A new study found that tomatoes may be the secret of eternal youth as they can help keep skin looking youthful. The researchers stressed that tomatoes protect against sunburn and help keep the skin looking youthful.
The Daily Mail reported that tests using ultra-violet lamps showed the tomato-eaters were a third better protected against sunburn at […]

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Experts say that roughly a quarter of those asked had borrowed, given away allergy pills, antibiotics and painkillers and this can be an extremely bad idea. According to this new survey many give away their prescription medicines or borrow them from others.
Prescription drugs, after all, are prescribed for a reason: because they fit the needs […]

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Most drugs aimed at suppressing HIV target proteins lying on the virus itself, but new research suggests  that protein on human immune cell may be key to stopping infection. The human host’s immune cells might work better because human cells mutate at much slower rates than does HIV, so the virus would have much less […]

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Swedish researchers examined the diet of 1499 men with prostate cancer and 1130 men who were healthy. They concluded that eating foods rich in phytoestrogens decreased the risk of prostate cancer.
Foods that contains containing this phytoestrogens include soy, nuts especially peanuts, sunflower seeds and berries. Zinc is another essential mineral used by men’s bodies to […]

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Incorporating certain foods into your diet to greatly reduce the chance of getting prostate cancer and it is good to add these types of foods in your regiment anyway.
One of the easiest foods to add is fish, this is because fish oils have been found to drastically reduce your risks of getting prostate cancer by […]

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According to results of a National Institutes of Health-sponsored study, consumption of a low glycemic index diet may improve blood sugar control in children and adolescents with type 1, or insulin-dependent, diabetes.
The findings, reported in the journal Diabetes Care, suggest that a low glycemic index diet can improve blood sugar control “to a clinically meaningful […]

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A team of specialists at London’s Moorfields Eye Hospital in Britain have restored a young man’s sight by using gene therapy. Eye specialists reported that the gene therapy regenerated the dying eye cells in the third of such operations. While the gene therapy has not improved the vision of the other two patients it may […]

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A new research at the University of Navarra, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and the Harvard School of Public Health (USA) have linked depression to tobacco.
Their findings follow to a six-year study with 8,556 participants and suggest that smokers are 41 per cent more likely to suffer from depression than those that have […]

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A researcher at the Oregon Health & Science University Cancer Institute has identified a protein, known as CRP and produced by liver, that is a strong indicator of survival for men with advanced prostate cancer.
Because CRP is elevated in the presence of inflammation, a simple blood test that is already available could help in clinical […]

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A recent study that proves that when we see someone in a concrete social context, proves that people automatically judge men on the basis of their competence, and women on the basis of sociability. According to the findings the qualities associated with competence such as efficacy, motivation, intelligence and their antonyms, are more activated when […]

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