Roshni Mahesh

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Hairless Seven Years , Man Regrows Hair with Daily Dose of Arthritis Drug for 8 Months

A study reported in the online edition of Journal of Investigative Dermatology found tofacitinib citrate, a drug approved by FDA for treating rheumatoid arthritis, highly promising for managing alopecia universalis, a medical condition that leads to hair loss in the entire body, including the scalp, eyebrows and eyelashes.

Jun 20, 2014

Physical Fitness Crucial for Children's Academic Success

Physically fit children are more likely to excel in studies, says a new study.

Jun 19, 2014

Even Moderate Depression Brings Severe Complications to the Heart

A study found that either mild or severe depression increased the risk of heart attack.

Jun 19, 2014

Indian Boy with 7-Inch Long Tail Worshipped as Monkey God Hanuman

The teenager from Punjab, who is referred to as "Balaji," by his devotees, was born with a tail on his back.

Jun 19, 2014

UK Experts Warn against Prescribing Aspirin to Heart Patients

The new guidance released by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) on Wednesday warned against prescribing aspirin to prevent strokes in people with atrial fibrillation (AF).

Jun 18, 2014

Music Lessons in Childhood Improves Brain Functioning

In the study, learning music early on in one's childhood was associated with improved executive functioning for rest of one's life.

Jun 18, 2014

Diabetic Patients with Depression at Greater Risk of Early Death

Diabetic patients who suffer from depression are more likely to die early, says a new study.

Jun 17, 2014

Helmet-Shaped Device Detects Strokes in Seconds

The helmet-shaped stroke finder that works by examining brain tissues can provide results within seconds, according to the study published in the Transactions on Biomedical Engineering journal.

Jun 17, 2014

Prolonged Sitting Increases Risk of Cancer, Says Study

Too much sitting can increase the risk of certain types of cancer, a team of German researchers reveal.

Jun 17, 2014

Sunscreens Cannot Give Full Protection Against Cancer: Study

Though, sunscreen succeeded in reducing the DNA damage and delayed development of the skin cancer, it couldn't completely safeguard the p53 gene against the harms caused by UV light.

Jun 17, 2014

Fasting Highly Effective in Preventing Progression of Prediabetes

American researchers found that fasting for 10 to 12 hours reduced bad cholesterol in the body, helped weight loss and protected against diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.

Jun 16, 2014

Threesome goes wrong after husband got jealous of homeless man

Processed Red Meat Consumption Increases Risk of Heart Failure in Men

Eating as much as 75 grams of processed red meat per day was associated with 28 percent increased risk of heart failure in men, compared to its lower intake (25 grams).

Jun 16, 2014

Having More Moles May Increase Risk of Breast Cancer: Study

Women with 15 or more moles were found at 35 percent higher risk of developing the deadly disease, compared to women without any moles.

Jun 12, 2014

Toxins in Unripe Litchis Caused Children's Death, New Report from West Bengal Says

While the litchi fruit scare continues to grip the country, authorities on Wednesday advised consumers to completely stay away from unripe litchis..

Jun 12, 2014

Can Single Injection Prevent Heart Attack? Yes, Says New Study

New research shows that a single injection, based on a genome editing method, can help manage cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of getting heart attacks by up to 90 percent.

Jun 11, 2014

Resistant Mosquitoes to Fight Dengue in Australia (CDC/James Gathany/Wikimedia Commons)

Genetically Modified Mosquitos to Wipe Out Malaria from Earth

Scientists create new strain of mosquitoes to wipe out malaria

Jun 11, 2014

Too Much Red Meat in Early Adulthood Increases Breast Cancer Risk

Breast Cancer: Excess consumption of red meat may cause breast cancer in women.

Jun 11, 2014

Taking a 'Tomato Pill' with Lycopene Benefits Cardiovascular Patients

Regular intake of ateronon, a supplement that contains 7 mg of lycopene, helps to improve blood vessel function in people affected with cardiovascular diseases.

Jun 11, 2014

Hair Dyes May Contain Toxic Chemicals Linked to Cancer - Study

Certain hair dyes and perming products available in the market may contain some banned toxins linked to cancer, according to a team of Swedish researchers.

Jun 10, 2014

Keeping Mobile Phones in Trouser Pocket Damages Male Fertility

Exposure to radiation from mobile phones kept in trouser pockets can leave a negative impact on sperm quality.

Jun 10, 2014

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Articles by Roshni Mahesh

Hairless Seven Years , Man Regrows Hair with Daily Dose of Arthritis Drug for 8 Months

Physical Fitness Crucial for Children's Academic Success

Even Moderate Depression Brings Severe Complications to the Heart

Indian Boy with 7-Inch Long Tail Worshipped as Monkey God Hanuman

UK Experts Warn against Prescribing Aspirin to Heart Patients

Music Lessons in Childhood Improves Brain Functioning

Diabetic Patients with Depression at Greater Risk of Early Death

Helmet-Shaped Device Detects Strokes in Seconds

Prolonged Sitting Increases Risk of Cancer, Says Study

Sunscreens Cannot Give Full Protection Against Cancer: Study

Fasting Highly Effective in Preventing Progression of Prediabetes

Processed Red Meat Consumption Increases Risk of Heart Failure in Men

Having More Moles May Increase Risk of Breast Cancer: Study

Toxins in Unripe Litchis Caused Children's Death, New Report from West Bengal Says

Can Single Injection Prevent Heart Attack? Yes, Says New Study

Genetically Modified Mosquitos to Wipe Out Malaria from Earth

Too Much Red Meat in Early Adulthood Increases Breast Cancer Risk

Taking a 'Tomato Pill' with Lycopene Benefits Cardiovascular Patients

Hair Dyes May Contain Toxic Chemicals Linked to Cancer - Study

Keeping Mobile Phones in Trouser Pocket Damages Male Fertility

Ranveer Singh touches Sanjay Leela Bhansali's feet; Sara Ali Khan, Aditi Rao Hydari radiate in ethnic outfits at reception

Omar lambasts "arrogant" Congress after BJP's historic victory; Mehbooba reacts [details]

BJP leads in 53 seats, crosses majority mark in Chhattisgarh

Ranbir Kapoor's fans burst crackers inside theatres during Animal screening; fans say 'low budget Salman Khan' fans'