Soon, a low-cost portable device may detect cancer early

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Soon, a low-cost portable device may detect cancer early The device can accurately determine a patient's level of health and monitors cancer quickly, cheaply, and effectively.

Ladies, running for even just a minute daily can boost bone health Women who on an average run for 60-120 seconds per day have 4 per cent better bone health than those who don't.

Feeling bloated? These small changes can make a big difference Too little fibre in your diet or lack of proper physical activity can often result in bloating.

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Planning to have a child? Here's how to prepare your body for the change Pregnancy after 35 has its own complications, including premature birth, stillbirth, low birth weight and birth defects.

5 health foods to stock in your kitchen for a healthy monsoon A few changes in your diet can bolster immunity and help fight infection during the rains.

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Don't stress over losing a job; it can age your brain by several years Stressful life experiences such as divorce, death of a child or job loss were linked to poorer cognitive function later in life.

Artificial sweeteners have negative effect on metabolism, may up risk of obesity People consuming artificial sweeteners are also at a risk of developing high blood pressure and heart disease.

Feeling inferior to attractive partner may trigger eating disorders in women Women evaluated as less attractive were more motivated to diet and be thin.

Eating fruits rich in Vitamin C can help prevent infections during monsoon The humid weather makes people vulnerable to a number of skin diseases.

​Practising yoga now may protect you against memory decline later in life As we age, the structure and functionality of our brains change and this often leads to cognitive decline.

Exposure to even a low dose X-rays could harm your heart Low exposure to doses of around 0.5 gray (Gy) - the equivalent of repeated CT scans - is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular damage.

Eating tomatoes regularly may reduce risk of skin cancer in men If you love eating tomatoes, then here's another reason to keep up the good habit.

Indians among laziest in world, walk barely 4,300 steps a day Given a choice, most Indians opt for a car over walking, no matter how short the distance.

Does your job involve staring at a computer screen for hours? Here's how to avoid eye fatigue Eating healthy, regular exercise and adequate sleep are a must. Want your children to develop stronger bones? Send them out for football every week The study found that adolescents who played football had significantly better bones.

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