Singing chorus is good for the heart like practicing Yoga
Singing in a choir or crowd cheering on sporting events can bring health benefits, especially to the heart, like practicing Yoga.
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Singing in a choir or crowd cheering on sporting events can bring health benefits, especially to the heart, like practicing Yoga.
Researchers have discovered 22 molecules that are involved in metabolism, collectively known as metabolites, that can serve as a sign of the risk of disease later in lif…
Most prisoners experience mental health problems many times higher than normal people. They often manifest as suffering, torment, and rebellious acts, alcohol or drug ad…
US scientists say people who regularly consume artificial sweeteners are at increased risk of negative health consequences like type 2 diabetes, UPI news agency reported…
Obese men can inherit their weight problems not only for their children but also their grandchildren, a new medical study reveals.
Researchers are announcing a noteworthy information: Extracted from a wild plant species in South America, it is hundreds of times sweeter than regular sugar but calorie…
A recent study published in the Journal of Food Science (USA) recently showed that raisins not only prevent tooth decay but also bring many health benefits.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has convened an emergency meeting, bringing together medical experts from many different countries, to find a solution against a myst…
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the Middle East-derived corona virus (MERS-CoV), similar to the virus that causes acute respiratory syndrome (SARS),…
Psychologist Idan Shalev of Duke University, North Caroline, USA and colleagues have found a link between the vascular system that provides oxygen and nutrition to the b…
Donating blood not only helps save lives but also provides health benefits for donors, such as helping reduce the risk of heart disease and cancer.
Study and survey the working environment of 49 office workers, of which 27 people work in closed rooms, 22 people work in offices with windows.
Professor Andrew Hill, a researcher at the Institute of Health Sciences at the University of Leeds in the UK, and colleagues conducted an experiment to understand childr…
Shoukhrat Mitalipov, a researcher at Oregon Health and Science University in the US, and colleagues have used cloning techniques to create human embryos, the BBC reporte…
Canadian scientists have recently discovered that the cancer drug Avastin may be the cause of life-threatening fasciitis.