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Air pollution may lead to chronic kidney diseases: Study

Air pollution may lead to chronic kidney diseases: Study

The study finds that chronic kidney diseases are more common in polluted areas vis-a-vis areas with comparatively cleaner air. Toxic air takes a massive toll on respiratory organs but a new study has found that it could also lead to chronic kidney diseases. According to a study, conducted by University …

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6 ways of cutting down the risk of Parkinson’s disease

6 ways of cutting down the risk of Parkinson’s disease

Diet, aerobic exercise and reducing stress can lessen the chances of getting Parkinson’s. Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a common, chronic degenerative disorder of the central nervous system affecting about 10 million people in the world. PD is a disabling disease and affects mobility and locomotion. It is possible to prevent …

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Make way for electronic skin tattoos which can monitor blood pressure

Make way for electronic skin tattoos which can monitor blood pressure

The graphene-based electronic tattoo developed by scientists from Tsinghua University in China can be easily transferred onto various surfaces such as the human skin. Chinese scientists have developed skin-like electronic tattoos, that could be used to monitor health parameters such as blood pressure and body temperature in real time. The …

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Indian-origin scientist finds solutions to end ageing

Indian-origin scientist finds solutions to end ageing

Dr Keshav K Singh, a professor of genetics, pathology and environmental health at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, has demonstrated how boosting the function of the mitochondria, the powerhouse of cells, makes wrinkles disappear and restores hair growth. Kaya kalpa, the ancient Indian concept of rejuvenation, is being scientifically …

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Passive smoking dangerous for pregnant women, causes stillbirths

Passive smoking dangerous for pregnant women, causes stillbirths

An analysis revealed that in Armenia, Indonesia, Jordan, Bangladesh and Nepal more than 50% of pregnant women reported exposure to household secondhand smoke. WASHINGTON: In developing countries around the world especially in Asia, secondhand smoke causes thousands of stillbirths every year. Exposure to secondhand smoke during pregnancy increases the risk …

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