News Desk: Brushing your teeth may be a part of your daily routine to lead a healthy life, but people who do not brush their teeth every day, not only invites gum and oral problems but also causes heart attacks and strokes, claims a new study.
News Desk: Feeling inferior when it comes to sex life being fat? Women will be surprised to know that fat men last longer in bed. A new scientific study has found that fat men could be best during sex.
News Desk: Breaking News! After providing the emergency services successfully in many states across India, the GVK Emergency Management and Research Institute (EMRI) is eyeing on Maharashtra to launch its emergency ambulance services with all medical facilities.Â
Water in Fruits and Veg Better than A Glass of Water
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Monday, 06 September 2010 10:49
News Desk: Drinking water is inevitable for life and a simple answer to hydration that keeps cells and tissues active. But the water in fruit and vegetables is better than a glass of water, claims a Hollywood dermatologist.
News Desk: Breaking News! Two people became the latest victims of Swine Flu in Delhi, taking the death toll to 33 this year. 20 out of them hailed from Delhi, while 13 were from outside the city.
News Desk: Breaking News! The rising dengue cases in Delhi have become a major spoiling factor in the forthcoming Commonwealth Games 2010. The number of dengue cases has gone up to 1,226 in the national capital.
Swine Flu Death Toll in Madhya Pradesh rises to 30
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Saturday, 04 September 2010 13:06
News Desk: Breaking News! Two more people died of Swine Flu in Madhya Pradesh, taking the death toll to 30 in the state. The numbers of positive cases now stand at 114.
News Desk: Myth says older women face difficulties to be pregnant, but scientists are closer finding the facts, justifying the myth that why women are more likely to produce abnormal eggs.
News Desk: Breaking News! According to latest reports, Malaria claimed 47 lives in Mumbai in August 2010. The latest death occurred in Antop Hill on August 28.
News Desk: Breaking News! There is growing concerns among the players and officials who are coming to Delhi to take part in the Commonwealth Games 2010, as the dengue cases in the national capital crossed 1,000.