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Warning: Electronic cigarettes, hookahs toxic

Warning: Electronic cigarettes, hookahs toxic

The Consumer Protection Agency (CPA) has warned against the use of both electronic cigarettes and electronic hookahs as they contain…
Smokers at higher risk of depression, says British study

Smokers at higher risk of depression, says British study

Smokers are 70 percent more likely to suffer from anxiety and depression than non-smokers, despite the widespread view that lighting…
WHO calls for ‘smart’ syringes to stamp out fatal diseases

WHO calls for ‘smart’ syringes to stamp out fatal diseases

Employing the same needle or syringe to give injections to more than one person is one of the principal attributors…
More frequent meals may lead to weight loss, study reveals

More frequent meals may lead to weight loss, study reveals

Adults who had multiple small meals every day tended to eat better, and weight less, than those who had fewer…
Report: Getting sick in Egypt is high risk for travellers

Report: Getting sick in Egypt is high risk for travellers

Getting sick in Egypt is a high risk for travellers, according to a map published by a health care and…
German doctors: Depression common in diabetics

German doctors: Depression common in diabetics

The German Diabetes Association said in a recent study that once diabetes patients start to feel that treatment has become…
Could too much calcium be bad for your heart?

Could too much calcium be bad for your heart?

In a recent analysis from the National Institutes of Health, men who took calcium tablets were more likely to die…
Trouble falling asleep may signal high blood pressure

Trouble falling asleep may signal high blood pressure

Trouble sleeping, especially trouble falling asleep, may be associated with high blood pressure, according to a new study from China.This is…
Egyptian doctor invents new drug for infertility

Egyptian doctor invents new drug for infertility

Dr. Ali Farid won the 2014 best research award of the American Journal of Medicine and the American Journal of…
Obesity treatment progress is “unacceptably slow”

Obesity treatment progress is “unacceptably slow”

Global progress toward tackling obesity has been "unacceptably slow", health experts said on Wednesday, with only one in four countries…
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