DAINIK NATION BUREAU We are collectively being faced with more external pressures in the modern world. The pace of work is increasing and we are asked to do more work in less time. If we are not careful in living an orderly life, our stress levels can skyrocket and leave us rattled with anxiety, anger, frustration, and other negative emotions. ...
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Environment pollution can be dangerous to Kidney
A new study has claimed that some environmental pollutants that spread rapidly can have harmful effects on your kidney health. Researchers from the University of Duke of America told that on-end polyflowlichyl substations (PFAS) are a large group of non-biodegradable substances used in industrial processes and consumer products and are present everywhere in the environment. He said that humans come ...
Read More »Sedentary lifestyle is hazardous than Smoking
DAINIK NATION BUREAU Exercise helps you live longer – this is something everybody knows. But a new study published recently in the journal JAMA Network Open goes a step further, stating that a sedentary lifestyle is worse for your health than smoking, drinking, and even suffering from a heart disease. Dr Wael Jaber, a cardiologist at the Cleveland Clinic and ...
Read More »Scientists now able to print ligaments and cells using 3 D printers
Scientists have developed the method of printing 3D cells to create ligaments (bone connecting tissue) and tendon (tissues connecting the bone to the muscle). It will be beneficial for patients suffering from damaged ligament and any problems of tendon or discs. Through this tissue damaged tissues can be repaired by using 3D prints of tissue. Scientists are very excited about ...
Read More »IAVI Acquires Aeras TB Vaccine Clinical Programs and Assets
The International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI) and Aeras, a nonprofit organization dedicated to developing tuberculosis (TB) vaccines, today announced the transfer to IAVI of Aeras’ TB vaccine clinical research programs and assets, consisting of certain clinical staff, clinical programs, biorepository, funding commitments, and other assets. The transaction, effective today, will enable the continuity of Aeras’ core TB vaccine clinical programs ...
Read More »35% Indians falling sick due to laziness claims WHO report
Hectic life and desk job is one of the biggest reasons for today’s illness. Net and smart phones have also reduced the outdoor activities of people’s lives. Most of the working people like to relax on weekends due to laziness ignore the workout too. According to a report from WHO, due to such lethargic attitude there is a danger of ...
Read More »Do you know-Surprise pregnancy
DAINIK NATION BUREAU Do you know that few woman could not identify herself that she is pregnant. Perhaps it would be impossible to believe but this happens. this is being known as Surprise pregnancy and it happens one out of 7250 woman. During pregnancy hormone secretion happens less which is why bleeding happens lesser than normal period. Due to this ...
Read More »Dr Dheer gives new life to Champalal
DAINIK NATION BUREAU A man was suffering from rare disease and people used to laugh on him by seeing his bulging belly like a pregnant woman. He was feeling weight on his abdomen but unable to identify the cause of exact reason. He approached several doctors and hospitals for diagnosis but failed. Although doctor prescribed him for ultrasound and CT scan ...
Read More »Lakme Fashion Week begins from today
Shikha Talsania to walk for Narendra Kumar at LFW Actor Shikha Talsania will be turning showstopper for celebrated designer Narendra Kumar at the ongoing Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2018. Kumar will be presenting the collection titled ‘Never Hyde’, in collaboration with leading plus size store aLL Primero on the last day of the fashion extravaganza. “It is a new experience ...
Read More »WHO report claims Swachh Bharat mission could save upto 3 lakh lives every year
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has predicted a healthier future for India if the country remains committed to 100 per cent coverage of safe sanitation services by October of 2019 under PM Narendra Modi’s Swacch Bharat Mission. In a report released on Friday, WHO notes that efforts to speed up safe sanitation and bring an end to open defecation have ...
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