Salt Lake City: Researchers at Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah announced recently the results of a study that found that circumstances in childhood, such as parental occupation at birth and neighborhood income, might be associated with different risks of certain cancers later in life.

Hamilton: It’s been long thought that when blood transfusions are needed, it may be best to use the freshest blood, but McMaster University researchers have led a large international study proving that it is not so.

Building strong Institutions is one of the major objectives of Good Governance. The Digital India initiative represents a landmark in ushering in the First Digital Revolution in Health Care at AIIMS. 

Ann Arbor: Stress isn't good for your waist line. For older married couples, the added pounds may be caused by a spouse's long-term stress levels.

London: The key to preventing obesity in future generations is to make their parents healthier before they conceive, leading health researchers suggest.

  Schaumburg: Are you embarrassed by how much you sweat? It’s normal to sweat when you get nervous or exert yourself. However, if you sweat easily or to the point where sweat is visible on your clothing when you aren’t exerting yourself, you may have a condition called “hyperhidrosis,” or excessive sweating. Without treatment, say experts, hyperhidrosis can interfere with everyday activities and may even cause other skin conditions to develop.