Want to avoid the risk of an early menopause? Add these foods to your diet

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Want to avoid the risk of an early menopause? Add these foods to your diet Early menopause affects about 10 per cent of women globally and is associated with higher risk of cardiovascular disease.

Reckless antibiotic use to treat common infections like UTI can be deadly UTI is one of the most common bacterial infections. It is more common in women than men.

Time to move away! City noise could trigger serious cardiac problems The findings show that everyday surroundings could have wider implications for long-term health.

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Do your wrists feel sore or numb? Texting on your smartphone all the time is dangerous Some doctors point out that your hands and wrists are not the only body parts that may suffer due to too much texting.

Children raised by single parents are likely to have lower well-being Children brought up by a single parent earn 30 per cent less and are more likely to be unemployed.

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This is all you need to ensure your partner's good health Patients with spouses who responded to pain with empathic behaviours, showed improved physical function.

Keep these lifestyle measures in mind to keep oral cancer at bay It is pertinent to underline that if caught early, oral cancer is a highly preventable and treatable disease.

Taking regular walks will help slow down Alzheimer's disease risk The study found that moderate physical activity was associated with healthier (greater levels of) glucose metabolism in all brain regions analysed.

Can your blood group predict the risk of a heart attack? New study says it might be possible A heart attack could be induced by poor diet, smoking, alcohol consumption, high blood pressure or a sedentary lifestyle.

Stay awake till late at night? You might be more prone to OCD symptoms The study concluded that there are specific negative consequences of sleeping at the wrong times.

Being geeky, a genetic affair: Sons of older fathers are more intelligent They are focused on their interests and less concerned about fitting in, characteristics typically seen in 'geeks'.

Would-be-mommies, please take a note! Work-outs reduce postnatal depression Women, who exercised, displayed fewer signs of depression following the birth of a child.

International Yoga Day: Practise regularly and bid farewell to chronic back pain Yoga is as safe and effective as physical therapy for improving function and relieving pain. Are you on the right or the wrong side? New data on breast, ovarian cancer highlight age risks The results can be used to determine at what age to start regular screening.

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