The power of yellow! Turmeric may help boost memory, lower Alzheimer's risk

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The power of yellow! Turmeric may help boost memory, lower Alzheimer's risk Curcumin, found in turmeric, also has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.

Eating plenty of fish can help with arthritis pain Arthritis Foundation suggests four other natural ways to ease of the swelling and stiffness in joints.

Bone pain and other signs of cervical cancer every woman should know The symptoms of cervical cancer usually don't surface during its early stages.

Having a baby after 35? Eat well and sleep enough to make it easy For women with advancing age, the possibility of complications and high risks increases during pregnancy.

If your teenager is glued to the smartphone, it can lead to unhappiness Teens who spent more time in front of screen devices were less happy than those who invested more time in non-screen activities.

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Planning to start a family? Take genetic tests to know what health problems your child can have Introducing genetic tests as a norm during pregnancy might help parents make an informed decisions.

Got a hangover? Bengaluru's resto-bars now offer a morning-cure, brunch menu The new menu has superfoods like potato skins, tacos with scrambled eggs and roasted vegetable slides.

Love your monthly spa treatments? Watch out, salons can be a petri dish of germs and infections To avoid ruining your looks and health, be alert to potential health hazards the next time you go to a salon.

No Monday blues! Turns out, the first day of the week is the healthiest in terms of food choices According to the survey, Breakfast is the unhealthiest meal of the day with lowest protein consumption.

Brain abnormalities can predict epilepsy risk The structural differences in brain have not yet been implicated in any loss of function.

Don't ignore it when your heart skips a beat! Palpitations may lead to cardiac arrest If your heart is not beating right, it is reason enough to see a doctor.

Adolescent drinking can be fatal, may cause liver problems later in life Alcohol is the leading cause of liver cirrhosis and liver-related deaths.

This longevity protein may help develop therapies for diabetes, obesity and cancer The Klotho proteins are located on the surface of cells of specific tissues.

Hot or not? Bikram 'hot' yoga as effective as the traditional form Hot yoga is a trendy form of yoga that involves 26 poses performed in a room heated to 40 degrees Celsius. Ladies, preparing for a marathon? Taking supplements may help you run faster Young women often have micro-deficiencies in nutrients, which play a role in how cells work during exercise.

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