Love drinking piping, hot tea? It may increase risk of oesophageal cancer

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Love drinking piping, hot tea? It may increase risk of oesophageal cancer The risk goes up especially if a person also consumes alcohol and is a smoker.

Unable to quit smoking? Exercise daily to boost lung function Leisure-time vigorous physical activity is associated with better lung function among smokers.

Diabetic patients twice as likely to develop cataract The risk is relatively highest in those aged between 45 and 54.

Breast cancer rates are on the rise among young women and here's how you can prevent it It is the most common cancer in most parts of India, both urban and rural.

Make these 5 lifestyle changes and choices to lower your risk of cancer To reduce risk of cancer, you need to be aware of many factors that work together to cause cancer and then do your best to reduce exposure.

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Watch your plate and the scale: Weight loss reduces risk of developing liver and colon cancer A national campaign against obesity is likely to be a game changer in this endeavour.

Around 77 per cent Indians think that technology gets in the way of relationships In today's connected lifestyle, daily activities and interactions of consumers are powered by technology and apps.

Greens are passé: Add black foods to your plate for a healthy heart Black rice, activated charcoal and sesame seeds improve detoxification and lead to a healthy heart.

Long screen exposure at work can cause 'Computer Vision Syndrome': Ways to treat the disorder The symptoms of CVS, a condition that damages the eyesight, are blurred vision, tired eyes, headaches, neck pain and dry eyes.

The season change can be tricky: Health tips to prepare yourself These tips will help you stay fit by avoiding diseases and ailments this summer.

Turns out, old, powerful drugs may have new tricks to fight cancer A powerful suite of drugs known as kinase inhibitors have been developed to treat cancer and other diseases.

Attention, meat-eaters! Higher intake of poultry can give diabetes The consumers of red meat were 23% likelier to develop diabetes.

Tim Cook wants Apple Watch users to take part in a 'Heart Survey' The tech giant has started sending out notifications to Apple Watch users to enroll for the survey.

Want to better chances of pregnancy through IVF? Take acupuncture therapy Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese form of pain relieving treatment by inserting thin needles at specific points in the body. Fitness can beat cancer: 3 basic exercises to get life back on track Exercise can increase the body's recovery by more than 50 per cent.

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