A leading expert in reproductive science, Dr Michael Carroll from Manchester Metropolitan University, claimed that up to twelve percent of women could be allergic to semen, even some so severely that exposure could cause anaphylactic shock. Women aged twenty [...] Continue Reading…
Stress can cause a permanent damage to man’s sperm and even change how their offspring’s brains development, found a new study by the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. This is the first study of its kind that has [...] Continue Reading…
Low levels of vitamin D in the body could raise your blood pressure, proved the world’s largest genetic study. The study found a strong association between changes in blood pressure and individual’s intake of vitamin D. It is vital [...] Continue Reading…
Every year millions of people of all ages experience a serious problem with their vision due to swelling from retinal vein occlusion (RVO), which is one of the most common causes of sight loss. It occurs when a blood [...] Continue Reading…
The ancient yoga practice was found to be more effective at boosting brain power than vigorous exercise, found researchers from Wayne State University in Detroit. Researchers discovered that a single session of Hatha yoga significantly improved individual’s speed and [...] Continue Reading…
Breast milk boosts brain development in babies and babies who exclusively fed breast milk at least three months shown thirty percent extra growth in the key regions of the brain which control language, emotion and understanding, found a study [...] Continue Reading…
Ill-fitting bras can trigger a wide range of conditions from indigestion to tendonitis, because the underwear affects posture and the positioning of internal organs, warned health experts. An ill-fitting bra can trigger ostensibly unrelated health problems including skin rashes, [...] Continue Reading…
Sitting next to the office window can help double your alertness and make you happier, in comparison to those stuck in the middle of a room under artificial lights, reveals a new study by neuroscientists from Oxford University. Exposure [...] Continue Reading…
Drugs such as donepezil (Aricept), rivastigmine and galantamine used to treat early stages Alzheimer’s disease may help reduce risk of heart attacks and death, claim researchers from Umeå University in Umeå, Sweden. People who took the highest doses of [...] Continue Reading…
Pregnant women are warned over risk to unborn baby from exposure to household chemicals caused by painting the nursery and buying new furniture. The new study by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists warns pregnant women to avoid [...] Continue Reading…
A mind-reading computer that could communicate with coma patients has been developed by Canadian researchers. With the help of neuroimaging, researchers from University of Western Ontario, read individual’s thoughts through brain activity when patients convey yes or no answers. [...] Continue Reading…
Daily sunscreen may help protect against skin aging or photoaging, says a new study by Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville. Photoaging occurs after long-term exposure to ultraviolet radiation, which infiltrate the skin and can cause collagen to break [...] Continue Reading…
New research found that just twelve minutes of exercise a week is enough to make couch potatoes fit. Four minutes of vigorous activity three times a week improves fitness in otherwise inactive men. It is already recognized that regular [...] Continue Reading…
Using cancer drug tamoxifen for ten rather than five years halves the risk of breast cancer returning and sufferers less likely to die from the most common kind of breast cancer. About seventy percent of breast cancers are estrogen-receptor [...] Continue Reading…
Use of common painkiller such as ibuprofen and diclofenac may significantly raise the risk of cardiovascular complications if taken in high doses for a long time, suggest researchers from the University of Oxford. Use of these two painkillers poses [...] Continue Reading…