Can caffeine levels in blood catch Parkinson's disease early?
Health | January 04, 2018 17:42 ISTThe way your body metabolises your cup of coffee each morning may determine your chances of developing Parkinson's disease.
The way your body metabolises your cup of coffee each morning may determine your chances of developing Parkinson's disease.
However, while the study noted that there was exploitation, abuse and emotional harm, it also looked at the creativity and imagination involved in making identity manipulation work.
The long-standing mystery about the origin of cosmic rays, the high-energy participles that zoom throughout the space, finally seems to have found a solution
"If such a maximum exists, it has yet to be reached or identified,"
Excessive smartphone use may lead to personal, social and workplace problems, according to a new study which found that women are especially susceptible to addiction.
Drinking a cup of tea everyday can help fend off dementia, a new study has claimed. The study involving 957 Chinese seniors aged 55 years or older found that regular consumption of tea lowers the
Over a million Indians are dying every year due to air pollution, ccording to medical journal The Lancet.
Earth's water may have originally been formed by chemical reactions deep within our planet's mantle, according to new research. The new theory offers an alternative explanation as to how the life-giving liquid may have originated
The chances of having a heart attack is less for people with higher education, a recent study has concluded.
The air quality in the holy city and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Lok Sabha constituency Varanasi is “the most toxic in the country”, says a new report. The city, which the government intends to develop
A common bacterium found in improperly cooked chicken can cause Guillain-Barre Syndrome - the leading cause of acute neuromuscular paralysis in humans, researchers have found for the first time.
A new research has found that alcohol intake, especially white wine, may increase risk of invasive melanoma, a serious type of skin cancer.
According to a research, British teenagers intake sugary drinks that is identical to nearly a bathtub on an average in a year. It further informed that children between 11 and 18 year old ingest three
The number of smartphone users is increasing everyday and people spending excess time on their mobiles may have a poor sleep quality and less overall sleep, a new study has warned. Poor sleep is associated
A new study has claimed that older single women may be more sexually active than thought, even beyond the seventh decade of their life.
Scientists have claimed that the venom derived from the long-glanded blue coral snake - one of Southeast Asia's rarest and deadliest snakes - may be used to make painkillers that manage pain without the side effect of addiction.
Indians are consuming more than double the recommended amount of salt by WHO in their diets, putting themselves at increased risk of cardiovascular diseases and early deaths, a study claimed today.
The fossilised leaves recovered from a crater lake in New Zealand have indicated just how Antarctic ice melted 23 million years ago, a scientist revealed on Thursday. The leaf fossils found at Foulden Maar,
A new study has claimed that astronauts travelling to Mars might be at risk of long-term brain damage and even dementia due to galactic cosmic ray exposure
Gene therapy might one day offer a way to prevent and treat Alzheimer's disease, new study suggests. Scientists from Imperial College London in the UK have said that injecting a specific gene directly into the
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