Health

Vitamin D And Fish Oil Supplements Do Not Lower Rates Of Cancer: Study

The latest research published in the New England Journal of Medicine presented at this year’s American Heart Association Scientific Sessions states that Vitamin D and fish oil supplements do not play any significant part in preventing cancer or heart diseases. The study VITAL — a Vitamin D and Omega-3 Trial has been one of the most anticipated research in recent times.

By News Desk Nov 15, 2018

Families Are The First Line Of Defense In The Battle To Prevent And Manage Diabetes

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Nov 13, 2018

Women Who Smoke Or Have Diabetes More At Risk Of Heart Attack

Women who smoke, have high blood sugar or type 1 and type 2 diabetes are more likely to suffer from heart attack. More often than not, women are not aware of the risks of heart disease and subsequently they might be on the receiving end of insufficient care.

By News Desk Nov 13, 2018

World Pneumonia Day: Signs And Symptoms Of Pneumonia

Pneumonia is an infection that inflames the air sacs in one or both lungs. The air sacs may fill with fluid or pus (purulent material), causing cough with phlegm or pus, fever, chills, and difficulty breathing.

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Nov 12, 2018

Call To Prevent Misuse of Antibiotic

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Nov 12, 2018

Late Afternoon Is Prime Time For Calorie-Burning, Reveals Study

Suggesting the important role of the circadian clock in the way our body's metabolism functions, the researchers pointed out that people with irregular eating or sleeping habits are more likely to put on weight.

By News Desk Nov 12, 2018

DR Congo Ebola Outbreak: Death Toll Passes 200

By News Desk Nov 11, 2018

Less Than Six Hours Of Sleep In The Night May Lead To Dehydration: Study

For the purpose of the study, the relationship between sleep duration and urinary hydration biomarkers among adults in a cross-cultural context were assessed and compared to reach a conclusion.

By News Desk Nov 11, 2018

New Technology Can Reduce Heart Attack Risk In Country Like Nepal: Dr Rajneesh Kapoor

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Nov 04, 2018

Ahead Of World Diabetes Day, Here’s A Look At The Five Warning Signs Of The Silent Killer

By News Desk Nov 04, 2018

A Year Gap Required Between Pregnancies: Study

A year or 18 months is being considered as the ideal time gap between giving birth and becoming pregnant again.

By News Desk Nov 02, 2018

DPM Yadav Hailed WHO’s Role In Raising Air Pollution

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Nov 02, 2018

Six Children Dead In Virus Outbreak At US Health Centre

By News Desk Oct 24, 2018

Nepal’s Domestic Industries Produces Paint With High Lead

Research conducted recently indicates that legislation alone is not enough to keep children safe.

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Oct 24, 2018

New Study Links Vitamin D Deficiency With Breast Cancer

In the latest study published in Menopause, the journal of the North American Menopause Society (NAMS) it has been revealed that obesity and vitamin D deficiency may indicate a greater risk of breast cancer.

By News Desk Oct 16, 2018

WHO To Meet On Congo’s Ebola Outbreak As Death Toll Soars

Ebola spreads through contact with the bodily fluids of its victims. The health ministry said 73 patients had received new experimental treatments. Of them, just over half recovered, 20 were still in hospital and the rest died.

By Reuters Oct 16, 2018

Suicide Kills More People Than War Every Year: Survey

According to the annual survey of Our World in Data, the number of deaths through suicide is more than double the number of deaths through terrorism, war, conflict, and executions throughout the world.

By News Desk Oct 05, 2018

Limiting Screen Time Can Lead To Better Cognition In Children, Says Study

The study, that examined 45,000 children, could find a link between better cognition and limiting screen time in children but has not been able to identify the cause. In order to arrive at the result, a set of questionnaires were used to gauge the child's sleep, physical activity, the estimated time they spend before the screen.

By News Desk Oct 02, 2018

From Fighting Allergies To Improving Heart Health: 10 Reasons To Include Honey In Your Diet

Packed with a number of nutrients, honey helps to keep to a check on your rising cholesterol levels as well as play an important role in building your gut and heart health.

By News Desk Sep 25, 2018

From Weight Loss To Fighting Cold: Here’s Why You Should Add Green Chillies To Your Diet

Apart from improving your immunity and general fitness, the chemical compounds present in them not only control diabetes but also regulate bleeding when injured.

By News Desk Sep 22, 2018

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