Mothers often mistake babys illness for food allergy
A new study has highlighted that the tendency of mothers to mistake their childrens illnesses for a food allergy. ANI
Accelerated head growth can predict autism before other behavioural symptoms
A new research at University of Washingtons Autism Center, has cited that accelerated growth in children may be the first evidence preceding the onset of many behaviours that enable physicians to diagnose Autism. ANI
Researcher working towards explaining how enzymes break down cellulose
An American researcher is trying to shed light on the complicated structure of enzymes, by studying how the protein-based molecules break down cellulose. ANI
Exciting football games could trigger heart attacks
Watching dramatic and exciting games of football could trigger a stress-induced event, especially heart attacks, according to a new study. ANI
Religious women less likely to get abortions than secular women
Religious women are less likely to get abortions than their secular counterparts, according to a new study. ANI
Urinary dysfunction troubles men most after prostate removal
While most men who have their prostate removed to cure prostate cancer cite sexual dysfunction as the most common side effect after surgery, a University of Florida researcher has now discovered that urinary dysfunction troubles such patients most. ANI
Intensive insulin therapy cuts kidney injury risk for critically ill patients
A new study has revealed that intensive insulin therapy (IIT), which keeps blood sugar at normal levels, also reduces the risk of acute kidney injury for critically ill patients. ANI
Neuron birth process modulates learning, memory
An animal study by researchers at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies has revealed that a process by which neural stem cells remain in proliferative state, known as neurogenesis, modulates learning and memory. ANI
Double-dipping your snacks could be a major health hazard
Think twice before double-dipping your snacks the next time, for a new study has found that the popular party practice is actually a major health hazard. ANI
Study establishes link between allergic diseases and irritable bowel syndrome
Rush University Medical Center scientists say that adults with allergy symptoms are more likely to show a high incidence of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), which suggests a link between atopic disorders and IBS. ANI