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Men With ADHD Might Live 7 Less Years Than Average, Women 9: UK Study
Adults living with ADHD could face a shortened life expectancy -- men with the condition could live about 7 years fewer and women about 9 years fewer than those in the general population, a study published in The British Journal of Psychiatry shows.
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Covid Caused Cancer Tumours To Shrink In Mice: Study
A fascinating newstudy, published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, has revealed an unexpected potential benefit of severe COVID infection: it may help shrink cancer.
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UK Cost-Of-Living Crisis Set To "Cut Lives Short": Report
The UK's inflation-fuelled cost-of-living crisis is set to "cut lives short" and "significantly widen the wealth-health gap", according to a study published by open access journal BMJ Public Health on Monday.
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"Propaganda Video, Shoddy Journalism": UK MP Slams BBC Documentary On PM
Terming BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a"propaganda video" and a "disgraceful piece of shoddy journalism," British MP Bob Blackman has said that it should never have been released.
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Only 1 In 4 Covid Patients Feel Fully Recovered After A Year: UK Study
A year after having COVID-19, only around one in four hospitalised patients feel fully recovered, according to a UK study published in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine journal which found that the disease affects women worse than men.
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New Dinosaur Species With ‘Bulbous’ Nose Discovered in UK
A new species of dinosaur has been discovered by a retired doctor in Britain. It has been named Brighstoneus Simmondsi.
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Only 15.8% Of India's Research Work Features In World's Top 10 Journals
Compared globally, India trails the UK, which has 37.3 per cent research work published in top 10 journals, the US (36.2 per cent), Germany (33.4 per cent) and China (27.6 per cent).
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PM Modi First Indian PM To Prioritise Health Coverage, Says UK Journal
Narendra Modi is the first prime minister of India, which is engulfed in a "swirling epidemic of non-communicable diseases", to have prioritised universal health coverage as part of his political platform under the 'Ayushman Bharat' programme, a noted UK-based medical journal has said.
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Beware, Alcohol Consumption May Damage Stem Cells And Increase Cancer Risk: Study
Alcohol has long been associated with serious health hazards. Now, a new study published in the Journal Nature says that alcohol can cause irreversible genetic damage to the body's reserve of stem cells
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Scientists Discover Genes That May Prolong Human Life: Try These Foods Too
A team of researchers from theUniversity Of Exeter Devon in the United Kingdom have discovered new genes linked to parents' lifespan which could be targeted in future to help prolong human life.
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Hate Going To The Gym? This Exercise Pill Is For You
Researchers from University of Leeds in the UK found that a protein called Piezo1 in the lining of blood vessels is able to detect a change in blood flow during exercise. Here's how this exercise pill can compensate for physical exercise.
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Indian-Origin Journalist Becomes Chancellor Of UK University
An Indian-origin broadcast journalist has been appointed as the new Chancellor of the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) in north-west England at a special ceremony.
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Music Can Actually Bring Your Beer Alive
Listening to music while drinking can influence how much you like the taste of beer, a new study has found.
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Brexit: George Soros Expects 'In' Support To Rise Ahead Of UK Referendum
Billionaire hedge fund manager George Soros said he was confident that support for Britain to remain in the European Union would rise ahead of the June 23 vote, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Know Who's Testing You at the Free Health Camp? It Could Be a Layman
It is not always a doctor who is checking people - blood sugar, blood pressure, haemoglobin and other parameters - at the free health camps in India. The prestigious medical journal from UK, British Medical Journal, better known as BMJ, says it is mostly unlicensed sales representatives.
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Men With ADHD Might Live 7 Less Years Than Average, Women 9: UK Study
Adults living with ADHD could face a shortened life expectancy -- men with the condition could live about 7 years fewer and women about 9 years fewer than those in the general population, a study published in The British Journal of Psychiatry shows.
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Covid Caused Cancer Tumours To Shrink In Mice: Study
A fascinating newstudy, published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, has revealed an unexpected potential benefit of severe COVID infection: it may help shrink cancer.
-
UK Cost-Of-Living Crisis Set To "Cut Lives Short": Report
The UK's inflation-fuelled cost-of-living crisis is set to "cut lives short" and "significantly widen the wealth-health gap", according to a study published by open access journal BMJ Public Health on Monday.
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"Propaganda Video, Shoddy Journalism": UK MP Slams BBC Documentary On PM
Terming BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a"propaganda video" and a "disgraceful piece of shoddy journalism," British MP Bob Blackman has said that it should never have been released.
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Only 1 In 4 Covid Patients Feel Fully Recovered After A Year: UK Study
A year after having COVID-19, only around one in four hospitalised patients feel fully recovered, according to a UK study published in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine journal which found that the disease affects women worse than men.
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New Dinosaur Species With ‘Bulbous’ Nose Discovered in UK
A new species of dinosaur has been discovered by a retired doctor in Britain. It has been named Brighstoneus Simmondsi.
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Only 15.8% Of India's Research Work Features In World's Top 10 Journals
Compared globally, India trails the UK, which has 37.3 per cent research work published in top 10 journals, the US (36.2 per cent), Germany (33.4 per cent) and China (27.6 per cent).
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PM Modi First Indian PM To Prioritise Health Coverage, Says UK Journal
Narendra Modi is the first prime minister of India, which is engulfed in a "swirling epidemic of non-communicable diseases", to have prioritised universal health coverage as part of his political platform under the 'Ayushman Bharat' programme, a noted UK-based medical journal has said.
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Beware, Alcohol Consumption May Damage Stem Cells And Increase Cancer Risk: Study
Alcohol has long been associated with serious health hazards. Now, a new study published in the Journal Nature says that alcohol can cause irreversible genetic damage to the body's reserve of stem cells
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Scientists Discover Genes That May Prolong Human Life: Try These Foods Too
A team of researchers from theUniversity Of Exeter Devon in the United Kingdom have discovered new genes linked to parents' lifespan which could be targeted in future to help prolong human life.
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Hate Going To The Gym? This Exercise Pill Is For You
Researchers from University of Leeds in the UK found that a protein called Piezo1 in the lining of blood vessels is able to detect a change in blood flow during exercise. Here's how this exercise pill can compensate for physical exercise.
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Indian-Origin Journalist Becomes Chancellor Of UK University
An Indian-origin broadcast journalist has been appointed as the new Chancellor of the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) in north-west England at a special ceremony.
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Music Can Actually Bring Your Beer Alive
Listening to music while drinking can influence how much you like the taste of beer, a new study has found.
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Brexit: George Soros Expects 'In' Support To Rise Ahead Of UK Referendum
Billionaire hedge fund manager George Soros said he was confident that support for Britain to remain in the European Union would rise ahead of the June 23 vote, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Know Who's Testing You at the Free Health Camp? It Could Be a Layman
It is not always a doctor who is checking people - blood sugar, blood pressure, haemoglobin and other parameters - at the free health camps in India. The prestigious medical journal from UK, British Medical Journal, better known as BMJ, says it is mostly unlicensed sales representatives.
