• Mon, Jul 22, 2019
  • Tips for monsoon skin care for babies

    Published On: Jul, 22, 201903:33 PM

    With a change in the season, it is always a good idea to change your baby's skin care routine to a more season-friendly one by choosing the right products.
    Tips for monsoon skin care for babies
    A baby's delicate skin needs the right nourishment and ample care, especially during the monsoon. With a change in the season, it is always a good idea to change your baby's skin care routine to a more season-friendly one by choosing the right products those with natural ingredients can further help tackle monsoon-related skin concerns.Dr. Subhashini N.S., Ayurveda Expert, Discovery Sciences Group, R& D, The Himalaya Drug Company, says: The damp and humid weather can cause excessive sweating and lead to rashes and infections. Rashes, cradle cap and itchy scalp are also common concerns during the monsoon. This makes it important to take care of baby's sensitive skin and ensure it is hydrated. A good way to ensure this is by using mild products that contain natural ingredients and are free from phthalates, parabens, alcohol, artificial...
  • Kids with ADHD take more time to be school-ready Kids with ADHD take more time to be school-ready
    Published On: Jul, 22, 201902:48 PM

    The study, published in the journal Pediatrics, included 93 children -- 45 children with ADHD and 48 without the condition.

  • Not just peers, even siblings bully autistic kids Not just peers, even siblings bully autistic kids
    Published On: Jul, 22, 201901:09 PM

    The study, published in the journal Autism and Developmental Disorders, also found that children with autism are more likely to be both the victims and perpetrators of sibling bullying compared to...

  • Diabetic women at greater risk of heart failure than men Diabetic women at greater risk of heart failure than men
    Published On: Jul, 22, 201911:34 AM

    In India, which is often called the diabetes capital of the world, there were over 72 million cases of diabetes in 2017 - which means about 8.8 per cent of the country's adult population had the...

  • One-hour exercise with proper hydration may tackle low BP One-hour exercise with proper hydration may tackle low BP
    Published On: Jul, 20, 201902:54 PM

    The study is the first to examine the condition called orthostatic intolerance during daily activities when the astronauts returned home.

  • Take hot bath 90 minutes before bedtime for super sleep Take hot bath 90 minutes before bedtime for super sleep
    Published On: Jul, 20, 201902:13 PM

    Biomedical engineers at University of Texas-Austin reached this conclusion after analyzing thousands of studies linking water-based passive body heating, or bathing and showering with warm/hot water,...

  • Cigarette butts significantly damage plant growth Cigarette butts significantly damage plant growth
    Published On: Jul, 20, 201902:05 PM

    The study, published in the journal Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety, is the first to show the damage that cigarette butts can cause to plants.

  • Twitter, AI used to track people's physical activities Twitter, AI used to track people's physical activities
    Published On: Jul, 19, 201902:30 PM

    Updated On: Jul, 19, 201902:33 PM

    The researchers used machine learning to find and comb through exercise-related tweets from across the US, unpacking regional and gender differences in exercise types and intensity levels.

  • Women now more competent but less ambitious and decisive: Study Women now more competent but less ambitious and decisive: Study
    Published On: Jul, 19, 201902:07 PM

    However, women's gains in perceived competence have not propelled them to the top of hierarchies.

  • Passive use of social media may increase depression Passive use of social media may increase depression
    Published On: Jul, 19, 201901:24 PM

    As low self esteem is closely related to depressive symptoms, researchers consider this short-term effect to be a potential source of danger.