Halt a while, Women ! Think again, the cosmetic boom may lead to diabetes ?
The study details News: DiabetesTags: diabeteswomenCosmeticsnail polishsugar disorderurine analysisphysical examinationladiesSection: In FocusRegion: US
View ArticleDiabetic women report lackluster sex lives
While diabetes is associated with a high prevalence of sexual problems especially erectile impairment in men its effect on the sexuality of women remained unclear.News: DiabetesTags:...
View ArticleWomen more likely to be internet addicts – Study
Genetic variant linked to Internet addiction Internet addiction is not a fabrication of human mind but rather genetic mutation, claim researchers at University of Bonn, Germany.News: Misc.Tags:...
View ArticleHigh intake of fruits and veggies lowers heart attack risk--study
According to researchers, antioxidants protect the body from harmful free radicals (the main cause of cell damage) and reduce inflammation that can trigger heart problems, stroke and other...
View ArticleNo getting to zero new HIV infections in ASEAN without women
A win over HIV-AIDS is not possible without active involvement of women. On September 24 and 25, ASEAN delegates from the ASEAN Task Force on AIDS (ATFOA) and the ASEAN Committee on Women (ACW)...
View ArticleWomen heart disease: More deadly than men
Early treatment of cardiovascular problems is associated with improved outcomes but the disease is often misdiagnosed, with doctors overlooking women’s symptoms and treating them less aggressively and...
View ArticlePut on a few pounds again? They matter in pregnancy
Scientific dataTags: pregnancyobesitywomenmiscarriageexcessive weight gainpostpartumgestational periodSection: In FocusNews: ObesityRegion: USArticles: My Health
View ArticleSugary drinks tied to stroke risk in women--study
According to researchers, women who consume sugary soft drinks daily are 83 percent more likely to have a certain type of stroke than those women who rarely drink or refrain from sodas and other...
View ArticleFemale X-chromosome gives evidence of arthritis gene
The study detailsNews: GeneticsTags: geneswomendrugsDNAmengenetic changesarthritistherapiesgenetic make upfemale X-chromosomepainful jointsSection: SpotlightRegion: US
View ArticleEven light smoking doubles sudden heart related death risk -- study
The study found that light-to-moderate smoking can lead to sudden heart related death.Tags: womenlight smokingsudden heart related death“Nurses’ Health Study30 yearsNews: HeartSection: Top Story
View ArticleAre fertile women more attractive?
Women at the peak stage of fertility seem more attractive to men, finds an intriguing new study. Men were particularly drawn to fertile women, who rated ovulating women as more alluring and...
View ArticleWhy marriage is better than being single for women!
Women who are married suffer less partner abuse, substance abuse or post-partum depression when pregnant than those who are cohabitating or single, a new study has found.Tags:...
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Mammography effective breast cancer screening strategy, finds study
Also, according to the study that was published in JAMA Internal Medicine, women who were between 50 to 74 years and underwent biennial screening mammography had similar risk of advanced-stage disease...
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Excess of calcium may lead to heart diseases: Study
The study published in the Journal of American Medical Association has established that too much of calcium is linked with a higher risk of heart ailments, especially in women.Articles: Research &...
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Tamoxifen, raloxifene, arzoxifene & lasofoxifene drugs to prevent breast...
While Tamoxifen is a drug used for treating post surgery breast cancer, the other three drugs are osteoporosis drugs that help in strengthening brittle bones. Currently, Tamoxifen is not a recommended...
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Eating 3 peaches a day may slow breast cancer growth
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women worldwide. Scientists have long been looking for prevention and treatments of breast cancer. Now, US researchers have found a simple solution. They...
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