Birdwatching good for mental health, study reveals
London (ISJ) — People living in neighbourhoods with more birds, shrubs and trees are less likely to suffer from depression, anxiety and stress, according to...
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Eating less can slow ageing process
Washington (ISJ) — There’s a multi-billion-dollar industry devoted to products that fight signs of ageing, but moisturisers only go skin deep. Ageing occurs deeper —...
Over a million premature deaths in India and China in 2015 due to air pollution, reveals global study
New Delhi (ISJ) ? China and India together were responsible for some 1.1 million premature deaths from air pollution in 2015, reveals a global report.�...
Coconut oil no risk to heart, reveals a latest study
Kochi (ISJ) ? A study by cardiologists at a Kochi hospital reveals, coconut oil has no risk factors to patients with heart diseases. The study...
UAE researchers explore nanotechnology to enhance cloud seeding to produce rain
Dubai (ISJ) ? A leading research body in United… Dubai (ISJ) ? A leading research body in United Arab Emirates (UAE) has developed a cloud...
Austrian physicists observe photon blockade breakdown
Vienna (ISJ) — A group of scientists from the… Vienna (ISJ) — A group of scientists from the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (IST...
Kerala hospital brings cosmetic heart surgery for children to India
Kochi (ISJ) ? For the first time in India, a Kerala hospital has introduced cosmetic heart surgery for children ? a procedure that gained popularity...
CERN improves sixfold precision in measurement of magnetic moment of the antiproton
Geneva (ISJ) ? CERN, the European Organization for … Geneva (ISJ) ? CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, has achieved another milestone in measurement...
Delhi government asks Police to enforce total ban on chewing tobacco products
New Delhi (ISJ) ? After almost three months of Supreme Court order banning manufacture, storage and sale of all forms of chewing tobacco products, Delhi...
Controls on alcohol marketing ineffective, warns public health experts
London (ISJ) ? Public health experts world over, have warned, the current controls on extensive alcohol marketing are ineffective to block drinking habits among the...