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Woman Finds Maggot-Like Parasite In Arm Wound After Trip To South America: Report
A woman who recently travelled through Central and South America found a botfly larva slithering out of a wound on her arm five weeks later.
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Medical Journal 'Lancet' Warns US Supreme Court Over Abortion
British medical journal The Lancet warned Friday that US Supreme Court justices would have "women's blood on their hands" if they strike down the nationwide right to abortion.
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Bone-Health: 5 Dairy Products That May Help Lowers Risk Of Fractures In Older Adults
Recent studies have found that a diet rich in milk and other dairy products, may reduce the risk of falls and fractures in older adults. The findings were published in The BMJ (British Medical Journal)
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COVID-19 Vaccine May Have Link With Menstrual Changes, Must Be Investigated: Study
A link between changes in the menstrual cycle and COVID-19 vaccination is plausible, and must be investigated, according to an editorial published in the peer-reviewed British Medical Journal today.
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Rigorous Exercise Not Effective Against Dementia, Says Study: Top 5 Foods That Fight Cognitive Decline
A study published in The British Medical Journal said that exercising rigorously may not help dementia patients, but on the other hand may just worsen it!
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Three Cups of Coffee a Day May Do More Good Than Harm, Finds Study
A new study, published in the BMJ British medical journal, shows that people who drink three to four cups of coffee daily may see more health benefits than harm along with lower risks of premature death and heart disease when compared to those who do not drink coffee.
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Doctors In India See Patients For A Mere 2 Minutes, Reveals Study
Doctors in India see patients for barely two minutes on average, according to a global study which found that primary care consultations last less than five minutes for half the world's population, ranging from 48 seconds in Bangladesh to 22.5 minutes in Sweden.
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Air Pollution Caused Half a Million Deaths In India in 2015: Study
According to a British Medical journal The Lancet, more than half a million Indians are estimated to have died prematurely in 2015 due to particulate matter (PM) 2.5 air pollution.
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Controlling Your Weight May Help Reverse Diabetes: 5 Foods That Diabetes Patients Must include In their Diet
According to a report published in British Medical Journal (BMJ), type 2 diabetes could be beaten into remission if patients shed around 15kg.
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Going To University May Reduce Risk of Heart Disease; These 5 Foods May Help Keep Your Heart Healthy Too
The study published in The British Medical Journal revealed that the number of years spent in education may have a link to coronary heart disease, and the greater the number spent studying, the substantial the benefit.
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Staying In Education Linked To Lower Risk Of Heart Disease: Study
Staying in education is associated with a lower risk of developing heart disease, finds a study published by The British Medical Journal.
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Living Close To Major Roads Increases Dementia Risk: Study
People living near major roads have a higher chance of developing dementia, according to a large-scale study published in British medical journal The Lancet on Thursday.
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One-Fifth Of Global Population Will Be Obese By 2025
A study published on Friday by British medical journal The Lancet has revealed that in 2025 a fifth of the world population will be obese if the rate of overweight people continues to increase at the current rate.
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The Secret to Maintain Your Weight: Eat More Fruits
A new study published British Medical Journal gives us another reason to dote on more fruits to keep your weight down.
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Reducing Sugary Drinks Cuts Calories, But Only A Few: Study
Studies from Britain and Mexico suggest reducing sugar in sweetened drinks or taxing it more to cut consumption can help people limit their calorie intake and lower their risk of developing diabetes, but not by much.
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Woman Finds Maggot-Like Parasite In Arm Wound After Trip To South America: Report
A woman who recently travelled through Central and South America found a botfly larva slithering out of a wound on her arm five weeks later.
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Medical Journal 'Lancet' Warns US Supreme Court Over Abortion
British medical journal The Lancet warned Friday that US Supreme Court justices would have "women's blood on their hands" if they strike down the nationwide right to abortion.
-
Bone-Health: 5 Dairy Products That May Help Lowers Risk Of Fractures In Older Adults
Recent studies have found that a diet rich in milk and other dairy products, may reduce the risk of falls and fractures in older adults. The findings were published in The BMJ (British Medical Journal)
-
COVID-19 Vaccine May Have Link With Menstrual Changes, Must Be Investigated: Study
A link between changes in the menstrual cycle and COVID-19 vaccination is plausible, and must be investigated, according to an editorial published in the peer-reviewed British Medical Journal today.
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Rigorous Exercise Not Effective Against Dementia, Says Study: Top 5 Foods That Fight Cognitive Decline
A study published in The British Medical Journal said that exercising rigorously may not help dementia patients, but on the other hand may just worsen it!
-
Three Cups of Coffee a Day May Do More Good Than Harm, Finds Study
A new study, published in the BMJ British medical journal, shows that people who drink three to four cups of coffee daily may see more health benefits than harm along with lower risks of premature death and heart disease when compared to those who do not drink coffee.
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Doctors In India See Patients For A Mere 2 Minutes, Reveals Study
Doctors in India see patients for barely two minutes on average, according to a global study which found that primary care consultations last less than five minutes for half the world's population, ranging from 48 seconds in Bangladesh to 22.5 minutes in Sweden.
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Air Pollution Caused Half a Million Deaths In India in 2015: Study
According to a British Medical journal The Lancet, more than half a million Indians are estimated to have died prematurely in 2015 due to particulate matter (PM) 2.5 air pollution.
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Controlling Your Weight May Help Reverse Diabetes: 5 Foods That Diabetes Patients Must include In their Diet
According to a report published in British Medical Journal (BMJ), type 2 diabetes could be beaten into remission if patients shed around 15kg.
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Going To University May Reduce Risk of Heart Disease; These 5 Foods May Help Keep Your Heart Healthy Too
The study published in The British Medical Journal revealed that the number of years spent in education may have a link to coronary heart disease, and the greater the number spent studying, the substantial the benefit.
-
Staying In Education Linked To Lower Risk Of Heart Disease: Study
Staying in education is associated with a lower risk of developing heart disease, finds a study published by The British Medical Journal.
-
Living Close To Major Roads Increases Dementia Risk: Study
People living near major roads have a higher chance of developing dementia, according to a large-scale study published in British medical journal The Lancet on Thursday.
-
One-Fifth Of Global Population Will Be Obese By 2025
A study published on Friday by British medical journal The Lancet has revealed that in 2025 a fifth of the world population will be obese if the rate of overweight people continues to increase at the current rate.
-
The Secret to Maintain Your Weight: Eat More Fruits
A new study published British Medical Journal gives us another reason to dote on more fruits to keep your weight down.
-
Reducing Sugary Drinks Cuts Calories, But Only A Few: Study
Studies from Britain and Mexico suggest reducing sugar in sweetened drinks or taxing it more to cut consumption can help people limit their calorie intake and lower their risk of developing diabetes, but not by much.
