An Australian study has revealed that playing online games may boost teenagers’ school results while spending time on social networks such as Facebook could do the opposite.
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28th Aug 2026 | Updated at 10:24pm 28th Aug 2026
Reconnecting with yoga's roots in a modern world
- 05 Aug 2026
As yoga continues to enjoy unprecedented global popularity, its transformation into a multi-billion-dollar wellness industry has sparked an important debate.
The overlooked impact of hearing loss
- 23 Apr 2026
Hearing loss is often dismissed as a natural part of ageing, something to be lived with rather than addressed.
HIDDEN SALT, HIDDEN RISK
- 25 Feb 2026
A study of half a million British women has found that those women who underwent operations to remove appendix or tonsils are more likely to have baby
A new study has found that walking briskly on a regular basis may be more effective than vigorously jogging for people with pre-diabetes.
A study says that exercise therapy is as effective as surgery for middle aged patients with a common type of knee injury known as meniscal tear
- 08 Aug 2016
A study in the US suggests anti-inflammatory drugs like ibuprofen could help older women get pregnant.
A new research has revealed that seniors who inspire their subordinates to perform over and above their call of duty may actually harm their employees' health over time
Spending hours in front of the TV can be fatal according to scientists. Researchers have found binge viewing raises the risk of dying from a blood clot in the lungs.
Many people who suffer from heart disease did not show enough seriousness to deal with it in the initial stage and pay a heavy price in the end
Buttermilk, which is a nutritious drink with a lot of vitamins and minerals, is helpful in cooling off our body.
Research has shown high fat, high sugar diets create a vicious circle which encourages people to snack even more.
