Limiting screen time in infants may decrease risk of autism spectrum disorder, study finds
Male toddlers who watched more television at age one were more likely to be diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) […]
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Men who tend to worry have increased risk factors for heart disease, stroke: study
You can worry yourself into facing a greater risk of heart disease and stroke. Particularly if you’re a middle-aged man,
More US adults taking melatonin to fall asleep, study says
More Americans are using melatonin supplements to get to sleep, according to a team of international researchers. In a study published
‘Long COVID’ patients leave ‘antibody signature’ that may help predict syndrome, study says
COVID-19 patients may not need to wait long after being infected to know if they will develop post-acute COVID-19 syndrome
82 per cent employees prefer working from home, majority say WFH results in more productivity: Study
The study further revealed that 64 per cent employees said they are more productive working from home and feel less
Alcohol consumption can directly cause cancer, study says
The consumption of alcohol is a direct cause of several kinds of cancer, according to researchers. In a recent large-scale genetic
Distant-stage colon cancer showing up more in younger adults, study says
Younger adults may have the highest risk of presenting with distant-stage colorectal cancer, according to researchers. A distant-stage cancer is
Omicron neutralises Delta, gives immunity against other variants too, says ICMR study-
By Express News Service NEW DELHI: Antibodies generated by Omicron, which is propelling the current wave of Covid-19, are effective
Men should consider limiting cell phone use to protect sperm quality, study says
Men may want to limit their cell phone use if they are concerned about fertility, according to a recent metanalysis
Long COVID: 4 biological risk factors could increase chances, according to study
Researchers say they have identified biological risk factors that could predict who is more likely to develop “long COVID.” In a