Babies can learn communication effectively if you make eye contact with them as it synchronises their brain waves. The group level activity of million neurons, which are involved in information transfer between brain regions is reflected by brainwaves.
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Obese people are prone to dementia: Study
Obese people are prone to dementia than those with a normal weight. In research it was observed that each five-unit increase in body mass index (BMI) linked with 16-33 percent more risk in this condition, Indian Express reported.
Govt. approves Rs 9,000-cr National Nutrition Mission: Arun Jaitley
Union Cabinet has approved the National Nutrition Mission (NNM) to monitor, supervise, fix targets, and guide the nutrition-related interventions across ministries,
World AIDS Day: AIDS’s effect on woman on fertility
As per a report by World Health Organisation (WHO) the transmission rates of HIV virus from mother to the offspring range from 15% to 45%. However, now with HAART, a lot of HIV-positive women can choose to have safe vaginal deliveries.
Trump’s World AIDS Day Proclamation Leaves out LGBT People
President Trump didn’t mention the LGBT community a single time while issuing a proclamation to commemorate World AIDS Day.
Heartburn may be sign of stomach cancer
A burning sensation when swallowing, feeling full after eating small amounts of food and painful tummy or sternum are other symptoms of stomach cancer.Apart from this, feeling constantly out of breath and blood in your stool and persistent indigestion are also signs of the condition.
World AIDS Day: Some facts you should know
Children, less than 15 years of age accounted for 7% (1.45 lakh) of all infections in 2011. Of all HIV infections, 39% (8.16 lakh) were among women.
New HIV vaccine trial fueling hopes to protect us from AIDS
The new study is testing a two-vaccine combination developed by Johnson & Johnson with the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Health Ministry and ICMR launch India Hypertension Management Initiative
In the real numbers, around 200 million adults in India are dealing with high blood pressure. However, the control rates for the condition remain low.
‘Steroid injections may put arthritis patients at risk’
Receiving an injection of a steroid and anaesthetic for arthritis patients is a common treatment…