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Heart Patients More Vulnerable To Depression

In a recent research, doctors from the American Heart Association have found an Heart Patients More Vulnerable To Depression

Erectile Dysfunction Diagnosis Along With Drugs Will Be Available Online

According to statistics, around eight million over the age of 40 suffer from erectile Erectile Dysfunction Diagnosis Along With Drugs Will Be Available Online

Chemical Imbalance Can Lead To Antisocial Behavior In Boys

The Biological Pyschiatry study done by researchers from the Cambridge University Chemical Imbalance Can Lead To Antisocial Behavior In Boysshowed that chemical imbalance in brain could be the real reason behind antisocial behavior in boys. In this research, researchers also found differences in the brain chemistry in youths with behavior problems when they were under stress. This study was led by Dr Graeme Fairchild and Professor Ian Goodyear.

Second-Hand Smokes Can Make Children Nicotine Dependent

Smoking is nor good for smoker neither the people around him. Various studies Second-Hand Smokes Can Make Children Nicotine Dependenthave proved adverse effects of second-hand smoking on health of people who don’t smoke. The recent research has added one more adverse effect to the long list of harms due to exposure to second-hand smoke. In the recent research, researchers found that smoking by parents can trigger nicotine dependence symptoms in kids. It is believed that people who don’t smoke cannot experience nicotine dependence. 

Pain Is Not A Symptom Of Arthritis – A Study

A new study by University of Rochester Medical Centre suggests that pain is not a Pain Is Not A Symptom Of Arthritis – A Studysymptom of arthritis but it is a cause of the condition.

UN seeks millions of dollars to help Syrians hit by drought

UN seeks millions of dollars to help Syrians hit by drought New York - The United Nations was seeking 20.2 million dollars to help Syria combat the worst drought in four decades, which has affected more than 1 million people there, the UN said Wednesday.

The money will go to help those affected for six months - predominantly herders and subsistence farmers who are at risk of losing their livelihoods and threatened by malnutrition, the UN humanitarian office said.

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