Reading books to children may give their brain a boost, says study
Lifestyle | June 02, 2017 10:12 ISTA recent study has stated that parents reading books to kids and engaging in the process may give cognitive boost to children’s brain.
A recent study has stated that parents reading books to kids and engaging in the process may give cognitive boost to children’s brain.
A recent research has stated that youngsters with Type 2 diabetes may have higher chances of developing an eye disease.
A recent research has stated that consuming up to five cups of coffee in a day may decrease the chances of developing the most common form of primary liver cancer.
A recent research has stated that people with metabolic syndrome, who sleep less than six hours have double death risk.
A recent research has stated that human brain of an illiterate person transforms itself, when he or she learns to read and write in adulthood.
A recent research has stated that there is lesser risk of developing an artery disease that affects blood flow to the legs, in people who consume more amount of fruit and vegetables per day.
A recent research has stated that teenage girls taking diet pills to shed weight may have increased risk of harming hormones as well as mental health.
A new research has stated that brains of the journalists consuming too much alcohol may operate at a lower level than the average population.
A recent study has stated that regular exercise may help to reduce risk of Alzheimer's disease.
A recent research has stated that respiratory infections like pneumonia, influenza and bronchitis may increase the chances of suffering a heart attack by 17 times.
A recent study has stated that soda or other diet soft drinks may make you gain weight and stop you from shedding some extra kilos. These drinks lead to overeating which causes weight gain.
A recent study has shown that unemployment can increase 50 per cent death risk in patients with heart failure. Not only this, being jobless is also linked to risk of depression and mental health problems.
A recent study has stated that people with O blood group have lower risk of suffering a heart attack than those a non-O blood group -- A, B, AB.
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A new study has stated that preschool-aged children, who have regular bedtimes, mealtimes and limited screen time might have lesser chances of suffering from obesity later.
A recent study has shown that people residing in colder and less sunny regions have higher rates of alcoholic cirrhosis.
A new research has suggested that people having good understanding of finance may accumulate more income during their lifetime and thus they are less likely to be worried about life in their old age.
A recent study has stated that people who are addicted to gambling may develop poor ability to adapt to high-risk situations in real life. The findings showed that gambling addicts have higher level of mood and anxiety disorders.
Drinking iced tea may increase risk of cholera in endemic countries because Vibrio cholerae, the bacteria which spreads the disease, might be present in ice as well, suggests new research from Vietnam.
A study has stated that people who have more life skills like emotional stability, determination, control, optimism and conscientiousness are likely to have health benefits and positive social outcomes in their old age.
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