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Study Outlines Tobacco Use In Pregnant, Lactating Indian Women
The researchers recommend the development of innovative health promotion and communication strategies, including media campaigns, to raise awareness about the dangers of all forms of tobacco use within this vulnerable section of society.
Read MoreElevate Your Muesli Breakfast With Tasty And Nourishing Inclusions
The breakfast market has experienced a surge in product innovations primarily driven by the convenience factor. Recent innovations have focussed on finding a delicate balance between delivering nutrition with taste.
Read MoreStudy Says Turmeric Equivalent To Medicine For Reducing Excess Stomach Acid
Turmeric is obtained from the Curcuma longa plant's root. It includes curcumin, a naturally active chemical with anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects, and has long been used as a medicinal medicine in Southeast Asia, notably for the treatment of dyspepsia
Read MoreMindful Eating And Yoga : Cultivating Healthy Eating Habits
Your body's and health's current status are determined by the food you consume
Read MoreVegan Mothers' Breastmilk Contains Two Important Nutrients: Study
Using a technique that separates a sample into its individual parts and analyses their mass, this study challenges assumptions that vegan diets may not be nutritionally complete and that breastfed infants of vegan mothers may be at an increased risk of developing vitamin B2 or carnitine deficiency
Read MoreDiet Rich In Fat, Sugar Connected To Skin Inflammation
Psoriasis is a common chronic skin condition that generates scales and red patches of skin that are irritating and occasionally painful. Obesity is a risk factor for the onset or progression of psoriasis, according to earlier research.
Read MoreExercise Is More Vital Than Nutrition In Maintaining Weight Loss: Study
The findings reveal that successful weight-loss maintainers rely on physical activity to remain in energy balance (rather than chronic restriction of dietary intake) to avoid weight regain
Read MoreResearchers Find How Liver Cells Control Biological Clock
Teams tested a chimeric mouse model with a liver containing human hepatocytes and discovered that the normally nocturnal animals' daily cycle had advanced by two hours.
Read MoreAyush Minister Sonowal To Inaugurate 2 Day National Ayush Mission Conclave Today
During the two days conclave, subject experts from participating states will deliberate on various aspects of National Ayush Mission (NAM), focused on enhanced efficiency in budget absorption under NAM and institutionalization for improvised execution of the scheme
Read MoreChildren's Inactivity Is Still Problematic Post-Pandemic: Study
Children are more sedentary during the week since public lockdown restrictions lifted, spending an extra 13 minutes on average daily being inactive according to the findings
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Study Finds Model That Improves Hydrogen Station Availability
Stations that close for unannounced maintenance decrease customer access to hydrogen and may hinder the adoption of these sorts of fuel cell electric ...
Cough Sound Analysis Help To Determine Severity Of Covid-19 Patients
The research involved smartphone recordings of voluntary coughing sounds from 70 patients with SARS-CoV-2 infection...
The Impact Of Work-Life Balance On Mental Health
In this modern chaotic as well as demanding environment, maintaining the right balance in between both personal and professional life seems more chall...
Four Fundamental Norms Of Building A Wellbeing Future-Ready Workplace Culture
The past few years have brought about positive changes in the way employers and employees interact...
Study Outlines Tobacco Use In Pregnant, Lactating Indian Women
The researchers recommend the development of innovative health promotion and communication strategies, including media campaigns, to raise awareness a...