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Electromagnetic fields linked with nerve disease: study

  HAGUE: Pilots, welders and other workers who are persistently exposed to high levels of… Read More

Fruit fuelled evolution of a bigger brain: study

PARIS: Humans likely developed large and powerful brains, researchers said Monday, with the help of… Read More

Deaths up sharply among people with autism: study

MIAMI: People with autism are three times as likely to die from an injury than… Read More

Cholesterol-slashing drug does not impair brain: study

WASHINGTON: A new cholesterol-slashing drug that has shown promise for high-risk patients does not impair… Read More

Web-based counseling lowers blood pressure as much as medicines: study

People who received regular lifestyle counseling online were able to lower their blood pressure as… Read More

Arctic ice loss driven by natural swings, not just mankind: study

OSLO: Natural swings in the Arctic climate have caused up to half the precipitous losses of… Read More

Parenthood linked to longer life: study

PARIS: Parents, take courage. If you survive the sleep deprivation, toddler tantrums and teenage angst,… Read More

Short, white men are more likely to go bald: study

PARIS: Add enhanced risk of premature balding to the list of illnesses and indignities faced… Read More

Yellow cabs are safer, study finds

Yellow taxi cabs have significantly fewer accidents than cabs of a darker hue, according to… Read More

Swift childhood cancer deaths more common than thought: study

MIAMI: Childhood cancer often strikes its youngest victims the hardest, and the death rate for… Read More

Doctor-rating websites lack helpful information: study

MASSACHUSETTS: Consumers increasingly turn to commercial physician-rating websites, similar to those for restaurants and hotels,… Read More

Doctors who find meaning in their work are less likely to feel burnout: study

CALIFORNIA: Doctors who feel burned out or overwhelmed by the demands of work are less… Read More

Baby brain scans may reveal autism risk: study

PARIS: Brain scans of babies may predict which ones will develop autism, a debilitating disorder… Read More

‘Third-hand’ smoke may harm infants: study

PARIS: The first solid evidence that smoking causes cancer came in the 1950s, followed decades… Read More

Sitting less linked to lower risk of diabetes

LONDON: People who spend time walking or even just standing instead of sitting down may… Read More

By age 6, girls less likely to believe they are ‘brilliant’

MIAMI: Gender stereotypes emerge early, and by age six, girls are less likely to believe… Read More

Meteorites did not enrich ocean life: study

An explosion of ocean life some 471 million years ago was not sparked by a… Read More

Are ‘natural’ cigarette smokers being misled?

WASHINGTON: Natural American Spirit tobacco products are marketed as “natural” and “additive-free,” and many users… Read More

Scientists enter Hawaii dome in eight-month Mars space mission study

HONOLULU, US: Six scientists have entered a dome perched atop a remote volcano in Hawaii… Read More

Ants are expert navigators, even walking backwards: study

MIAMI: Despite their tiny size, ants are sophisticated navigators that can find their way even… Read More