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A study published in the Nutritional Journal studied if introduction of oatmeal in the diet could reduce cholesterol levels in a Chinese population.

Blood test could guide treatment for late-stage kidney cancer, say researchers.

A recent Cornell university research has found that sexual inclinations can be known by optical reflexes.

Strawberry extract added to skin cell cultures protects against ultraviolet radiation, say researchers.

Researchers have identified drug that turns 'bad' white fat cells into 'good' muscle making white cells.

Some plant-based supplements do have side effects and should be used with caution especially in athletes.

An analysis of sewage in 19 major European cities has found Antwerp to be the cocaine capital of Europe and that Nordic countries tend to lean towards methamphetamines.

A new study claims that anxiety hastens aging in older people who suffer from phobic anxiety more than it does in calm people...

A study has linked excess maternal iodine supplementation to congenital hypothyroidism in newborns.

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Researchers found that MRI scan can be used to estimate a person’s age with a maximum error of one year.

In a recent study it was found that both elephants and humans rely on the same mechanism to produce sounds.

Raisins are best option for athletes when there is a need for instant energy to boost their performance. Raisins also help to prevent health disorders due to strenuous activities in long run.

39 Palladian mansions is getting built by Chinese developers in a suburb of Beijing, estimated at a minimum of 10 million pounds to the government, is flaunted as the country's costliest estate.

Androgenic alopecia is also known as alopecia androgenetica or androgenetic alopecia. It is defined as loss of hair especially in the crown region of the head.

Body mass index (BMI) is the measurement of body fat based on body weight and height. Body mass index (BMI) in kids increases if they eat their breakfast out or if they skip breakfast, states study.

Neuromuscular warm-up strategies can reduce lower limb injuries in young female athletes and military recruits as suggested by a BMC review.