Sakthi  News -2010

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October  2010

• 8 ways to enhance fertility naturally

  Popular Supplements to Combat Joint Pain Do Not Work, Study Finds

  Healthy Diet Rocks When It Comes to Fighting Kidney Stones

  Diet and Exercise Intervention for Patients at Risk for Heart Disease Improves Quality of Life

  Imbalanced Diet and Inadequate Exercise May Underlie Asthma in Children

  Placebo Effect Significantly Improves Women's Sexual Satisfaction, Study Shows

  Children Who Eat Vended Snack Foods Face Chronic Health Problems, Poor Diet, Study Finds
• 'Charitable' Behavior Found in Bacteria
• Mindfulness Meditation Increases Well-Being in Adolescent Boys, Study Finds
• High-Fat Diet During Puberty Linked to Breast Cancer Risk Later in Life

August   2010

• Grapefruit's Bitter Taste Holds a Sweet Promise for Diabetes Therapy
• Banana Plantain Fibers Could Treat Crohn's Disease, Research Suggests
• Popular Diabetes Drugs Associated With Fractures in Type 2 Diabetic Patients, Study Finds
• Mind Over Matter? The Psychology of Healing
• Calcium Supplements Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Attack, Study Finds

July   2010

• Prolonge cell phone use cause titinus.
• Widely Used Chemicals Linked to ADHD in Children
• Increased Waistline and High Triglyceride Levels Indicate Risk of Coronary Heart Disease, Study Finds
• Diabetes Risk: Waist Circumference Gives Better Prediction Than BMI
• d Mobile Phone Use May Be Linked to Tinnitus

June   2010

• Women With Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Have Higher BPA Blood Levels, Study Finds
• Babies' First Bacteria Depend on Birthing Method, Says New Study
• Aerobic Exercise Safe and Effective for Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients, Experts Say
• High Levels of Fructose, Trans Fats Lead to Significant Liver Disease, Says Study
• Women Who Consume Large Amounts of Tea Have Increased Risk of Rheumatoid Arthritis, Study Finds
• Poor Health? Easier for Some to Blame Bad Genes Than Change Lifestyle
• Early Consumption of Soda Indicator of Unhealthy Diet, Study Finds
• Side Effects Explained: Why Common Drugs Can Lead to Broken Bones
• Monitoring Cholesterol Increases Life Expectancy, 25-Year Study Finds
• Burger Diet Boosts Kids' Asthma and Wheeze Risk, Study Finds
• A Sense of Humor Helps Keep You Healthy Until Retirement Age
• Green Tea Extract Appears to Keep Cancer in Check in Majority of CLL Patients
• New Evidence That Chili Pepper Ingredient Fights Fat
• Too Much Weight in Pregnancy May Lead to Future Heart Risks, Study Finds
• Meditation Reduces the Emotional Impact of Pain, Study Finds
• Peaches, Plums Induce Deliciously Promising Death of Breast Cancer Cells
• Brief Exercise Reduces Impact of Stress on Cell Aging, Study Shows

May   2010

• Can Bacteria Make You Smarter?

• More 'Good' Cholesterol Is Not Always Good for Your Health

• Sept. 11 Attacks Linked to Increased Male Baby Miscarriages, Even in Women With No Direct Connection to Events

• Family Child Care Providers' Behavior Found to Affect Children's Stress

• Do We Clamp the Umbilical Cord Too Soon? Early Clamping May Interrupt Humankind's First 'Natural Stem Cell Transplant'

• Drinking Fewer Sugar-Sweetened Beverages May Lower Blood Pressure

• Exercise May Keep Cancer Patients Healthier During, After Treatment

• Study Demonstrates Art Therapy's Effectiveness in Pediatric Asthma
• Parent Involvement Continues to Be Important in Elementary Years
• Why Is Breast Milk Best? It's All in the Genes
• Low Umbilical Cord pH at Birth Linked to Death and Brain Damage
• Whole Grain, Bran Intake Associated With Lower Risk of Death in Diabetic Women
• Flaxseed-Fed Chickens Shed Light on Ovarian Cancer
• Eating Nuts Associated With Improvements in Cholesterol Levels
• Grapes Reduce Risk Factors for Heart Disease and Diabetes, Animal Study Shows
• Intestinal Immune Response
• Drinking Alcohol During Pregnancy Could Lead to Acute Myeloid Leukemia in Children
• Vitamin A Supplementation Does Not Reduce Maternal Mortality, Study Shows
• One Sleepless Night Can Induce Insulin Resistance in Healthy People
• Rye and Barley Products Facilitate Blood Glucose and Appetite Regulation
• Magnetic Stimulation Scores Modest Success as Antidepressant
• Hormonal Contraceptives Associated With Higher Risk of Female Sexual Dysfunction, Study Finds
• Purple Periwinkles Battle Inflammatory Diseases, Study Suggests
• Rural to Urban Migration Associated With Increased Obesity and Diabetes Risk in India
• Hand-Clapping Songs Improve Motor and Cognitive Skills, Research Shows
• Vitamin D Deficiency in Pregnant Arab Women Requires Urgent Attention, Says Doctor
• The Effect of Dietary Supplements, Acids and Animal Protein on Gastrointestinal Disorders
• Those Who Exercise When Young Have Stronger Bones When They Grow Old
• Children Living With Relatives of Parents Struggle With Physical, Mental Health Issues, Study Suggests
• Gut Bacteria Offer New Insights -- And Hope -- For People With Celiac Disease
• In the Green of Health: Just 5 Minutes of 'Green Exercise' Optimal for Good Mental Health

April   2010

• Curcumin Nanoparticles 'Open Up' Resistant Cancers
• High Doses of B Vitamins Associated With Increased Decline in Kidney Function for Patients With Kidney Disease from Diabetes
• Why Cholesterol Damages Arteries: Cholesterol Crystals Lead to Life-Threatening Inflammation in Blood Vessel Walls
• Peppers May Increase Energy Expenditure in People Trying to Lose Weight
• Early Death by Junk Food? High Levels of Phosphate in Sodas and Processed Foods Accelerate the Aging Process in Mice
• Are Periodontal Disease and Prostatitis Linked?
• Brown Rice and Cardiovascular Protection
• Is Cleanliness to Blame for Increasing Allergies?
• Diet Alone Will Not Likely Lead to Significant Weight Loss, Study Suggests
• Exposure to Nitrogen Dioxide Lowers in Vitro Fertilization Success
• Fight-or-Flight Hormones Help Tumor Cells Escape to Spread
• Exercise in Pregnancy Reduces Size of Offspring, Study Suggests
• Bile Sends Mixed Signals to E. Coli

March   2010

• Pesticide Chlorpyrifos Linked to Childhood Developmental Delays
• Indian Spice May Delay Liver Damage and Cirrhosis, Study Suggests
• Trans Fats Linked to Increased Endometriosis Risk and Omega-3-Rich Food Linked to Lower Risk
• Hair Dye and Smoking Linked to Progressive Liver Disease
• Walnuts Slow Prostate Tumors in Mice, Study Finds
• High Dietary Phosphate Intake May Promote Skin Cancer Formation
• High Fructose Corn Syrup Linked to Liver Scarring, Research Suggests
• Status, not wealth, is closely linked to happiness, study finds
• Stress During Pregnancy May Increase Offspring's Risk of Asthma
• Papaya Extract Thwarts Growth of Cancer Cells in Lab Tests
• Babies Are Born to Dance, New Research Shows
• Chemical in Bananas Identified as Potent Inhibitor of HIV Infection
• Low Oxygen Levels in Body Linked to Cancer-Aiding Protein
• Brain Naturally Follows Scientific Method
• Intestinal Bacteria Drive Obesity and Metabolic Disease in Immune-Altered Mice
• Drinking Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Daily Linked to Diabetes
• Psoriasis Is More Than Skin Deep
• Dirty Air in California Causes Millions Worth of Medical Care Each Year, Study Finds
• Extremes of Sleep Related to Increased Fat Around Organs
• Insulin Used to Treat Diabetes May Be Linked to Increased Cancer Risk, Review Suggests
• Students' Physical Fitness Associated With Academic Achievement; Organized Physical Activity
• Intestinal Bacteria Drive Obesity and Metabolic Disease in Immune-Altered Mice
• An Apple a Day? Study Shows Soluble Fiber Boosts Immune System

• February  2010

• Gestational Diabetes: Blood Sugar Levels Once Considered Normal Are Not Safe for Baby, Mother
• Others May Know Us Better Than We Know Ourselves, Study Finds
• Review Highlights Health Benefits of Flexible Working Arrangements: Blood Pressure, Sleep and Mental Health Improve
• Don't Worry, Be Happy! Positive Emotions Protect Against Heart Disease
• Seeds from the Moringa Tree Can Be Used for Water Purification, Study Suggests
• Fat Behaves Differently in Patients With Polycistic Ovary Syndrome
• Later Introduction of Baby Foods Related to Lower Risk of Obesity Later in Life
• Barefoot Running: How Humans Ran Comfortably and Safely Before the Invention of Shoes
• What You Eat After Exercise Matters

January  2010

• A Mind at Rest Strengthens Memories, Researchers Find
• What You Eat After Exercise Matters
• Sweet Future: Fluctuating Blood Glucose Levels May Affect Decision Making
• Mixed-Handed Children More Likely to Have Mental Health, Language and Scholastic Problems, Study Finds
• 'Poop' Dermatitis Linked to Fashionable Toilet Seats, Harsh Chemicals
• Pomegranate Extract Stimulates Uterine Contractions
• Antioxidants Aren't Always Good for You and Can Impair Muscle Function
• Vitamin D Supplements Could Fight Crohn's Disease
• Low-Carb Diet Effective at Lowering Blood Pressure
• Arthritis: Environmental Exposure to Hairspray, Lipstick, Pollution, Can Trigger Autoimmune Diseases
• Pregnant Women Who Are Overweight Put Their Infants at Risk, Study Finds
• Yoga Reduces Cytokine Levels Known to Promote Inflammation, Study Shows
• Mango Effective in Preventing, Stopping Certain Colon, Breast Cancer Cells, Food Scientists Find
• Sedentary TV Time May Cut Life Short
• Best Time to Toilet Train Children Pinpointed Through Research
• Restaurant and Packaged Foods Can Have More Calories Than Nutrition Labeling Indicates
• Running Shoes May Cause Damage to Knees, Hips and Ankles, New Study Suggests
• Natural Compounds in Pomegranates May Prevent Growth of Hormone-Dependent Breast Cancer
• Licorice Root: Trip to the Candy Store Might Help Ward Off Rare, but Deadly Infections
• Earlier Bedtimes May Help Protect Adolescents Against Depression and Suicidal Thoughts
• Putting Limits on Vitamin E
• High Fat Diet Increases Inflammation in the Mouse Colon

   

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