Articles By Suneeta Sunny
Pesticide Use In Farms Poses Cancer Risk Similar To Smoking: Study
The researchers caution that the effect of agricultural pesticide usage is comparable in magnitude to the effect of smoking. Obesity Raises Hospitalizations From Dengue In Children: Study
Researchers have uncovered a significant link between obesity in children and increased likelihood of hospitalization due to dengue in a large-scale study. There's No Safe Level: Study Says Moderate Drinking Does Not Improve Longevity
The long-held notion that moderate alcohol consumption boosts longevity may be misleading, as researchers have found that no amount of alcohol is truly safe for health benefits. HIV Prevention: Trial Results Show Twice-Yearly Shots Offer 100% Protection
Recent results from a phase 3 trial reveal that a twice-yearly injection of the drug to treat AIDS offers 100% efficacy in preventing new infections. Excess Fat In These Areas Raises Risk Of Alzheimer's And Parkinson's, Study Warns
The researchers have identified that body composition affects the risk of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. Having High Systolic Blood Pressure Over Time Raises Stroke Risk, Says Study
Based on their findings, the researchers recommend that stroke prevention programs should address modifiable risk factors such as systolic blood pressure. Floating Duck Syndrome: Study Explains How Underestimating Efforts Fuels Burnout
The researchers believe that their findings offer a new explanation for why overcommitment and burnout occur in universities, workplaces, and homes. Beyond Childhood: Expert Unmasks Hidden Struggles Of Adult ADHD
In adults, ADHD may go unrecognized and undiagnosed, with symptoms masked or mistaken for other issues. New Treatment For Male Pattern Baldness? Study Identifies Body Sugar That Holds Key
The researchers noted that a naturally occurring sugar in the human body, known as 2-deoxy-D-ribose (2dDR), could stimulate hair growth. Indian Teen Dies From Nipah Virus: Know About Deadly Infection With No Vaccine, Cure
With no available vaccine or cure, the World Health Organization has classified Nipah as a priority pathogen due to its high potential to cause an epidemic. Eat More Fruits In Middle Age To Ward Off Depressive Symptoms Later, Says Study
The study revealed that individuals who consumed higher quantities of fruits earlier in life had a reduced risk of experiencing depressive symptoms as they aged. Study Identifies Fiber In Common Cereals That Aids Weight Loss
Researchers have identified the type of fiber commonly found in oats and barley that shows significant potential for weight loss.