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Working long hours exposes women to increased risk of diabetes
[ad_1] (Picture: Getty) We already know that working more than 39 hours a week is bad for everyone. In fact, women who work more than 45 hours a week are 63% more …
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[ad_1] According to a study published in JAMA, a new method of screening for the risk of cervical cancer could replace the dreaded and uncomfortable cervical smear. Screening for cancer-related human papillomavirus …
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[ad_1] Another piece of the puzzle of the Nipah virus outbreak in Kerala has fallen into place, with the National Institute of Virology Pune (NIV) confirming that the virus was found in …
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[ad_1] Maxamillian Neubauer, a new Wisconsin dad, shared a post with photos of himself feeding his newborn daughter with a makeshift nursing system, The Bump reported. In the post, Neubauer explains that …
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[ad_1] By Dr. Ananya Mandal, MD July 4, 2018 According to a new study, brain intervention could stop a perverse desire to be physically or badually violent in some individuals. Neurons or …
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[ad_1] Men who plan to start a family will soon take note of it. If we believe the findings of a recent study, a diet rich in walnuts could improve the quality, …
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[ad_1] PARIS, France (AFP) – Nut consumption has "significantly" increased the number and health of spermatozoa in young men in a scientific trial, researchers said yesterday . quality, "they stress, but point …
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[ad_1] Good news for coffee lovers: a study of half a million people showed that coffee drinkers had a slightly lower mortality rate. Getty Images pose a cancer risk, after all, a …
Read More »Nuts can improve sperm quality
[ad_1] By Dr. Ananya Mandal, MD July 4, 2018 A new study has shown that the inclusion of nuts in the daily diet could significantly improve the quality as well as the …
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