yoga in different ways. For some, it is a form of exercise, while for others it is a life-saver.

Fitness on your mind? Here are yoga asanas you can do in just 15 minutes Yoga is time-tested and if practised regularly, helps in maintaining physical and mental health.

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Suffering from chronic pain? Acupuncture might be a safe alternative for drugs Acupuncture is a form of alternative medicine in which thin needles are inserted into the body.

New 3-in-1 blood test can transform the treatment of advanced prostate cancer The test could help to extend or save lives, by targeting treatment more effectively.

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Obese people have a higher risk of contracting infection after undergoing bypass surgery Knowing the risks and potential outcomes can help health-care providers and patients make more informed choices.

Here's how you can help prevent malaria-spreading mosquito bites Insecticide-treated bed nets have helped prevent bites, but mosquitoes are adapting to preventive conditions.

Moms-to-be take note, chemicals in shampoos may lead to birth defects in children These commonly-found chemicals can lead to birth defects of the brain, spine or spinal cord.

Parents, smoking around your kids can put them at an increased risk of arthritis Exposure to passive smoking in childhood significantly increases the risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis.

Meditating, doing yoga can help 'reverse' DNA reactions that cause stress Mind-body interventions such as yoga, Tai Chi and meditation boost both our physical and mental well-being.

Photosynthesis could be the new way to treat heart diseases Scientists are experimenting with photosynthesis to increase the flow of oxygen and boost heart function.

Do you feel hungry all the time? Munching on walnuts may help control appetite A diet high in polyunsaturated fats causes a significant decrease in fasting ghrelin -- a hormone that increases hunger.

Mother's obesity ups risk for major birth defects The study underlines the importance of having a maternal BMI in the normal range before pregnancy.

Ladies, working-out for just 30 minutes a day can get you that feel-good body Just half an hour from your day can make you feel feel stronger and thinner. Going under the knife? Over one-third of heart surgery devices contaminated with bacteria Multiple other strains of micro bacteria were also detected in other units.

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