- Search results for Obesity
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 | Diabetics, people with co-morbidities like hypertension, kidney, heart issues at higher risk of dying from COVID-19Highlighting the extreme vulnerability of people living with diabetes during the Coronavirus lockdown, endocrinologists in the national capital said they may experience severe complications | |
 | Meet this Newcastle University scientist who donated all her royalty money to improve cancer research in IndiaDr Asima Mukhopadhyay believes that community-based education, public funding and a larger number of cancer research organisations is the key to dealing with women's cancer in the country | |
 | Physically demanding jobs mean shorter working lives, more sick leaves, say researchersThe level of physical demand required for each person's job was measured by the job exposure matrix or JEM for short | |
 | Drinking sugary drinks daily may be linked to a higher risk of cardiovascular disease in women: StudyThe new research was published in the Journal of the American Heart Association, an open-access journal of the American Heart Association | |
 | Children with underlying health conditions face severe complication, death risk from COVID-19: StudyPublished in the journal JAMA Pediatrics, the study followed 48 children and young adults - from newborns to 21 years old — who were admitted to pediatric intensive care units in the US | |
 | TotalAyurvedaCare.com launches world's first Ayurvedic only telemedicine service allowing face-to-face interactions with doctorsTotalAyurvedaCare's objective is to increase the accessibility of Ayurvedic treatments, with the streamlined website allowing patients to register for online consultation easily | |
 | US study finds that air pollution is linked to higher COVID-19 death ratesThe yet-to-be-published study looked at more than 3,000 counties across the US, comparing levels of fine particulate air pollution with novel coronavirus death counts for each area | |
 | Study links excess weight during pre-school to higher bone fracture riskThe study included 466,997 children with weight and height measurements at the age 4 years who were followed for a median of 4.9 years | |
 | Researchers find unexpected way by which brown fat cells can burn energyThe new study was led by researchers in the lab of Joslin's Yu-Hua Tseng, Ph.D., a Senior Investigator in the Section on Integrative Physiology and Metabolism | |
 | Study finds that Pilates significantly improves blood pressure in young, obese womenThough it is well-documented that exercise is a key factor in preventing and managing cardiovascular health problems, obese women tend not to maintain traditional workout routines | |
 | Every year, obesity kills at least 2.8 million people worldwideObesity rates have nearly tripled since 1975 and have increased almost five times in children and adolescents, affecting people of all ages | |
 | Here's why marathon runner Barefoot Mallu ran from Abu Dhabi to Dubai in 27 hoursBengaluru-based Aakash Nambiar, 30, a native of Kerala, began his long-distance run along the E11 highway on January 25 from the Abu Dhabi Corniche | |
 | Public health education needs to serve the purpose: Gagandeep Kang, Scientist and ResearcherWidely known as India's 'vaccine godmother', Gagandeep feels that our education system needs to become more purposeful | |
 | Get playing: All school students in TN to compulsorily spend one hour on physical activitiesWhile several paediatricians all over the state have positively welcomed the move, many parents and teachers are worried about how the new rule is going to be implemented properly | |
 | Wonder who makes those awesome Swiggy food covers? This 'Schmancy' Bengaluru start-up!With an eye on moving beyond paper packaging to using more sustainable materials like sugarcane and bamboo, the man behind Schmancy believes that we can cut our food plastic usage down to nil in a few |
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