Eating salty makes your body grow old
Overweight teenagers who eat too much salty foods can age more quickly, according to a new US study.
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Overweight teenagers who eat too much salty foods can age more quickly, according to a new US study.
A 23-year-old boy who lives in Hyderabad (India) broke the record of speed typing on a computer keyboard ... with a nose, when completing an English sentence of 97 chara…
US researchers say that exposure to radiation in space can increase the development of Alzheimer's disease in astronauts, according to UPI news agency.
With spray treatment, chronic foot ulcers can be treated effectively, giving new patients hope.
Serving the gene decoding needs of doctors and scientists has now become easier when a biotech company has announced the successful development of a device that can deco…
The area between the cities of Acerra, Nola and Marigliano in the Campania region in southern Italy was dubbed the
A study published in the British Medical Journal in 2009 found that people who were slow to face the risk of death from heart attacks and other cardiovascular problems w…
Once an injury or fracture takes several weeks to several months to recover, severe cases sometimes take up to half a year. Therefore, the US Department of Defense decid…
A study shows that walking speed can be a useful sign to predict human life expectancy.
A recent study by American scientists has discovered a chemical molecule - called Hv1 - capable of controlling the speed of sperm movement.
The habit of sun exposure not only helps us be smarter when we get older, but also helps older people prevent memory impairment.
If your body tells you that your running speed is a bit too fast or a bit too slow, you should listen to its advice.
The world record speed in the marathon continues to improve for both male and female athletes. The current men's record speed in maraton is equivalent to a record speed…