Soon, sensor beds that check heart health
Electronics giant Philips is all set to create a sensor bed that keeps a close watch on the health of heart failure patients, a project being funded by the European Union. ANI
Scientists find new evidence linking kava to liver damage
A study by scientists at the University of Sydney has confirmed that kava-a herbal supplement chiefly used to treat conditions such as anxiety, insomnia, tension and restlessness-may adversely affect the normal functioning of the liver. ANI
Obese children more likely to suffer breathing-related problems during surgery
Obese children have a higher likelihood of having problems with airway obstruction and other breathing-related functions during surgery than their normal-weight counterparts, suggests a study from the University of Michigan Health System. ANI
Device that measures metabolic stress may give early warning for eye disease
University of Michigan researchers say that they have successfully tested a novel metabolic imaging instrument for its effectiveness in detecting eye disease at a very early stage. ANI
High calcium intake may be of no help in fracture prevention
For years, calcium intake has been known as the most beneficial solution for preventing osteoporosis and related bone fractures. But now, a new research has suggested that the minerals high intake might not be good for the body. ANI