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Financial crisis may have caused 500,000 cancer deaths worldwide: study

PARIS: The global financial crisis may have caused an additional 500,000 cancer deaths from 2008-2010,… Read More

Adults born very prematurely may have lower incomes: study

WASHINGTON: By early adulthood, adults who were born prematurely at low birth weights are less… Read More

ADHD may emerge in adulthood for some: studies

LONDON: Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is widely considered a condition that affects children, but some… Read More

Can ‘magic’ mushrooms dampen depression?

PARIS: Hallucination-inducing "magic" mushrooms could help some people blunt the anxiety caused by chronic depression, according… Read More

Chinese pouring billions into US real estate: study

WASHINGTON: Chinese nationals became the largest foreign buyers of US homes last year as they… Read More

Abortion rates plunge in rich nations, unvaried elsewhere: study

Abortion rates have dropped 40 percent in wealthy nations since 1990 but remain unchanged in… Read More

Heavier is now ‘healthier’ than in 1970s: study

MIAMI: Being on the heavier side may not be as dangerous as it was in… Read More

Unique Swedish study tests drugs to prevent child sex abuse

STOCKHOLM: "No one would choose this, it's obvious," said Anders who has unwanted sexual thoughts… Read More

Malia Obama headed to Harvard

WASHINGTON: US President Barack Obama's eldest daughter Malia will attend Harvard University in the fall… Read More

Music helps babies learn speech: study

MIAMI: Babies who engage in musical play may have an easier time picking up language… Read More

Military sexual trauma tied to increased risk of homelessness: study

WASHINGTON:  Veterans who experienced sexual trauma in the military are at increased risk for homelessness,… Read More

Male and female caffeine consumption ups miscarriage risk: study

WASHINGTON: Women have an increased risk of miscarriage if they or their partner consume more… Read More

Over 11000 Pakistanis study in U.S. colleges, tells Consul General Heath

KARACHI: “There are currently over 11,000 Pakistani students studying in American colleges and universities,” said… Read More

Twin births almost double in rich countries: study

PARIS: Twin births have almost doubled in developed countries in four decades, said researchers Monday… Read More

Climate change boosted ‘once-a-century’ floods: study

PARIS: Man-made climate change significantly enhanced the risk of the severe winter storms that ravaged… Read More

Facebook friends are almost fake friends: study

LONDON: Most of your Facebook friends don't care about you and probably wouldn't even sympathise… Read More

Facebook should have ‘acquaintance’ category: study

PARIS: People cannot have 1,000 real friends on Facebook. Nor 500. In fact, anything over… Read More

Obama, Modi most liked on Facebook: study

NEW YORK: U.S. President Barack Obama is the most popular world leader on Facebook with… Read More

Unhappiness may lead to bad choices, but it probably won’t kill you

LONDON: Even though poor health is a known cause of unhappiness, and bad lifestyle choices… Read More

Elected leaders die younger, says study

PARIS: Politicians may achieve a lifelong dream of becoming a prime minister or president,  but… Read More