Shortness of breath may be a sign of heart failure
Suffering from chronic shortness of breath? Beware, you may be at risk of a potential heart failure or COPD
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Follow these steps religiously to get rid of Acne
You can use cosmetics to cover up some facial flaws, but if you have acne on your face, you can’t completely hide it.
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Good fitness in midlife cuts risk of stroke in old age
The association between fitness and stroke risks existed even in the presence of other chronic conditions such as high blood pressure, Type 2 diabetes
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United Nations to scale up fight against AIDS
The UN General Assembly has adopted a political declaration to scale up fight against HIV and end AIDS epidemic by 2030
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Saturated fat tied to breast cancer in post-menopausal women
While unhealthy weight gain after menopause may put you at risk of breast cancer, a lot may depend on the type of fat that makes up fatty breast tissue
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Exercise can reduce chemotherapy-induced numbness
Exercise could offer a simple and inexpensive way to reduce weakness, numbness and pain in hands and feet due to chemotherapy
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Weight loss surgery may cut death rate in obese patients
Obese individuals who undergo a weight loss surgery are less likely to face death, than those do not undertake a surgery, finds a new study
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Treat your skin with natural ingredients this summer
Summer season calls for protecting the skin from tanning and ageing. Pamper your skin with turmeric powder, honey or caffeine for glowing skin.
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Exercise may become anti-cancer therapy in future
A first-ever clinical trial evaluating the effect of intense physical exercise to improve survival of men with advanced prostate cancer is now underway
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Proper food, exercise can prevent youth from hypertension
Health experts across the country cautioned youngsters to regulate their eating habits and improve fitness in order to prevent hypertension
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