Finnish researchers found in a separate study that women use hair dye were more likely to develop breast cancer.
Every year, World Arthritis Day is celebrated on October 12 across the globe to raise awareness about rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases (RMDs), which are a leading cause of disability.
Singaporean scientists have achieved a world's first by decoding the complete genetic map of durian, a highly prized tropical fruit delicacy known in Asia as the "king of fruits".
Experts say that if this continues nearly 2.7 billion adults worldwide will suffer from overweight and obesity by 2025.
Coconut water is a low-calorie tropical beverage with huge health benefits such as reducing overweight, lowering blood pressure, avoiding hydration and hangover
As medical professionals, campaigners, patients and survivors observe the Breast Cancer Awareness month; IBTimes Singapore has listed the top 10 risk factors regarding the ailment.
According to the World Federation For Mental Health, major mental health problems cost the US $193bn a year in lost earnings. The estimated global cost of mental health issues is $2.5 trillion.
There are natural home therapies, which one can try along with other hair products to attain smooth manageable hair.
A new study, published in the American Journal of Hypertension, says that sauna visits can reduce the risk of high blood pressure.
The month of October is set aside to ramp up awareness of Breast Cancer and aims to increase knowledge of how we can help beat one of the most common cancers in women.
MeTro, biomedical glue, has potential to seal any surgical wounds both internal and external within 60 seconds after applying on wounds.
Here is a list of the top six vegetables that will keep your skin and hair healthy this winter.
The White House said on 5 October it welcomed efforts by both political parties to address the use of bump stock gun accessories, which enable rifles to be turned into rapid-fire weapons, following the Las Vegas mass shooting.
Alcohol-free pints that give you a buzz but avoid a crushing morning-after hangover may be just a few years away, according to scientists.
Excessive exposure to fluoride in tap water and other dental products could hamper child's intelligence, shows new study.
