Roshni Mahesh

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Tendency to Cheat, Lie Higher in Afternoon than Morning: Study

Afternoon is not a good idea if you are planning a big deal. A new study says that people are more likely to exhibit unethical behaviours like cheating, stealing or lying in the afternoon than in the morning.

Oct 31, 2013

Chennai Researchers Develop Device that Detects Heart Problems Early

A team of Chennai researchers have developed an instrument that can help prevent cardio-vascular diseases.

Oct 31, 2013

New Test Diagnoses 7 Types Breast Cancer, Promises Better Treatment, Survival Rate

Scientists have developed a new test that can accurately diagnose seven types of breast cancer.

Oct 30, 2013

Plus Points of Making Love: Sex Can Help You Burn Some Calories, Finds Study

Engaging in sexual activities can help burn some calories, new research reveals.

Oct 29, 2013

Swaddling Can Damage Baby's Hips: Expert

Swaddling, a traditional technique widely used by parents to wrap their newborns, can cause more harm than good. According to an expert, babies who were swaddled during the initial stages of growth were more likely to suffer hip problems during middle age.

Oct 29, 2013

Importance of Proper Nutrition at Childhood: Poverty Harms Brain Development

Experiencing poverty in childhood can affect proper development of the brain.

Oct 29, 2013

Researchers Find Link between Weight Gain in Pregnancy and Autism in Children

Researchers have found a link between maternal weight gain during pregnancy and autism spectrum disorders (ASD) in children.

Oct 29, 2013

Chennai Woman Dies During IVF treatment on Suspected Anaesthesia Overdose

A 23-year-old woman reportedly died while undergoing fertility treatment at a Chennai hospital.

Oct 28, 2013

Cure for Alzheimer's Not Far Away, Scientists Discover 11 New Genes Responsible for Brain Disorder

Scientists have discovered some new genes that contribute to the onset of Alzheimer's disease. It is expected to help in the development of an effective treatment for the disorder.

Oct 28, 2013

Low-Fat Diet Harmful for Heart than Fatty Foods like Cakes, Butter: Expert

Contrary to the common belief, a health expert say that trans-fats found in fast foods, bakery products and margarines pose more risks to the heart than saturated foods.

Oct 24, 2013

Managing Blood Sugar Levels Helps Boost Memory

Keeping the blood sugar under control can help avoid experiencing severe memory problems in old age, researchers say.

Oct 24, 2013

Health Benefits of Music Therapy: Listening to Favourite Music helps Relieve Physical Pain

Listening to music can help get relief from physical pain, new research shows.

Oct 24, 2013

Poor Sleep in Pregnancy Leads to Cesarean Birth, Depression

Sleep-related disturbances in pregnancy can lead to adverse pregnancy situations and birth complications, a new study says.

Oct 23, 2013

Flu Vaccine Reduces Risk of Heart Attacks, Strokes

Flu vaccine can protect heart patients against the risk of suffering heart attacks or strokes, a new study reveals.

Oct 23, 2013

Drinking Coffee Prevents Liver Cancer

Drinking coffee regularly can help prevent liver cancer, according to a new study.

Oct 23, 2013

Say Good Bye to Hair Loss! Scientists Regrow New Human Hair from Cells [VIDEO]

Scientists have developed a new method that helps grow new hair on the scalp.

Oct 22, 2013

Regular Exercises can Help Children Excel in Studies

Sparing a few minutes for exercises can help children improve their academic performance, a new study says.

Oct 22, 2013

Bottle Feeding linked to Stomach Obstruction in Infants

Using bottles to feed the baby can increase the risk of developing a serious form of stomach obstruction, researchers warn parents.

Oct 22, 2013

Breast Milk Sold Online Unhygienic, Finds Study

Purchasing breast milk on the net is unsafe, a new study reveals.

Oct 21, 2013

Spanking Makes Children Behave Badly Later: Study

Spanking, a common method of punishment adopted by parents to teach good behavior to their little ones, may bring more harm than good. A new study published today in the journal Pediatrics reported that children who were spanked at age five, were at greater risk of becoming aggressive in school.

Oct 21, 2013

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Articles by Roshni Mahesh

Tendency to Cheat, Lie Higher in Afternoon than Morning: Study

Chennai Researchers Develop Device that Detects Heart Problems Early

New Test Diagnoses 7 Types Breast Cancer, Promises Better Treatment, Survival Rate

Plus Points of Making Love: Sex Can Help You Burn Some Calories, Finds Study

Swaddling Can Damage Baby's Hips: Expert

Importance of Proper Nutrition at Childhood: Poverty Harms Brain Development

Researchers Find Link between Weight Gain in Pregnancy and Autism in Children

Chennai Woman Dies During IVF treatment on Suspected Anaesthesia Overdose

Cure for Alzheimer's Not Far Away, Scientists Discover 11 New Genes Responsible for Brain Disorder

Low-Fat Diet Harmful for Heart than Fatty Foods like Cakes, Butter: Expert

Managing Blood Sugar Levels Helps Boost Memory

Health Benefits of Music Therapy: Listening to Favourite Music helps Relieve Physical Pain

Poor Sleep in Pregnancy Leads to Cesarean Birth, Depression

Flu Vaccine Reduces Risk of Heart Attacks, Strokes

Drinking Coffee Prevents Liver Cancer

Say Good Bye to Hair Loss! Scientists Regrow New Human Hair from Cells [VIDEO]

Regular Exercises can Help Children Excel in Studies

Bottle Feeding linked to Stomach Obstruction in Infants

Breast Milk Sold Online Unhygienic, Finds Study

Spanking Makes Children Behave Badly Later: Study

Ranveer Singh touches Sanjay Leela Bhansali's feet; Sara Ali Khan, Aditi Rao Hydari radiate in ethnic outfits at reception

Omar lambasts "arrogant" Congress after BJP's historic victory; Mehbooba reacts [details]

BJP leads in 53 seats, crosses majority mark in Chhattisgarh

Ranbir Kapoor's fans burst crackers inside theatres during Animal screening; fans say 'low budget Salman Khan' fans'