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Stay virgin to avoid cancer: Study reveals middle-aged virgins have less risk of getting prostate cancer

The study revealed that men who had never experienced sexual intercourse were 47 percent less likely to develop the disease.

Jan 2, 2018

Twins born just 20 minutes apart will not share birthday, birth month, or even a birth year

Joaquin and Aitana de Jesus Ontiveros were born on either side of the midnight of December 31, 2017, after their mother went into premature labour on New Year's Eve.

Jan 2, 2018

Drug for reversing memory loss found? Study shows diabetes drugs might help in treating Alzheimer's disease

Researchers found that the drug protected nerve cell functioning, slowed the rate of cell loss and reduced Alzheimer's-linked brain plaques.

Jan 1, 2018

Do you crave dark chocolate? Study says you might be a psychopath

The results of both studies confirmed the hypothesis that bitter taste preferences are positively associated with malevolent personality traits.

Jan 1, 2018

Women's periods are the worst usually in January: Here's why

Nutritionist and hormone specialist Alisa Vitti claims women's periods are a lot worse and unbearable in the month of January.

Jan 1, 2018

Alcohol is making you racist and homophobic, study reveals

Professor Jonathan Shepherd, director of the Cardiff University Crime and Security Research Institute, said: "A striking aspect of the study was the discovery that most attacks weren't fuelled by hate alone; alcohol appeared to act as an igniter."

Jan 1, 2018

LIFE SANS NETFLIX is the key to happiness? Here's how to keep your self-care goals intact

The sisters recommend a shower with peppermint oil or dancing to a favourite song as more fulfilling ways to spend time than binge-watching shows or splurging on online shopping.

Jan 1, 2018

Is the free in-flight meals you eagerly wait for making you sick? Here's the truth!

Even the best plane food is oversalted and preserved so that it can be microwaved.

Jan 1, 2018

Are you being insulted by your doctors without your knowledge? You can find out here

Over the years, doctors have mastered a whole new vocabulary to discreetly talk about problem patients, communicate not so positive updates or even discuss about children. But as it turns out, in medicine, this slang is more than just harmless jargon.

Dec 31, 2017

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Health News

Stay virgin to avoid cancer: Study reveals middle-aged virgins have less risk of getting prostate cancer

Twins born just 20 minutes apart will not share birthday, birth month, or even a birth year

Drug for reversing memory loss found? Study shows diabetes drugs might help in treating Alzheimer's disease

Do you crave dark chocolate? Study says you might be a psychopath

Women's periods are the worst usually in January: Here's why

Alcohol is making you racist and homophobic, study reveals

LIFE SANS NETFLIX is the key to happiness? Here's how to keep your self-care goals intact

Is the free in-flight meals you eagerly wait for making you sick? Here's the truth!

Are you being insulted by your doctors without your knowledge? You can find out here

Even a single sleepless night can be harmful to your health, here's why!

Heart in a bag: Britain's only woman kept alive by a £86,000 artificial heart that she carries in a backpack

Include these minerals in your diet to keep diseases at bay

Do you start your day by drinking hot water and lemon? Here's how it's harming you

Ouch! Wife accidentally bites off husband's right testicle in Taiwan

Looking to lose those extra pounds? Here's how you can shiver them off this winter

Time for India to follow suit? France, Germany, Netherlands, US banned use of EVMs [here's why]

Dhanush's Captain Miller has no buyers in Telugu states? Here's why

Deepika Padukone is a sight to behold in velvet gown; attends Academy Museum Gala with Selena Gomez, Dua Lip [see pics]