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Herbal tea will boost your immunity, heal you from within and provide the much needed warmth during the monsoons. (Photo: Representational/Pixabay)

Fortify yourself this monsoon with these teas

Find the tea that tackles your problems this rainy season.

17 July 2019 8:31 AM GMT

The researchers have a National Institute on Aging grant to do an international study on nearly 100,000 people to try to validate and extend the results. (Photo: AP)

Did you know women's Alzheimer's risk differ from men's?

New clues on why women's Alzheimer's risk differs from men's.

17 July 2019 4:56 AM GMT

Researchers suggest that this finding underscores the diversity, variability, and flexibility in habitats and adaptive strategies these australopiths used to obtain food, avoid predators, and raise their offspring. (Photo: ANI)

Breastfeeding: Prevalent practice during ancient times

Breastfeeding practice by earliest ancestors explained.

17 July 2019 4:11 AM GMT

The study found that women with POI who are receiving hormone therapy have poorer sleep quality, largely as a result of taking longer to fall asleep. (Photo: Representational/Pixabay)

Hormone therapy in women with premature ovarian insufficiency leads to...

Studies reveal that Women with premature ovarian insufficiency face poor sleep and fatigue.

17 July 2019 4:00 AM GMT

New technologies, and in particular self-tracking, are changing the way we perceive our bodies and health. (Photo: Represnettaional/Pixabay)

Are fertility apps really useful?

How useful fertility apps are?

17 July 2019 3:50 AM GMT

The new findings are now being incorporated into our computer models and will help us to identify the correct biomarkers even more precisely in the future. (Photo: Representational/Pixabay)

Blood samples from zoo to improve computer-assisted disease prognosis

Blood samples from the zoo may help predict diseases in humans: Study.

16 July 2019 5:03 AM GMT

The motivation for the research was a case in an American hospital in which gowns were suspected of contributing to transmission of C difficile. (Photo: Representational/Pixabay)

Health alert: Hospital gowns and equipments serve breeding ground for...

Studies reveal that hospital gowns, stainless steel contaminated with pathogens responsible for severe illness.

16 July 2019 4:52 AM GMT

Survival rates after sudden cardiac arrest in athletes are quite high when automated external defibrillators are used. (Photo: Representational/Pixabay)

Regular routine check-up can prevent heart failure among athletes

Heart failure in competitive athletes can be prevented by thorough routine check-up: Study.

16 July 2019 4:11 AM GMT

Some people believe its inevitable theyll develop dementia because of their genetics. (Photo: ANI)

Healthy lifestyle can keep genetic risk of dementia at bay

Healthy lifestyle could help offset genetic risk of dementia.

16 July 2019 4:04 AM GMT

The effect of root canal work on patients oral health-related quality of life was compared to other kinds of dental work such as tooth extraction, restoration of teeth, repairs to the teeth or gum treatment, preventative treatment and cleaning. (Photo: ANI)

Root canal is not as bad compared to other dental procedures

Root canal isn't one of the most unpleasant treatments.

15 July 2019 4:28 AM GMT

Reasearhers also found an intriguing difference in how toddlers processed new words that were related to how much exposure they had to other children. (Photo: Representational/Pixabay)

Playing with other children leads to better language learning...

Studies reveal that playing with other children affect toddlers' language learning.

15 July 2019 4:24 AM GMT

The temperature change could also lead to asthma attacks, runny noses, muscular pain, flu, pharyngitis, sinusitis, cold, sore throat, muscular aches and severe pains, all of which are mostly the result of the use of air conditioning during hot weathers.

Raining diseases

Monsoons is time for a cup of hot tea with spicy savouries. Sadly, it is also time for waterborne diseases.

14 July 2019 7:27 PM GMT