Benita Matilda : Science World Report

Jan 03, 2014 07:40 AM EST

Heart Disease Affects Pregnancy

One of the leading cause of women's pregancy related deaths in California is heart disease out of which nearly one third of it can be prevented, claims a new study.

Jan 02, 2014 05:09 AM EST

Regular Exercise Maintains Bone Denisty in Older Breast Cancer Survivors

Regular physical activity is known to benefit every part of the body including the mind. But excerise has a lot more to offer as a new study uncovers the benefits of physical activity on older breast cancer survivors.

Dec 31, 2013 07:26 AM EST

Blows to Head Even Without a Concussion Affects Learning, Memory

Blows to head even without a concussion may affect the white matter of the brain and congition or thinking abilities, according to a new study.

Dec 30, 2013 03:36 AM EST

Gastric Bypass Lowers The Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke in Diabetes Pateints

Patients with diabetes and obesity who undergo bypass surgery expericne a lower risk of heart attack as well as stroke.

Dec 28, 2013 03:04 AM EST

Older Native Americans and African Americans With Diabetes are at Greater Risk for Dementia

Elderly Asian Americans with type 2 diabetes suffer a lower risk of dementia than the older generation of Native Americans and African Americans with type 2 diabetes.

Dec 27, 2013 06:23 AM EST

Vitamin D Lowers Pain in Women with Type 2 Diabetes and Depression

A new study claims that Vitamin D helps in lowering the pain in those women with type 2 diabetes as well as depression.

Dec 26, 2013 04:39 AM EST

Antibiotic Resistant Typhoid Spreads Even After Drug Control Regime: Study

Just curbing use of antibiotics is not enough to control the spread of drug resistant typhoid fever, claims a new study.

Dec 20, 2013 07:21 AM EST

Learning With Strong Peers Does not Improve Performance in Marginal Students

A latest finding knocks down previous studies that showed students performed better in a stronger peer group.

Dec 19, 2013 07:02 AM EST

High Blood Pressure Drug 'Nilvadipine' May Cure Alzheimer's

A study is currently going on to see whether a drug that is meant to treat high blood pressure can also be used in Alzheimer's disease. If successful, it would be the first drug that lowers Alzheimer symptoms and also works at the cause of the disease.

Dec 17, 2013 03:04 AM EST

Study Ties Genetic Deficiency in Males to Onset of Liver Cancer

A deficiency of the gene NCOA5 in mice triggered a spontaneous reaction that led to the development of liver cancer called hepatocellular carcinoma

Dec 16, 2013 03:31 AM EST

New Compound Can Help Reduce Joint Inflammation

A novel compound has the potential to significantly lower joint inflammation in animal models of rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune disease affecting more than two million U.S. citizens.

Dec 14, 2013 02:54 AM EST