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Laser therapy can worsen skin cancer London, Nov 20 : Pain relieving, anti-inflammatory 'cold laser' causes increased skin tumour growth, says a new study.

Direct link between insulin, core body temperature discovered Washington, Nov 20 : Scientists have discovered a direct link between insulin—a hormone long linked to metabolism and metabolic disorders such as diabetes—and core body temperature.

Shifting blame to others is socially contagious Washington, Nov 20 : A new study has shown that the habit of blaming someone in an organisation, even if he or she is innocent, greatly increases the odds that the practice of blaming others will spread with the tenacity of the H1N1 flu.

Sleep 'boosts memory' Washington, Nov 20 : For anyone trying to remember a new skill, sleeping on it may be a good advice, says a new study.

Enzyme that causes breast tumours identified London, Nov 20 : Scientists from Institute for Cancer Research have discovered an enzyme that plays a critical role in turning breast tissue into tumours.

Surgery doesn't lead to memory problems in older patients Washington, Nov 20 : Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have said that surgery does not lead to memory loss and other cognitive problems in older adults.

Vicks nasal sprays recalled over bacteria fears London, November 20 : Vicks nasal sprays have been recalled from markets in the United States, Germany and the United Kingdom, after it was learnt that they contained a dangerous bacteria.

H1N1 riskier than regular flu for asthmatic kids: Study Washington, Nov 20 : Asthma is a significant risk factor for severe disease in children who get H1N1 virus compared with the seasonal flu, says a new study led by researchers from The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) in Toronto, Ontario.

Laser therapy worsens skin cancer: Study Washington, Nov 20 : High irradiances of low-level laser therapy (LLLT) can worsen skin cancer, and thus should not be used over melanomas, say researchers.

Sleep apnea ups heart disease risk in kidney transplant patients Washington, Nov 20 : Kidney transplant patients with sleep apnea are at an increased risk of high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke, according to a new study.

Movie popcorn + soda = calorie bomb London, Nov 20 : If you think having a medium popcorn and soft drink while watching a movie won't add much to your weight, then it's time to get a reality check, suggests a new study.

Common plastic chemical 'contributes to ADHD in kids' Washington, Nov 20 : A plastic chemical found in consumer products, such as toys, cleaning materials, plastics, and personal care items appears to contribute to attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in kids, say researchers.

Maternal depression may aggravate childhood asthma Washington, Nov 20 : Children with depressed mothers are likely to frequently suffer asthma symptoms, reveals a new study.

Bone implant raises hopes for kids with skull deformities Washington, Nov 20 : In a breakthrough study, scientists have found that a synthetic bone matrix could offer hope for babies born with craniosynostosis-a condition that causes the plates in the skull to fuse too soon.

Maternal depression can worsen asthma in kids Washington, Nov 20 : Maternal depression can worsen asthma symptoms in children, says a new study.

Human skin grown from stem cells can help burns victims London, Nov 20 : A new method of using human embryonic stem cells to create new skin could help serious burns victims, according to French researchers.

Braking too hard could cause lung damage London, Nov 20 : Slamming on car brakes could cause lung damage to motorists and pedestrians, says a new study.

New therapy offers hope for mental disorder patients Washington, Nov 20 : Patients coping with mental disorders can now look forward to major changes in their lives through an innovative treatment called Schema Therapy (ST).

Balanced diet and sunscreen, not water, can give beautiful skin London, Nov 20 : A new study has poured cold water on the theory that drinking lots of water gives you a glowing complexion.

Ciggies 'widely contaminated' with pathogenic bacteria Washington, November 20 : An international study has found cigarettes are 'widely contaminated' with bacteria, including some which can cause diseases.

Co-ed dorms fuel unhealthy behaviour, sex, drinking Washington, Nov 19 : A new study has revealed that coed dorms, which are more fun than same-sex dorm, can fuel unhealthy behaviour, sex and binge drinking.

The thought process of female breadwinners Washington, Nov 19 : A new study has given a snapshot of female breadwinners' thoughts, feelings and experiences.

Complete recovery now possible for patients with 'untreatable' mental illness Washington, Nov 19 : An innovative therapy has offered new hope to patients with Borderline Personality Disorder.

Mums-to-be with multiple sclerosis less likely to suffer complications Washington, Nov 19 : A new study has revealed that pregnant women with multiple sclerosis are at a modest risk of suffering complications or having caesarean deliveries.

Outdoor second-hand smoke a new health hazard Washington, Nov 19 : While bans on indoor smoking have forced smokers at bars and restaurants onto outdoor patios, researchers have now raised concerns over the increasing exposure to second-hand airborne smoke.

Brain's immune system gets activated in schizophrenia Washington, Nov 19 : Scientists have found that patients with recent-onset schizophrenia have higher levels of inflammatory substances in their brains.

Obesity epidemic negating efforts to cut heart disease risks Washington, Nov 19 : A swelling tide of obesity over the past two decades has set back efforts to cut down the risks of heart disease.

Mouse study points to Down syndrome treatment Washington, Nov 19 : A new American study suggests a fresh new approach of slowing down cognitive dysfunction that takes place in Down syndrome.

'Fly paper' to capture circulating cancer cells created Washington, Nov 19 : Scientists from University of California, Los Angeles have developed a novel device that grabs cancer cells circulating in the blood, and help improve diagnosis, prognosis and treatment monitoring.

Erectile dysfunction drug 'improves heart function in kids' Washington, Nov 19 : A drug used to treat erectile dysfunction has been found to improve heart function in children and young adults, say researchers.

Molecular trigger that helps prevent aging and disease found Washington, Nov 19 : Researchers at Mount Sinai School of Medicine have identified a molecular trigger that may explain how dietary restriction and high-caloric diet produce protective effects against aging and disease.

Why hepatitis B hits men harder than women Washington, Nov 19 : A new discovery may help explain the long-standing mystery of why the hepatitis B virus (HBV) sexually discriminates – hitting men harder than women.

Women's saliva proteins change with advancing age Washington, Nov 19 : A new study has revealed that protein content of women's saliva changes with advancing age.

Heavy drinking 'cuts men's heart disease risk' London, Nov 19 : Here's a shocker: Supping large amounts of booze is good for the heart – but only when it comes to men.

Common pain relief drugs promote cancer growth Washington, Nov 19 : A new study has revealed that common pain relief medication such as morphine can actually encourage the growth and spread of cancer cells.

Hepatitis B targets men more viciously than women Washington, Nov 19 : The Hepatitis B virus (HBV) targets men more readily than women, triggering serious complications like cirrhosis and liver cancer, says a new study.

Birth control vaginal ring launched in India New Delhi, Nov 18: Making the contraceptive procedure simpler for women, a US based pharmaceutical company Wednesday launched a birth control vaginal ring that it claims has no side effects.

New treatment for hemophilia launched in India New Delhi, Nov 18 : A new genetically engineered treatment for hemophilia, a dreaded disease where blood doesn't clot, was launched here Wednesday by a private pharmaceutical company.

NuvaRing, world's first vaginal birth control ring, launched in India New Delhi, Nov. 18 : The world's first vaginal birth control ring, NuvaRing, was launched in India on Wednesday.

Coaches can motivate young athletes to achieve success in a healthy way Washington, Nov 18 : A new American study suggests that coaches can motivate young athletes to achieve their goals in a healthy way rather than achieving success at all costs.

Soon, an injectable vaccine to help kick the butt London, Nov 18 : Good news for smokers struggling to quit: an injectable vaccine has been developed that may help them kick the habit.

Smoking, kids, age, cash determine fate of romance: Study Melbourne, November 18 : Forget romance. Australian researchers have pointed out that smoking, kids, age and cash were among key indicators of whether a marriage or partnership will survive.

Tiny insect brains can perform remarkable feats of mental gymnastics Washington, November 18 : A growing number of studies indicate that although insects have tiny brains, they can perform some seriously impressive feats of mental gymnastics.

Some obese people may have misperception of body size Washington, Nov 18 : A new research has shown that some obese people misperceive that their body size is normal and think they don't need to lose weight.

New discovery may lead to improved asthma drugs Washington, Nov 18 : An international team of researchers have made a novel discovery that might open avenues for developing new treatments for chronic inflammatory diseases like psoriasis and asthma.

Now, dissolving dressing for wounds to speed up healing Washington, Nov 18 : A revolutionary new wound dressing, developed at Tel Aviv University, can not only speed up the healing process of antibiotics but can dissolve when its job is done.

Depression 'is as deadly as smoking' Washington, Nov 18 : Depression is as much of a risk factor for mortality as smoking, according to a new study.

How do consumers choose among alternative medicines Washington, Nov 18 : Alternative health remedies have gained immense popularity in the health care marketplace. Now, a new study sheds light on how people choose among the various available remedies.

Genetic defect linked to vitamin A deficiency in women London, Nov 18 : Almost half of the British women might be lacking an important source of vitamin A due to previously undetected genetic defect.

Your own stem cells can treat cardiac disease Washington, Nov 18 : Transplanting a potent form of adult stem cells into the heart muscle of subjects with severe angina lessens pain and improves walking ability.

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